Meet Grace Kerby
Forty-one years of marriage, three children, eight grandchildren, and years spent helping families say the hard things out loud. This is the short version — the rest is better over a conversation.
Forty-one years of marriage — and a few seasons I would not want to repeat.
My life’s work has always been rooted in family: a 41-year marriage, three children, two sons-in-law, and eight grandchildren. Four decades in, I can tell you that no long marriage is an easy one, and no family gets through without a season it would rather not have lived. Mine included.
That is the experience I bring to this work — not theory about families, but years of living inside one, and years of sitting with other parents on the worst nights of their lives, helping them find the next thing to say.
Professionally, I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and I am a Certified Mediator. I serve as a Regional Coordinator and volunteer facilitator for Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL).
I started Kerby Konnects to bring straight talk, communication tools, and boundary education to the families who need them — whether what you are facing is a loved one’s addiction, a child you cannot seem to reach, or a marriage that has gone quiet.
There is more to say than fits on a page. That is what the first call is for.
How I walk alongside families
A private, judgment-free space
The place I wished I’d had during my own hardest days — where you feel seen and understood, not managed. Coaching is always private, never a group.
Practical tools, not platitudes
Real strategies for communication, boundaries, and self-care that bring the temperature down at home — grounded in evidence-based frameworks, not wishful thinking.
Reclaim your own life
You can’t control anyone else’s choices. You can stop disappearing into them — and start building a life that feels like yours again.
Experience you can lean on
- 41 years of marriage — three children, two sons-in-law, eight grandchildren
- Bachelor’s degree in Psychology
- Certified Mediator
- PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones) Regional Coordinator & volunteer facilitator
- 7+ years supporting families affected by substance use disorder
- Coaching in three areas: parents of an addicted loved one, parenting, and marriage & relationships
- Private 1-on-1 coaching — across North Texas and online nationwide
Curious how coaching works? Start with the area that sounds like you — parents of an addicted loved one, parenting, or marriage & relationships — or read the parent’s guide to substance use disorder.
Let’s start with a conversation
Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We’ll talk about what’s happening in your family and whether coaching together feels like the right fit.
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