Grace Sesma provides Mexican/Indigenous cultural services to individuals and families through her Curanderismo healing practice. She works with individuals and organizations affected by problems arising from cultural differences. Grace also works with mental health therapists and other healthcare providers to promote an understanding of Mexican and indigenous culture-specific interventions and to encourage mutually respectful collaboration.

As a Curandera, Grace shares her knowledge of traditional concepts and beliefs, protocols, spirituality, and healing practices; advises on how aspects of traditional cultures can be compatible with requirements of the contemporary workplace; and provides opportunities for management and staff to become knowledgeable about, and sensitive to, the historical experiences of indigenous peoples of Mexico, United States, and Canada, about their contemporary situation as well as the vision they have for themselves and their community.

Grace has a consulting and private healing practice and collaborates with healthcare providers to integrate allopathic medicine with traditional indigenous healing. She’s an advisor to the House of the Moon and the Kanap Kuahan Coalition. She serves on the Yaquis of Southern California tribal council, the Consciousness & Healing Initiative Practitioners’ Council and the Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine BIPOC Committee.