Dajon served in the Army from 2002 to 2016. After leaving the military, she faced the challenges of PTSD, struggling with anxiety, emotional numbness, and the weight of past experiences. Seeking an alternative path to healing, she embarked on a journey of self-discovery, exploring mindfulness, holistic healing modalities, and somatic practices to reclaim her sense of peace and purpose.

As she deepened her understanding of trauma and resilience, Dajon realized the power of integrating mind-body healing techniques into daily life. Determined to support fellow veterans on their own journeys, she began hosting retreats, guiding others through mindfulness practices, breathwork, and mindset shifts that foster lasting transformation.

Recognizing the importance of storytelling and branding in amplifying the impact of veteran service organizations, Dajon earned a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Communications. She now uses her expertise to help veteran-focused nonprofits and initiatives expand their mission, ensuring their message reaches those who need it most.

Through her work, Dajon has helped veterans reconnect with themselves, release emotional burdens, and develop tools for inner peace and empowerment. Her mission is to create spaces where those who have served can find healing, community, and a renewed sense of purpose beyond their military experience.