Judith ALEXIS CRAIG
Hi, I’m Judith Alexis Craig (she/her), a trauma-informed registered social worker, psycotherapist, facilitator, and consultant. My work is rooted in an anti-racist, intersectional, and inclusive approach.
My personal journey of self-discovery and healing from abandonment, adoption, family breakdown, and abusive relationships has shaped my deep understanding of identity, grief, and resilience. Reconnecting with my roots and reclaiming my identity helped me overcome depression and low self-worth.
With over 20 years of experience working with individuals, children and families, I specialize in adoption and permanency. I believe in co-creating strategies and tools with my clients to help them navigate complex social and emotional challenges. As a transracial, transnational, foundling adoptee and a parent to both biological and adopted children, I bring both lived experience and professional expertise to my work.
I have designed and led programs, workshops, and international presentations on family relationships, parenting, adoption, and healing. My academic background includes a Bachelor of Social Work from Toronto Metropolitan University and a BA (Hons) Post-Qualifying Certificate in Children, Young People, Families, and Carers from Kingston University, London. I am also trained in the ACT Adoption & Permanency Curriculum for Child Welfare and Mental Health Professionals.
I look forward to connecting and learning how I can best support you.
Have you ever felt that you were not enough? Have you felt conflicted about your identity?
Are you searching for your belonging and your purpose?
Are you adopted and need support in a safe space?
Are you a foster or adoptive family who would benefit from trauma-informed guidance?