Alice Granado is pursuing a Master of Arts in Counseling with a Christian emphasis at Ottawa University. She brings a varied professional background in sales and marketing across the real estate, insurance, and power plant sectors. This experience has enhanced her interpersonal skills, cultural awareness, and ability to connect with people from diverse backgrounds.

Alice approaches counseling with humility, empathy, and deep respect for each client’s dignity, autonomy, and spiritual journey. She understands the influence of mental health throughout life and is dedicated to helping individuals during this time when mental health issues are rising dramatically. Her recent roles include coordinating prison visits for children of incarcerated parents, leading group counseling for trauma-exposed adolescents, and offering group therapy for adults dealing with substance use, grief, anxiety, and depression.

Alice and her husband recently celebrated 30 years of marriage. They have two adult daughters, a son-in-law, and three dogs. Outside of her studies, she enjoys hiking, traveling, reading, watching documentaries, and spending quality time with her family. Alice is bilingual in English and Spanish, originally from New York, and has lived in Arizona since 1998. She earned her Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Applied Human Behavior from NAU.