Trooper – Eisenhower
Trooper, PA 19403
The heart of Cierra’s work is always to highlight and elevate the beauty, diversity, capability and creativity of individuals, be it through her work as an artist or working directly within the community. Cierra’s advocacy work has taken her up and down the East coast to gaming conferences, and
allowed her the ability to support individuals that may struggle in that realm. She has also facilitated workshops for educators addressing their struggles with managing and advocating for youth mental health in educational spaces. In the last decade of facilitating groups and creating workshops for college-aged students, she has found a huge need for the development of emotional intelligence, and for individuals to recognize the impact trauma and adverse childhood experiences have on development and transitioning into adulthood. As such, she specializes in working with people experiencing depression and anxiety, (older) millennials experiencing career and life transitions, familial and relational issues, and the specialized and unique issues affecting marginalized individuals. At this point in her journey, Cierra is also choosing to pivot into spaces that have become more relevant and are most natural to her: parenthood and neurodivergence. While she specializes in working with folks experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, and other life transitions, she also believes people innately have the tools to heal themselves. Cierra merely offers a helping hand using integrative strength- and body-based, mindful approaches to foster healing and change.