Lacey is from a small town in the upper peninsula of Michigan. She knew early that she would have a career focused on helping others. Lacey earned her Masters of Marriage and Family Therapy at Abilene Christian University. There, she was a stellar student and a quick learner of tools and practices to help families and couples grow. From there, Lacey worked in various settings to develop her skillset. She has worked as a wilderness therapist, using adventure and nature to help her clients achieve their goals. Lacey has worked with countless families in crisis, gently guiding them towards health.

Over the past 13 years, Lacey has received extensive training in evidenced-based modalities to better serve her clients. Lacey has advanced training in Brainspotting, a powerful modality to heal trauma, and has worked directly with the developer of the model in her personal growth. Lacey participated in a three-day intensive training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, which is effective in treating trauma and emotional distress. Lacey is also trained as a Prepare-Enrich facilitator to help guide premarital couples as they consider the longevity and commitments of their relationships. Lacey is trained in Integrative Sex Therapy and is a Certified Sex Therapy Informed Professional. Lacey is a highly sought-after therapist for individuals and couples alike. Lacey is committed to helping clients achieve a greater sense of peace, purpose, and fulfillment in their lives.

In her free time, Lacey enjoys hiking, camping, and spending time with her family and one-eyed French Bulldog named Ravioli. She believes that spending time in nature is an important part of maintaining mental and emotional well-being, and she incorporates this philosophy into her work as a therapist. Lacey is a big sports fan and loves most Michigan teams and the Green Bay Packers. Lacey is an avid music listener and tries to attend at least one concert per month.