Maia AkivaCertified Mental Health Coach
Maia Akiva is a Professional Speaker, certified Mental Health Coach, and a Writer. Her unique approach encourages audiences to embrace their relationships with their emotions and feelings as a path to better mental health. She is also a Social Emotional Arts Facilitator and Certificate Holder from the Arts & Healing Initiative program at UCLA.
About Maia
Maia reimagines Mental Health healing methods in a dynamic blend of insight and creativity for a flourishing everyday life. With outside-the-box mental health learning experiences, trainings, and stories that personify and realize abstract emotions, Maia guides her audience through the journey of mental health that she is inspired to navigate every day.
She is the creator of Mental Health + Creativity a service that offer a unique creative mental health programming and content. She wrote and created a Mental Health, Addiction and Trauma Creative Writing Curriculum Guide that is being facilitated in many Treatment Centers, and also in Youth programs, after-school program.
Some of her clients includes: Reconnect Integrative Trauma Treatment Center, Resilience Treatment Center for Mental Health, Sanctuary Addiction Treatment Center, 826LA, Caltech, Johns Hopkins University – Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, Schools districts in CA and Texas and many more.
She is now training teachers, after school staff, therapists, writers, mental health staff and organizations on her Mental Health, Addiction and Trauma Creative Writing curriculum. And facilitating “Mental Health Tune-Ups and Team buildings” events for staff, colleges, and groups. She is Partnered with kid-grit to bring the Writing for Wellness program to school and after-school staff.
She just finished creating a longer Mental Health and Creativity immersive experience for groups and organizations. Come say hi at: www.maiaakiva.com
Maia Akiva is part of the team at Reconnect Integrative Trauma Treatment Center, a virtual trauma treatment center based in Los Angeles.
