About MAJIA LEE
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
I specialize in something called Generatology (a term I made up myself).
Generatology is the study of moral, instinctual innovations and generative capacities that exist within all of us innately. We have within us instinctually the raw capacity to adapt through profound adversity with our morals intact.
So in other words, my work is about pioneering new edges and frontiers that deepen my understanding of the various, instinctual processes that allow our species to adapt, individually and collectively. I have a faith in humanity capacity to evolve and my research is here to back up my faith.
I work as a coach, facilitator and consultant for leaders, entrepreneurs, teams, organizations, along with moms, dads, couples and families. I have a website dedicated to women, and I have this website, which is intended to support men.
Profound, transformative retooling, unheard of in today's world, is possible. In fact, in today's uncertain times, perhaps this innovative potential that is within us all is more and more becoming as essential as breathe.
To learn more, contact Majia at: majia@EmbodiAliveness.com
EDUCATION and HOBBIES
Majia has a master's in psychology and doctoral research in the field of Creative Emergence. Majia's education also spans to include masters level certification in Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy (PSI), along with training and certification in Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT), Intensive Trauma Response Therapy (ITR), Tension and Stress Releasing Exercises (TRE), Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB), Somatic Experiencing (SE), PULSE Mediation, Safe & Sound Protocol (SSP), BodyWay(c) Coaching, Leadership and Team Development, Strategic Business Management, Eating Disorder treatment and more.
Majia also studies and trainings combative play arts and sports, such as Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. She has discovered that for herself, combative play is a pathway to enter into a liminal space. The liminal is an uncertain transitionary zone between an old way of being and a new way of being. Playful activities that engage the liminal are vital to a creative and emergent life.
PERSONAL BACKGROUND
My mother was an artist, my father an engineer, that thought like a human calculator. My childhood was also filled with outdoor, interactive, cops and robbers' kind a play with my brothers and friends. I was continually interacting, playing and wrestling with the opposing tensions of life. In addition, I am of a generation where very few of us kids wanted to be indoors, watching TV or playing video games, isolated and alone in our rooms.
As a result, I was destined to grow up to be an out of the box, systems thinker, spide-y senser, with a playful heart and wee bit of defiance mixed in. A kind of kid that pointed out limitations, saw push-pulls, and creatively thought of ways to bring checks and balances to things. I'm pretty grateful for having these kinds of experiences in my childhood. But I don't think my parents had any clue the stubborn, hellion they were raising, with that formula.
Lastly, I am also very inspired by mother nature. I look to her as a role model for my work. She is the most pioneering, adaptive woman I know. Consider the diversity, complexity and brilliance of what she has created on this planet. It's mind boggling. So since we are also a part of nature, we have that brilliance and creative, adaptive instinct with us.
Carl Jung once said, "Creativity is instinct."