Influential Woman · Wellness
Jasmine Maya Royce
Integrative Wellness Practitioner, Healing With Jasmine
Venice, CA
Her Story
About Jasmine
Jasmine Royce is an integrative wellness practitioner and herbalist. She previously spent 25 years in the entertainment industry as an audio engineer and executive producer before launching her passion projects, Tranquility Magazine in 2022 and Healing with Jasmine last year. Royce holds a BA in Journalism from the University of Nevada Reno and an MA in International Journalism from City University London, now known as St. George University. She maintains certifications in mindful cognitive behavioral therapy, Jungian therapy, Reiki mastery, Western and Chinese herbalism, Ayurveda, and Naturopathy. Her practice emphasizes alternative healing, coaching for personal integration, and support for women navigating pre- or menopausal transitions, including emotional clarity and brain fog. Royce also serves as a board member on a radio station and volunteers at the Huntington Garden in LA. She attributes her success to overcoming hardships such as losing her home in the LA fire and a near-death experience with craniotomy, emphasizing the importance of community and resilience.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Jasmine
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to surviving hardships like losing my home in the LA fire, near-death experience with craniotomy, and building community as pillars of strength. Community is the infrastructure that happens when you're having a dark moment. Having friends and being there for each other, repairing and recovering in relationships including with your career. Finding inspiration even after pivots and not letting failures stop you from doing what you enjoy.
02What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I received was when starting in radio: learn everything you can about every situation because you will never get fired if you can be so useful in every realm that you couldn't be replaced. Be multifaceted like a triple threat in journalism, audio, and visual work. Find good mentors and pursue what you enjoy even if it doesn't make money initially, as these skills will be utilized later.
03What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Know your own value and how important you are. Speak up when you have an inspirational idea or know the answer, even when you're young and lacking confidence. Share inspirations, but guard yourself with boundaries so criticism doesn't ruin your day. Be careful with who you share with and hold your own boundaries.
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