Are you ready to sit in the in between?

Welcome home

Hi! Hi! I’m Malia Wright, mixed, born on the unceeded territory of the Tongva people, now called Los Angeles, with my family lineages from China, Africa, Sweeden, and England.

I am a DEIA Integration and Embodiment Specialist, a facilitator, coach and teacher of Embodied Movement, Integrative Collective Healing and Ayurveda through transformation coaching, training, classes, workshops, and retreats. I combine curiosity with mindfulness to connect to the individual for collective and personal healing.

With a background in DEI and in disability Inclusion facilitation, healing racialized trauma and awareness of communal psychology and somatic embodiment. My approach is rooted in curiosity, with playfulness, while creating an open space for engagement and processing to support the individual process for the progress of collective cultural consciousness.

This is about creating a container to remember what it feels like to be at home. To be in relationship with yourself, your community, and the land.

Here, we move through rigidity, fear, scarcity, and their root in personal, familial, ancestral, and systemic stories.

We sit in the in-between to digest, rest, process, and re-imaging new ways of being.

For too long, we have been disconnected from what makes us feel alive, connected, joyful, and pleasurable and this is where we get to hang out to remember.

Remember what our ancient ancestors once knew.

Remember the feeling of connecting beings.

Remember what it was like to be in collective care.

Curious what this is all about? Take a Listen!

The Cozy Impact Pod

Join Julia Firestone and me to dive into deep conversations.

Picture this: soft blankets, abundant plants and nature, a fire in the fireplace, and dear friends. You’re in your element, energized and nourished by the setting and sense of community.

Welcome to The Cozy Impact Pod, a virtual embodiment of this experience where we open the door to topics that impactful people and conscious leaders constantly think about but rarely get to talk about. We’re destigmatizing, playing, and laughing our way to a greater sense of belonging for our friends in helping professions - from social entrepreneurs like ourselves to activists, nonprofit and social impact folks, educators, and anyone who wants to contribute to making the world a better place. Welcome home.