About your Emotional Support Coach
Nakikia A. Wilson, MHSA
Inspirational Speaker
Certified Emotional Healing Facilitator/Trainer
Emotional Intelligence Coach
Certified Mental Health Awareness Advocate
Certified in Mindfulness and Meditation Practice and Development
Licensed Life & Health Independent Agent
Inspirational Speaker
Certified Emotional Healing Facilitator/Trainer
Emotional Intelligence Coach
Certified Mental Health Awareness Advocate
Certified in Mindfulness and Meditation Practice and Development
Licensed Life & Health Independent Agent
Nakikia A. Wilson aka “CoachKeepItMoving” is a native of Kinston, North Carolina, now living in Durham with her 3 children. She is a graduate of Winston-Salem State University where she earned her B. A. Degree in Radio & Television Broadcast. She worked for ABC 45 in Winston-Salem, NC & WB 22 in Raleigh, NC as a Technical Director for News shows. After several years in the broadcast television industry, Nakikia realized her passion was in healthcare education and advocacy.
Nakikia earned her Master’s degree in Health Services Administration from Strayer University. Armed with a graduate education and a passion to utilized what she learned, she obtained positions with organizations, such PriceWaterHouseCoopers, Mamsi Health Plans, United Healthcare, Humana and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina gaining extensive experience to help the community.
Currently, Nakikia is employed with the Department of Veteran Affairs as a Certified Advanced Medical Support Assistant helping Veterans coordinate health and wellness services at the Durham VA Medical Center and in the community. She is certified as an Emotional Support Coach/Facilitator through the Community Healing Network. In addition, Nakikia holds several other certifications in subjects such as Mental Health Awareness Advocacy, Mindfulness, Meditation, and Life Coaching. She is the owner and operator of KIMCESS, LLC and Founder and President of K.I.M. (Keep It Moving) 4U, Inc., a nonprofit with an organizational mission is to empower the community through awareness, education, advocacy and supportive services that aid in the understanding of prevention or management of mental illness and chronic diseases.
Her journey to overall wellness, MIND, BODY, and Spirit began when she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis followed by diagnoses of Anxiety, Panic Attack Disorder, ADD and PTSD. She has since dedicated herself to raising awareness, providing education, advocacy and supportive services to the community about Multiple Sclerosis, Mental and Emotional Wellness, and other chronic diseases. She shares her personal journey and experiences with mental and emotional challenges and how they changed her perceptions of everyday life.
Nakikia is a member of nonprofit organizations Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., The Greater Eastern North Carolina Chapter of the National MS Society, The Community Healing Network, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), and The National Patient Advocate Association. She continues to serve her community with a strong passion for mental and emotional wellness through her movement #StartSpeakingStopStigma to dispel myths and stigmas surrounding mental and emotional health. “Keep It Moving,” not only serves as the name of her non profit organization, but is also her life’s motto which demonstrates the positive changes that have reshaped her life.
Nakikia earned her Master’s degree in Health Services Administration from Strayer University. Armed with a graduate education and a passion to utilized what she learned, she obtained positions with organizations, such PriceWaterHouseCoopers, Mamsi Health Plans, United Healthcare, Humana and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina gaining extensive experience to help the community.
Currently, Nakikia is employed with the Department of Veteran Affairs as a Certified Advanced Medical Support Assistant helping Veterans coordinate health and wellness services at the Durham VA Medical Center and in the community. She is certified as an Emotional Support Coach/Facilitator through the Community Healing Network. In addition, Nakikia holds several other certifications in subjects such as Mental Health Awareness Advocacy, Mindfulness, Meditation, and Life Coaching. She is the owner and operator of KIMCESS, LLC and Founder and President of K.I.M. (Keep It Moving) 4U, Inc., a nonprofit with an organizational mission is to empower the community through awareness, education, advocacy and supportive services that aid in the understanding of prevention or management of mental illness and chronic diseases.
Her journey to overall wellness, MIND, BODY, and Spirit began when she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis followed by diagnoses of Anxiety, Panic Attack Disorder, ADD and PTSD. She has since dedicated herself to raising awareness, providing education, advocacy and supportive services to the community about Multiple Sclerosis, Mental and Emotional Wellness, and other chronic diseases. She shares her personal journey and experiences with mental and emotional challenges and how they changed her perceptions of everyday life.
Nakikia is a member of nonprofit organizations Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., The Greater Eastern North Carolina Chapter of the National MS Society, The Community Healing Network, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), and The National Patient Advocate Association. She continues to serve her community with a strong passion for mental and emotional wellness through her movement #StartSpeakingStopStigma to dispel myths and stigmas surrounding mental and emotional health. “Keep It Moving,” not only serves as the name of her non profit organization, but is also her life’s motto which demonstrates the positive changes that have reshaped her life.