Chelsea Siler

I’ve been in the human services field for a little over 10 years, and it’s been a journey that’s shaped both my career and who I am.

I started out working in a group home supporting adolescents and young adults with mental health and behavioral challenges, many of whom were in the system and needed structure and stability. From there, I moved into case management at a sober living facility, where I facilitated groups for men in recovery, which deepened my passion for addiction work.

I later served as a Program Director, where I created community-based programs for youth and worked to build meaningful connections across generations. I also helped oversee a food bank and partnered with local colleges and businesses to bring resources and support into the community.

I’m a certified Substance Abuse Counselor and currently serve on the Professional Practice Board for North Carolina. I also support grief groups related to substance use when needed.

My long-term goal is to open my own practice that supports individuals navigating addiction and mental health.

At the core of everything I do is a passion for helping people feel seen, supported, and capable of building a better