RN NAKIA
I help women navigate heartbreak, divorce, and major life transitions with clarity, confidence, and God-given purpose. It’s time to take your identity back.
About RN NAKIA
You don’t have to go through this alone. I’m RN Nakia, a Registered Nurse with decades of healthcare experience, ordained minister, author, speaker, mother, and faith-based life-transition coach. I help women navigate separation, divorce, single motherhood, heartbreak, and major life transitions while still managing work, children, family, bills, and all the responsibilities that do not stop just because life changed. I have a special heart for women in healthcare because I understand what it is like to care for everybody else while carrying your own life at the same time. My work is not just about getting through a hard season. It is about helping women get clear, rebuild their confidence, rediscover their identity, reconnect with their God-given purpose, and create practical next steps for moving forward. My approach is rooted in truth, faith, accountability, emotional intelligence, and practical action. I don’t want you to just survive what happened to you. I want you to know who you are, understand what God put you here to do, and move forward with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
Why I coach
I coach because I’ve been that woman. I’ve been through heartbreak, divorce, single motherhood, and seasons when I had to rebuild my own life while still working, raising my children, and showing up for everybody else. And I know that showing up for everybody else is one of the hardest things you have to do when you’re barely able to show up for yourself. You’re hurting, but you still have to work. You still have to parent. You still have people depending on you. That is why this work is personal to me. I want to help a woman who is where I’ve been. A woman trying to make sense of what happened, remember who she is, and figure out what comes next. I bring my faith, my nursing experience, and my own lived experiences into this work. I want to give her room to tell the truth about where she is—and help her take practical steps toward where she wants to go.