Gettin’ My Mind Right LLC’s Goal:
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Help patients to eliminate negative thoughts and patterns to reach their next goal.
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Help increase mental stability to live happy and healthy lifestyles, based on their perspectives, and resources.
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Help patients to identify their underlying beliefs, explore how they are affecting different areas, and ultimately changing their beliefs and behaviors.
Meet The Team
Gianna L. Harris, LCSW
Chief Executive Officer and Clinician
Gianna L. Harris is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW/LCSW-C) in the state of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Delaware State University and her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh. Gianna is also certified in Cognitive Therapy.
Gianna is the Chief Executive Officer and lead clinician for Gettin’ My Mind Right LLC. She previously worked with patients diagnosed with depression, anxiety, and Bipolar Disorder. She works with patients to increase self-awareness, self-love, manage symptoms of depression, anxiety, managing life transitions, goal setting, and learning how to improve interpersonal skills. Gianna’s patients have found success when they are motivated and open to learning new skills and utilizing the skills outside of therapy sessions.
Additionally, Gianna provides clinical supervision to aspiring clinicians seeking to obtain their LCSW, LMFT or LPC. Gianna currently works at a local university helping social work students find their internships.
Outside work, Gianna also attends a non-denominational church, spending time with family, particularly her sister and niece. She loves spending time with her husband and friends, baking, painting, writing, traveling, enjoying the spa, and going to museums.
Sierra Cribb, LCSW
Clinician
Sierra Cribb is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Throughout her undergraduate and graduate studies, she used an interdisciplinary approach to further explore the connections between culture and health norms within communities of color. Her studies uncovered her passion for understanding how BIPOC communities access and engage in dialogue about mental healthcare.
Sierra has experience providing individual, family, and group therapy services in inpatient, outpatient, and private practice settings. Using individualized, trauma-informed therapeutic approaches, she seeks to help her clients have greater access to the resources they need to improve their mental health, wellness, and overall quality of life.
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Sierra has found that she enjoys coupling creative and expressive modalities with the following therapies: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, and Play Therapy. She specializes in the following: anxiety, anger management, depression, grief/ loss, identity creation, issues related to gender and/or sexuality, life transitions, and trauma. She values the ability to co-create a nonjudgmental space with her clients to explore and overcome barriers in their wellness journeys.
Sheray Anthony, LPC
Clinician
Sheray Anthony is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania. Though now living in Arizona, she feels deeply connected to the community she grew up in and remains committed to serving clients in Pennsylvania.
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Sheray began her undergraduate studies at William Paterson University of New Jersey, where she played Division III soccer. Balancing academics, athletics, and life responsibilities gave her firsthand insight into the challenges young adults face, furthering her interest in mental health. After graduation, her work in drug and alcohol counseling revealed the impact of trauma and inspired her to pursue a master’s degree in Community and Trauma Counseling at Jefferson University–East Falls.
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Through her training and experience, Sheray discovered her passion for supporting young adults in transitional phases—building independence, exploring identity, forming healthy habits and relationships, etc. Not just limited to young adults, Sheray enjoys working with adults in various stages of life, knowing that unresolved struggles from our “inner child” can surface even beyond young adulthood. Sheray also has a strong interest in couples therapy, helping partners improve communication, strengthen connection, and navigate life’s challenges together.
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Sheray’s approach is collaborative and grounded in existential and person-centered therapy, with integration of solution-focused and reality therapy. Sheray emphasizes the importance of self-care and finding your balance within work and life. Sheray believes individuals are the experts of their own lives, and her role is to help them uncover the tools and answers within themselves.
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