Why

I Want to Help You

 My journey to becoming a Wellness Practitioner has been shaped by resilience, determination, and a deep understanding of the power of connection. I’ve faced my own set of challenges, including living in my car for a year while attending community college. That experience taught me the importance of perseverance and the strength that comes from starting over. I was later nominated as an honorary commencement speaker at my college graduation, where I shared my personal story of overcoming obstacles and how I earned a full scholarship to UCLA . This pivotal moment gave me the opportunity to further my education and build a foundation for my future.

When the COVID pandemic hit, I recognized an urgent need for healing and connection as people struggled with isolation and relationship complications. I launched my wellness business during this time to support individuals in overcoming these challenges. My work was recognized when I received the UCLA Bruin 100 Business Award for my contributions in health and wellness.

During my graduate studies in clinical psychology, specializing in Marriage and Family Therapy, I was deeply inspired to support individuals and couples facing relationship challenges, heartbreak, and trauma-driven self-sabotage. I witnessed how many were trapped in cycles of negative patterns, holding onto past pain and limiting their potential for healthy connections. This realization fueled my passion to guide others through healing, rediscovering their self-worth, and building meaningful, fulfilling relationships.

Through my own healing journey, I’ve learned that true transformation happens when we build healthy connections, establish boundaries, and commit to personal growth. My experiences navigating these transitions have shaped my approach as a practitioner, and I’m passionate about helping others do the same. I understand the difficulties of letting your guard down and trusting again, but I also know the incredible strength that comes from building the relationships and life you truly deserve. As a recent admit to the Doctorate program in Mental Health Leadership at USC, I am committed to ongoing mental health development, continuously gaining the latest tools and knowledge to empower my clients to live their best, most fulfilling lives.

YOU don’t have to face this alone.

Are you ready to change your life? Let’s dive in, set meaningful goals, and make room for the intimacy, confidence, and relationships you desire.

YOU deserve more than just advice – you deserve a personalized, holistic approach that equips you with the tools to grow, heal, and make empowered decisions.

Warmly,

Maya Dajon, Psy.M., BHSS