Our Team

While earning their dual degree in Gender and Women’s Studies and International Intercultural Studies at Pitzer College , they studied abroad in Nepal, wrote a thesis on Intimacy in the Tech Industry, and worked with immigrant communities with the International Rescue Committee (IRC). They continued their work on immigration in law school at UC Hastings through policy work with the Asian Law Caucus (ALC) and authoring Intersectional Resistance: A Case Study on Crimmigration and Lessons for Organizing in the Trump Era.

In their final year at UC Hastings, they shifted their focus toward mediation and alternate conflict resolution. Through the mediation clinic, they began to mediate in small claims court supporting folks with a myriad of conflicts. This led to their work with Conflict Intervention Service, a program aimed to help curb evictions through housing mediations. Simultaneously, they trained and became a professional fairy attending celebrations every weekend, creating magic for children through face painting, balloons, and performance.

In the midst of the pandemic, they took on the role of Case Supervisor for the mediation program at SEEDS CRC, managing volunteer mediators and case developers as they conducted intakes and moved through the mediation process. They continued to expand their skills by becoming an OES practitioner with SEEDS where they support organizational conflicts, coach supervisors, conduct HR mediations, create and facilitate trainings on mediation and communication.

They currently work as the Co-Founder of Moksha where they practice as a mediator, facilitator, and coach. At work and beyond, Robin always brings color and comfort into the rooms they enter through their love of fashion, expansive views on gender and love, and their focus on holding space for feelings. Robin is a part of the queer community and can be found co-parenting, spending time with their polycule, sewing, ice skating, or watching animated shows on repeat.

Natasha earned her undergraduate degree in Political Science and Human Rights from UC Davis. As a community organizer she became experienced in group facilitation, program development, event management, and advocacy. She pursued her law degree at UC Hastings where she gained years of client counseling experience working with domestic violence survivors, wage workers, local businesses, and communities impacted by the carceral system. After graduating, she worked in the tech sector as a Business Operations Analyst, focusing on contract review and negotiation, compliance, and relationship management. Natasha stepped into her spiritual calling in 2020 and became a Reiki practitioner. She began earning her Masters in Psychology at CIIS that same Fall. In 2022 Natasha decided to pursue the path of Reiki Master. She currently works as the Co-Founder of Moksha where she practices as a mediator, facilitator, healer, and as a consultant.

Natasha brings wisdom from her own journey as a healer and from her experiences in many diverse fields and sectors including law, business, tech, and psychology. She is a skilled communicator who enjoys working with the relational aspects of business, community, and partnership.