Chyanne Cuevas, MSEd
Navigate Life’s Challenges with Confidence and Connection
As an only child, Chyanne quickly learned that friendships and meaningful social connections aren’t just nice to have — they’re essential. But building those connections without a clear roadmap? That’s a challenge she knows all too well.
Now, as a Navy wife in an interracial marriage, Chyanne continues to navigate the complexities of life — from the constant upheaval of frequent moves to confronting social stigmas tied to love that crosses racial lines. These personal experiences have shaped her deep understanding of what it means to find stability, identity, and belonging in a world full of change and judgment.
Fueled by both her lived experiences and professional training, Chyanne is passionate about helping others cultivate a strong sense of self, build healthy relationships, and develop practical strategies to face life’s inevitable challenges with resilience and grace.
If you’re feeling unanchored, isolated, or unsure of how to navigate your personal journey — you don’t have to figure it out alone. Chyanne offers a supportive, understanding space where you can reconnect with yourself, strengthen your confidence, and create the connections you deserve.
👉 Ready to reclaim your sense of self and build a life of meaningful connection? Reach out to Chyanne today and take the first step toward lasting growth and empowerment.
Education and Experience
Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of South Florida
Master’s Degree in Education from the University of San Diego
Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University
Chyanne is a Virginia Resident-in-Counseling under the clinical supervision of Carlita L. Coley, LPC. She began her professional journey as a middle school teacher before transitioning into mental health counseling to better support the emotional development of youth and young adults. With experience in Applied Behavioral Analysis, Chyanne integrates a blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy, and Play Therapy to help individuals struggling with PTSD, mood disorders, anxiety, and substance abuse disorders.