ABOUT

I’m a wellness-centered leader and storyteller devoted to creating healing spaces through movement, mindfulness, and meaningful connection—especially for communities that have been historically excluded from them.

My path to wellness began not on a mountaintop, but in a moment of stillness. After years on film sets and in survival mode, I paused—and that pause revealed purpose. Through breathwork, mindfulness, and solitude, I reconnected with my body, my spirit, and the kind of leader I was meant to be.

Today, I lead with over 2,000 days of mindfulness practice, emotional intelligence certification, and a trauma-aware, culturally grounded approach to wellness. I’m advancing my training in neuroscience and holistic wellness design to build systems of care rooted in science, equity, and embodied practice.

As the founder of Clmbmor Adventure Club + Mindset Program, I design nature-based wellness experiences for young Black boys—blending climbing, running, and reflection to help them explore their inner and outer landscapes. Clmbmor isn’t just about climbing walls; it’s about climbing beyond the stories that limit us.

Movement as medicine. Stillness as strategy. Joy as resistance.

My creative work lives in story. From the award-winning short The Elephant Gown to my upcoming film Home—a narrative exploring jazz, fatherhood, and healing in nature—I use film as a mirror for transformation. I also hosted Venturing Out, a travel series exploring the connection between culture, movement, and self-discovery.

Across every space I move through—film, trail, or community—I create experiences where wellness is accessible, embodied, and expansive. This is my life’s work. And it started with stillness.

"You are calm, you are capable, and you are needed. Don’t forget to breathe."

raheim.robinson@gmail.com
@rahrobinson