Sylvia Parron is an experienced mental health practitioner dedicated to making a positive impact in individuals' lives. With a rich background spanning various roles in mental health services, Sylvia brings a wealth of expertise and a compassionate approach to her work.

From her beginnings as a Guardian Ad Litem to her current role as an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist, Sylvia has demonstrated a commitment to excellence and a passion for helping others navigate their mental health journeys. Her journey encompasses roles such as clinical case manager, foster care family consultant, program manager, and more, each contributing to her comprehensive understanding of the field.

Sylvia's educational background includes a Master of Arts in Marriage & Family Therapy from Touro University, coupled with a Master of Arts in Business Management from Webster University. With certifications in trauma-informed care, motivational interviewing, and being a Certified Registered Behavior Therapist, Sylvia is equipped with a diverse skill set to address various mental health & behavioral needs.

As you explore this website, you'll discover Sylvia's dedication to providing personalized, evidence-based treatment plans tailored to each individual's unique circumstances. With a focus on building trust, fostering resilience, and promoting holistic well-being, Sylvia strives to empower her clients to lead fulfilling lives.

Sylvia Parron wears many hats with grace and purpose. As a minister, she offers spiritual guidance and support, guiding individuals on their journey of faith with compassion and wisdom.

As a motivational speaker, Sylvia captivates audiences with her dynamic presentations, inspiring them to embrace their full potential, overcome obstacles, and live with purpose.

Additionally, Sylvia is available for speaking engagements and offers engaging Bible study sessions. Through her teachings, she provides insight, inspiration, and deeper understanding of biblical principles, empowering individuals to apply timeless wisdom to their daily lives.