Sierra Buckley, MSW, LGSW (she/her)

Sierra primarily works from a person-centered approach, prioritizing a trusting, supportive, and collaborative relationship. She views mental health as dynamic and flexible, trusting in the real possibility for change, growth, and healing. Drawing from her background as a yoga teacher and massage therapist, her practice is informed by mind-body principles to support an embodied and integrated healing process. She takes into account the many interconnected layers, both internal and external, that can influence a person's life experience. Sierra prioritizes genuine presence, curiosity, and emotional safety in her work with clients, aiming to create a space that is welcoming, inclusive, and affirming.

Sierra provides therapy for adolescents (16+), adults, and couples. She is interested in working with a range of presenting concerns, including, but not limited to, anxiety, stress, depression, interpersonal and relationship concerns, women’s issues including cycle awareness, life changes and transitions, identity or existential crises, such as climate distress and spiritual exploration. Depending on client needs, she integrates nervous system regulation exercises and coping skills, drawing from mindfulness, breathwork, DBT, and CBT. Her aim is to support clients in experiencing a greater sense of ease, authenticity, and fulfillment in their lives.

Sierra holds a Master of Social Work from Appalachian State University (2025), as well as a BS in Child Development & Family Relations and a BA in Spanish from the University of Idaho (2014). She is currently practicing as a licensed graduate social worker (LGSW) under clinical supervision. She is trained in Level 1 Gottman Method for Couples Therapy. In addition to yoga and massage, she has previous experience in university counseling, residential holistic mental health, and community health settings.