Same people. A clearer perspective.
I'm Chris Birky. I've had four thousand one-on-one conversations about why people do what they do. Project Gina exists to help you see what's really been running the show — so you can make different choices, not because you've become someone new, but because you can finally see what's been there all along.
Project Gina is a verification registry for the healing professions. We check a practitioner's credentials at the source, such as the state board or the body that certified them, and publish what we found with the date we checked. We never recommend, rank or match anyone. You choose. Ask Gina, the free guide, names a pattern and the kinds of work people often explore for it. Project Gina is not therapy, medical care or diagnosis.
Project Gina was born from a simple truth: most people aren't broken — they're patterned. The same subconscious patterns shape how we think, feel, and behave, often without us realizing it.
When you can see those patterns clearly, everything changes. You stop reacting. You start choosing. And you get to live a life that actually fits you.
You don't have to become a different person to have a different life. You just need a clearer perspective on what's been driving you, so you can respond instead of react, choose instead of repeat, and live with more freedom, presence, and possibility.
She had four kids and about a hundred children. At her celebration of life, person after person stood up and called her mom — people I'd never met, who she'd taken in over thirty years without ever asking any of them to become something first.
That's what unconditional actually means. Not that you love people despite who they are. That you never required them to change in order to belong to you.
She died in May of 2023. She collapsed in the yard while we were building a fire pit together and I caught her.
A while after, sitting with it, something came to me clearly: go find her glasses. Put them on when you're stuck. See through the eyes of the unconditional.
I still have them. This company is named after her, and the mark is her frames, because the work is the same work — sitting with someone long enough to actually see them, without needing them to be different first.
I grew up around a lot of loss. My sister died when I was twelve. I've stood at twelve funerals for people I loved, and I've buried both my parents.
Grief that big doesn't stay grief. Mine turned into abandonment, and then into a hole I couldn't climb out of. I spent the better part of a year trying to numb my way out of it.
At 21, a car wreck nearly killed me. That's when the lights came on. I walked into therapy for the first time, and I've been obsessed with how people actually heal ever since: meaning, the body, and the patterns running under all of it.
Everything here is what I needed back then. Someone to see what was actually underneath, and point me to the right door.
I built Project Gina in 2026. I'm not a therapist, and Project Gina isn't therapy. It shows you what a practitioner actually holds, checked and dated, so you can choose with the facts in front of you.
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We check credentials at the source and publish what we found, with the date we checked. We never recommend anyone. You choose.