
MiacaraDesigns for a Better Life
About Mia
About Mia
Mia embarked on life's journey in New York, USA. Due to a childhood illness that could prove fatal, she was confined to limited activity for seven years and grew apart from the norm. To alleviate sadness, she began writing in her diary. Years of depression and prescription medication due to toxic relationships followed, and her mind and body grew weaker. Working with E.A. (Emotions Anonymous), a life-affirming spiritual 12-Step program was instrumental in conquering years of chemical dependency. Studying Native American Shamanic wisdom teachings uncovered fascinating truths crucial to her spiritual development.
She deepened her knowledge through Eastern philosophies and ancient healing modalities, drawing on the wisdom of her past experiences, which revealed her true purpose. This heightened sense of awareness led to a Reiki Master Healer and Spiritual Advisor degree. She refined her skills in Germany and became an ordained Interfaith Minister.
More than twenty years of professional experience in various art and healing therapies are well-received by individuals in Lifelong Learning Programs, Hospitals, Health Centers, Continuing Education, and Mental Health Facilities. During the COVID-19 global crisis, Rev. Cara relocated to the West Coast, where she shares her gifts of healing and art. Her designs have been exhibited in shops and galleries in the US, Canada, and abroad.
Her ongoing journey to rise above life's complexities is strengthened by a powerful sense of Self. She was honored in a United Nations documentary on Alternative Medicine, where she demonstrated her healing skills. Mia identifies with the Self-Realization Fellowship.
"I delight in the simple wonders of life and find joy in motivating others to develop their uniqueness. My mission is to educate and encourage the use of alternative medicine and preventative therapies before unwelcome dis-ease, alcohol, chemical dependency, or social media become a controlling force in one's life." -M. Cara
Mia's memoir, Little Rose Lost and Found, is presented as an illustrated parable for those finding difficulty 'fitting in' - a society that encourages codependency (social media, comparisons, competition, etc.). Request an interactive video presentation.
Look for Mia's memoir series, representing 'the hero's journey from adversity to success'. "Life Without Reservation," forthcoming.









