Welcome to
Bloom in Grace Counseling
I’m Flor Quezada, a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) in supervision and owner of Bloom in Grace Counseling. My practice offers culturally-competent and compassionate counseling for teens, adults, couples and veterans in Maricopa, Ahwatukee, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert and surrounding areas. As a bilingual first generation Latina woman, I have firsthand experience navigating the complexities of cultural expectations, family dynamics and many more of the same challenges that my patients are working to overcome.
Experience working in hospitals, schools and with veterans has shaped my personal approach to therapy. Bloom in Grace Counseling seeks to provide every patient with a non-judgmental space to honor the healing and self-work that they are seeking, while being an honest, supportive and knowledgeable guide through the process.
In my free time, I enjoy golfing, hiking, exercising and traveling. I love food - cooking, trying new restaurants and sharing time with loved ones around meals! My husband and I serve as ministry leaders at our local church in Mesa, AZ, where we plan events, pastor young adult groups and work with international ministries.
Bloom in Grace Counseling welcomes you to our space, where you are safe to explore your healing and grow. Whether you want to begin with a free 15-minute consultation or are ready to schedule your first intake appointment, we encourage you to take the first step and reach out.


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Bloom in Grace Counseling offers a wide variety of therapy modalities in both virtual and in-person sessions, including EMDR, CBT, DBT, ACT, the Gottman Method, trauma-informed care and narrative therapy for individuals, couples and families.
Our practice has a specialized focus on trauma work that offers a compassionate approach to addressing the complexity of causes, emotional and physical effects and your unique path forward to allow your healing to flourish.
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Focus areas of our practice include:
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Trauma work
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Anxiety and depression
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Grief and loss
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Generational cycles and first generation experiences
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BIPOC identity
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Relationships - family conflict, pre-marital and marriage counseling
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Emerging adulthood
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Work / life balance
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Stress
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Faith-based counseling (upon request)

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