Hi, I’m Sara, Founder of Ceyora Health

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WHY I BUILT THIS

My real education came through personal experience. Watching my mother navigate misdiagnoses and breast cancer with little support showed me early on how underserved women's health can be. She passed away at 67 from preventable cardiac disease tied to the cardiovascular changes of menopause, a window of risk that wasn't well recognized at the time. My own breast cancer diagnosis in 2013 was another turning point, teaching me to ask deeper questions and trust my intuition when the standard answers weren't enough.

The After Treatment, Now What? Solution

Ceyora Health is an integrative coaching practice helping women close the gap after breast cancer treatment. It is the stretch when the care that surrounded you ends, your body has changed, and you are expected to be fine. Our program, Thrive By Design™, addresses the areas where the gap is widest: strength, energy, sleep, metabolic health, cognition, mood, intimacy, and more. Over three months, we set baselines with validated assessments and labs so you know where you are starting, educate you on how treatment affected your body, coach you toward your goals, and track your progress with you. Our goal is simple: to help you build a strong, resilient body you can trust, feel genuinely good, and deeply respect the person you are today.

NBC-HWC
Nationally board-certified health and wellness coach
MS, Physical Therapy
Sargent College, Boston University. Over a decade in clinical practice.
MBA
McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University
20+ Years in Tech
Marketing executive turned health educator

Feeling your best and becoming your own best advocate are the most powerful things you can do for your health.

My philosophy is simple: share what's real, work with the latest research, and use data and technology to track real progress. That starts with the right information and the right tools to act on it.

Ceyora Substack

Writing about life after breast cancer treatment — 13+ years past my own diagnosis. Evidence, approaches, and honest conversation for complex, high-performing women.