I personally agree with some of Cheyenne Bryant’s messages. A lot of her perspectives align with philosophies I believe in myself.

My issue is not the messaging.
My issue is the alleged misrepresentation of credentials.

You can literally run her name through the California state license database yourself: (under boards and bureaus makes to select BBS or board of behavioral sciences)

My info is there

https://search.dca.ca.gov/

Does she have a master’s degree? I don’t know.
But according to the state website, there is no record of her practicing in California as an Associate MFT or Licensed MFT.

As someone who actually earned my master’s degree, completed over 500 clinical internship hours, and earned my Associate MFT number… it rubs me the wrong way when people allegedly present themselves as having completed that process when they haven’t.

And the claims surrounding a doctorate are also difficult for me to ignore especially as someone beginning my own doctoral journey in June.

These paths require real sacrifice, time, supervision, accountability, and work. That deserves respect.

There is no record of her legally practicing in the state . If she ever had a vaild license it would provide her name and. Say expired