Sierra Campbell
Personal Mission
My mission is to empower individuals, particularly Black women and girls, to take control of their lives. I empower individuals, especially Black women and girls, to take control of their lives by fostering understanding, healing, and self-acceptance. Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, person-centered, and feminist approaches, I create a safe space for clients to discover inner strength, navigate challenges, and build self-confidence, resilience, and the life they envision. As an Intern with Centering Elements, I am passionate about mental health and community well-being. My self-care includes travel, group fitness (like cycling), quality time with loved ones, music, and nostalgic moments. Wicked resonates for its themes of societal reflection and personal growth.
Attainment
Pursuing a Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the College of William & Mary, with an anticipated graduation date of May 2026. Currently a Substitute Teacher, for Colonial Heights Public Schools providing classroom support and educational assistance across various grade levels, fostering a positive learning environment
2021 – 2024
Obtained a Bachelor of Science in Public Health (Community Health Concentration) with a Psychology Minor, East Carolina University,
Health Coach & Intern, Farm2Clinic Connecting diabetic patients in rural North Carolina with complimentary resources, produce, and educational support to enhance health outcomes.
Student Program Assistant, Ledonia Wright Cultural Center Assisted with the organization of cultural events and community engagement activities aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion.
CONTACT INFO
Email: scampbell@centeringelements.com