I'm Max (they/them), I have my bachelor's and I work at a recovery center as a peer support specialist. I enjoy learning about nature, spending time with my pets, creating art, and playing video games. One of my goals is making the GRM more accessible to the queer community, which is one of my passion populations. I offer the GRM support group through my place of employment and I'm located in Findlay, but I anticipate bringing GRM to surrounding rural communities of Hancock County.

I had a different journey to finding the Grief Recovery Method than most. I hadn't experienced death or divorce, and because of that I hesitated. I was one who didn't think I would benefit from a grief related program, however after going through the program, I realized I was wrong. I have experienced grief from many different parts of my life that are less tangible than death and divorce, but just as impactful. If you are questioning whether the method is for you, it is. The GRM is for anyone and everyone, even if we don't realize it, we all grieve. GRM has helped me to work through a lot of my past trauma and feel more at peace with myself.