Our passion is human rights. Our mission is to empower you to heal the connection between mind and body, with a focus on reducing symptoms of depression, anxiety and low self-esteem.
Kimiya is a 501(c)(3) focused on providing programs that help individuals reconnect mind and body through movement, therapy and a support system of peers. Our current program, Fight Club, supports women in Dallas battling post-trauma anxiety, depression and low self-esteem. We advocate through film. Our award-winning documentary, Transitions, tells the story of how an American couple helped young girls transition out of brothels. Our current project follows the stories of Syrian refugee orphans.
Kimiya developed Fight Club as a way to address access, affordability and negative stigma surrounding post-trauma mental health and Self-care. Our holistic program combines boxing, yoga and group therapy for women who are survivors of trauma.
The 12-week program includes a cohort of women who journey through boxing, yoga and group therapy together. Fight Club is for women in Dallas who are ready and able to begin a new type of healing journey.
Kimiya is Arabic for alchemy; spiritual alchemy is the journey of freeing the Self, confined as a result of programming, life and our own fears. We advocate for human rights and post-trauma healing by providing programming rooted in spiritual renewal.
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