Maija Grisa, LMSW
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Verified by it’s OwnerAbout Clinician
What is your profession and title?
Licensed Master Social Worker, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
What is your Certification or License # Number?
6801110588
Where did you obtain your education? Please list degrees and/or certificates received.
Grand Valley State University- 2016 Bachelors in Criminal Justice and Spanish, 2019 Masters in Social work
Which ethnicity do you identify as?
Bi-Racial
How would you describe your gender?(Optional)
Female
What languages do you offer services in?
English
Do you offer interpretation services?
no
Do you have a religious affiliation?
-None_
Preferred Pronouns
she/her
About Service
How are you providing mental health services?
Virtual Services, In-Person Services, Speaking engagements
Client Age
Pre-Teens (11-13), Teenagers (14-19), Adults
I have lived or trained experience with the following communities:
Neurodivergent, Previously Incarcerated, Single Parents, Caregivers, 2SLGBTQIA+
I have lived or trained experience with the following sexual orientations:
Aromantic, Asexual, Bi-Sexual, Gay, Intersex, Lesbian, Nonbinary, Non-Monogamy, Pansexual, Polyamorous, Queer, Transgender, Two Spirit
Do you offer a free consultation?
Yes
Are you accepting new clients?
Yes
Do you offer a sliding scale
Yes
Insurance Accepted
What insurances do you offer?
Aetna, BCBS, BCN, Meridian, Priority Health
Specialty Areas
What are your specialty areas?
Identity based trauma, EMDR, LGBTQIA, Neurodivergence
Message from clinician
Statement to Client
Hi, I’m Maija Grisa, a BIPOC therapist in Grand Rapids dedicated to creating a safe, compassionate, and culturally affirming space for healing and growth. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, trauma, identity challenges, or life transitions, I’m here to walk alongside you with empathy, understanding, and respect for your unique experiences.
As a BIPOC clinician who also is a part of the LGBTQ community, I recognize the impact of systemic oppression, racial trauma, and the complexities of navigating intersecting identities. My approach is rooted in cultural humility and a deep commitment to honoring your story. Together, we can explore your struggles, embrace your strengths, and work toward the change you’re seeking.
You deserve a space where you can be seen, heard, and valued—let’s start that journey together.
As a BIPOC clinician who also is a part of the LGBTQ community, I recognize the impact of systemic oppression, racial trauma, and the complexities of navigating intersecting identities. My approach is rooted in cultural humility and a deep commitment to honoring your story. Together, we can explore your struggles, embrace your strengths, and work toward the change you’re seeking.
You deserve a space where you can be seen, heard, and valued—let’s start that journey together.