Greg Serieaux-Halls holds a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Toronto specializing in Social Justice and Social Policy. He also completed an Honours Bachelor of Science degree at U of T Scarborough majoring in Psychology and Sociology and has over two decades of experience in community work and human services within the non-profit sector.

Greg is dedicated to furthering health equity, dismantling systemic anti-Black racism, and increasing access and care for marginalized peoples through his research at BHEL, policy work, and trauma-informed counseling modalities. He currently works as a Therapist at Time for Us Practice providing therapy for individual and couples, and group facilitation; he also provides residential care for adults with physical and developmental disabilities as a Support Facilitator at Montage Support Services. Greg is also an avid reader and a multi-passionate artist who enjoys writing and performing spoken word poetry, photography, as well as playing the guitar and percussion instruments.

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