Who Am I, Whose am I?

The most essential thing to know about me is this:

I am who God says I am. I am a child of God—fearfully and wonderfully made. I am the salt of the earth. I was known and loved before I was formed in my mother’s womb.

My name is Cynthia Chinoso (“God is near”) Eno (“Gift”) Nwarache.

I am the first grandchild of Amaku Cookigham and the first child of Inyang Cobham. I am a proud first-generation Nigerian-American, a big sister, a big cousin, the eldest niece, a godmother, a friend, a lover, a kind soul, and an advocate for both self-love and community love.

I strive to be a living reflection of God’s love and kindness. I’ve been gifted with spiritual gifts of mercy—empathy and compassion—and exhortation, offering encouragement and hope to myself and to others.

My Core + Heart Values:

Love. Connection. Spiritual Prosperity. Unapologetic Movement.

Things I love to experience in my body and spirit:

Good food, good people, good music (especially late 90s/2000s R&B + hip hop, neo-soul), being in nature, candles and aromatherapy, smiling and deep belly laughter, soft living and soul-nourishing self-care, enjoying the sanctuary of my home—and yes, randomly twerking throughout my day!

My Educational & Professional Path:

I am a Holistic Wellness Practitioner with a foundation in psychology (B.S.), macro/community-based social work (M.S.W.), and trauma-informed care. I’m a certified 200-hour yoga teacher (currently completing my 500-hour training).

I specialize in curating self-love and self-care retreats and workshops rooted in healing, joy, and wholeness. My life’s work is centered on seeing people fully and empowering the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—on and off the mat.