Dr. Mildred Sierra was born in Puerto Rico and has resided in Central Florida for over 20 years. She is the mother of three and grandmother of three. She holds doctorates in Biblical Christian Counseling, Clinical Pastoral Counseling, and Chaplaincy, as well as certifications in clinical supervision, addiction counseling, and as a John Maxwell Certified Coach. Her calling has led her to work as a pastor, counselor, speaker, and life coach, dedicating her life to strengthening families through education and the prevention of domestic violence and abuse.

As a speaker, she addresses topics such as domestic violence, healthy sexuality, sexual addiction, healthy relationships, and leadership. Her holistic approach combines individual and group counseling, providing practical tools for personal and spiritual growth.

Literary works

Dr. Sierra is the author of several books exploring profound themes of domestic violence, life, spirituality, and the human condition. Her notable works include:

• Cult of Silence: This book tells true stories of domestic violence that ended in murder, real-life accounts that occurred in pastoral families and religious congregations.

• Life in Tragedy: The Damage Sometimes Begins at Home: In this book, Dr. Sierra describes some tragic moments that began when she was a child until she became a mother and that later led her to recover and become the woman who provides tools to others who are going through difficult processes.

• Cult of Silence (Workbook) : This companion manual offers practical guidance for identifying and escaping domestic violence, serving as a valuable resource for individuals, churches, and support groups in society and the community.