About
Meet Justice Graham
Justice Graham is the founder of Whole Dancer Wellness. She holds a Master's degree in Counseling and is a Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC) in the state of Arizona. She currently serves as Head Dance Coach at Ottawa University, and brings her own background as a collegiate dancer at Ottawa University, alongside professional dance experience performing at Super Bowl LVII, together with clinical mental health training to her work with the dance community.
A note on scope: Justice Graham is a Licensed Associate Counselor in Arizona. Whole Dancer Wellness provides education, workshops, and consulting. It is not a therapy practice, and no clinical or therapeutic services are provided through this business. Her clinical training informs the evidence-informed approach behind every workshop and resource, but engagements with Whole Dancer Wellness are educational, not clinical, in nature.
Why This Work
My life has always been rooted in two passions: dance and helping people. After more than 15 years as a dancer, becoming a collegiate dance coach, and earning my master's degree in counseling, I realized those passions could come together. I created Whole Dancer Wellness because I believe dancers deserve more than technical training. They deserve support for the mental and emotional side of dance, too. My mission is to equip dancers, coaches, and parents with practical tools that help the whole person, not just the performer.
Beyond my work, I'm a wife and mom to two daughters. My family is my greatest joy, and they remind me every day why creating supportive, healthy environments for young people matters so much.
Background
- Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC), Arizona
- M.A. in Counseling
- Head Dance Coach, Ottawa University Arizona
- 15+ years of dance experience
- Former collegiate dancer at Ottawa University Arizona
- Professional performance experience, including Super Bowl LVII
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this therapy?
No. Whole Dancer Wellness provides education, workshops, and consulting, not clinical or therapeutic services. Justice's clinical background informs the approach, but engagements here are educational in nature.
What age groups do you work with?
Programs are built for dancers of any age, and adapted to fit the group, from studio-level youth teams to college programs.
Do you work with teams, or just individuals?
Primarily teams, studios, and programs; workshops and consulting are designed around group and organizational settings.