About

Ziedah Diata is an artist, attorney, and educator who brings a unique interdisciplinary approach to the intersection of justice, healing, and leadership. A former Chief Administrative Law Judge and high-level state government advisor, she now guides individuals and organizations through the science and practice of nervous system regulation, with a focus on those working in high-stress, service-oriented, and justice-centered roles.

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Drawing on her background in law, trauma-informed care, and participatory art, Ziedah translates complex neuroscience into accessible tools for communication, wellbeing, and professional sustainability. Her signature offering, the TEND masterclass, equips leaders, facilitators, and advocates with practical, embodied strategies for managing stress, enhancing presence, and fostering resilience—in themselves and in the communities they serve.

 

Ziedah is known for creating thoughtful, engaging learning spaces that are both rigorously informed and deeply human. Her work supports clients in cultivating internal safety, clearer communication, and stronger relational capacity—key foundations for ethical leadership and systems-level impact.

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Her clients include, but are not limited to, attorneys, professors, mediators, law students, massage therapists, coaches, mediation students, professors, artists, wellness professionals, facilitators, restorative justice practitioners, administrative law judges, and leaders of city and state government agencies.

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Ziedah has trained a wide range of professionals—including legal practitioners, educators, artists, and public sector leaders—across sectors that require both high-stakes decision-making and relational depth.

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