Working with Kristina Grace

Strengthening Maternal Mental Health Through Practical, Scalable Solutions

Many mothers fall through the gaps.

They don’t meet the threshold for specialist services, yet they are struggling — with mental health, transition, identity, and the demands of parenting. This has a direct impact not only on mothers, but on families and communities. Kristina Grace works with organisations to address this gap through practical, evidence-informed programmes, speaking, and consultancy designed to improve outcomes at scale.

Structured, evidence-informed programmes designed for organisations to deliver within their own services.

Programmes focus on:

Returning to work after maternity leave
Supporting parents of neurodivergent children
Maternal mental health and wellbeing

Designed to be:

Practical and easy to implement
Grounded in real-world needs
Scalable across services

Programme Licensing

Topics include:

Maternal mental health
Trauma-informed care
Supporting parents through complex needs
Bridging gaps in service delivery

Available for:

Conferences
Professional development
Internal training

Speaking & Workshops

Specialist input to support organisations to strengthen their approach to maternal mental health.

Including:

Programme development
Service design
Trauma-informed practice
Strategic input and review

Consulting

Health services
Community organisations
Employers supporting working parents
NGOs and not-for-profits
Professional groups and networks

Who I Work With

Indicative Pricing

Programme licensing: typically $5,000 – $20,000+
Speaking engagements: typically $2,000 – $7,000
Consulting: from $180/hour or project-base

Pricing varies depending on scope, delivery format, and organisation size. Please enquire for a tailored proposal.

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About Kristina

Kristina Grace is a registered social worker and maternal mental health specialist with over 16 years’ experience. She is the founder of Mothers Helpers and the developer of mental health and parenting programmes supporting families in New Zealand and increasingly around the world.

Her work focuses on practical, trauma-informed approaches that support both individuals and the systems around them.