About Annie’s Creative Counseling
Helping children, parents, and schools thrive through therapy, training, and creative mental health tools in Charlotte, NC.
Meet Grace Tucker
Child Therapist, Consultant & Founder of Annie’s Creative Counseling
Hi, I’m Grace — a licensed clinical mental health counselor, child advocate, and workshop facilitator.
I’m here to help you support the child you care about with tools that work in real life — at home, in classrooms, and in everyday moments.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure of where to start, you’re not alone.
Whether you’re a parent navigating anxiety or ADHD, or a school leader trying to equip your team, my goal is to walk with you — with empathy, strategy, and real support.
Grace Tucker, LCMHC,
Founder of Annie’s Creative Counseling
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Grace’s Story
My passion for helping children was sparked at a young age.
Every Sunday morning, I sat beside my grandmother, Annie, in the nursery of our neighborhood church — watching her care for kids with such grace and warmth. That early inspiration grew into a lifelong calling.
After over a decade in education, including years as a School Counselor and 504 Coordinator, I saw firsthand the emotional strain families were facing and the mental health gaps in school systems.
That’s why I founded Annie’s Creative Counseling:
To close the gap and make child mental health care more accessible, creative, and community-driven.
Education and License
North Carolina Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, License #13951
National Board of Certified Counselors, NBCC
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace, Certificate - USF Muma College of Business
North Carolina School Counselor Educator License #1201000
American School Counseling Association (ASCA) National Model Trained
Master's of Education, School Counseling and Development- Winthrop University
Bachelor of Science - Winthrop University
Our Approach
Creative. Collaborative. Child-centered.
At the heart of Grace’s work is a belief that children thrive when the adults around them feel confident, informed, and supported. Whether through therapy, workshops, or consulting, her approach is:
Creative: Using play, art, and storytelling to help children process big emotions
Evidence-Based: Grounded in neuroscience, child development, and trauma-informed care
Collaborative: Working closely with families, teachers, and school systems for lasting results
Empowering: Giving parents and professionals tools they can use every day
When adults feel equipped, children feel supported, and that’s where growth begins.