Zenton Yobera | Fantasy 4 Mental Health

Zenton Yobera was born in Kenya and migrated to Madrid (Spain) with his family, where he lived for more than 20 years, achieving a degree in Analysis for Clinical and Microbiological Diagnosis, before he moved once more to The United States of America, pursuing higher education.

Public Health Journey

Zenton Yobera became the first Goshen College’s Public Health graduate. Zenton’s passion for helping people got him an internship in Goshen Hospital, where he worked hand by hand with Daniel Nasfiger, the hospital’s CMO. In the internship Zenton Yobera aid in the fight against COVID-19 as part of the panel of experts addressing the issue, and translating medical information for the Spanish speaking population.

Zenton Yobera went to Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, thanks to his achievements in the field of Public Health, where he studied Leadership and Management, Systems of Health, and Loneliness as a Public health issue, where he ultimately worked with Jessica Liu in The Foundation for Art and Healing.

Writer

Zenton Yobera always wanted to be a writer, but self doubt got between him and pursuing his dreams, but the desire of telling his story was stronger than the fear from pursuing his dream.  After years of anonymously writing in his blog and sharing flash fiction with his friends, he made a decision, to write his first book; Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate, a book about how Fear, Shame, and Guilt can transform us into Hateful demons, and how Love can free us.

Thanks to the experience gained through academic writing, creative writing courses, and practical training telling and listening to Global Health experiences. Zenton improved his storytelling skills by developing a writing system that ensured his stories were not just engaging but clinically relevant, mixing Health Research and Fantasy. 

Educator

Zenton Yobera become one of the Public Mental Health, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion experts for The Source, a systems of care program hosted by the mental health facility Oaklawn. As part of this systems of care, Zenton created a DEI game aimed to teach about the issues afflicting the community, imparted courses to partners, and developed trainings and programs for youth, in both English and Spanish.

Zenton uses the skills harvested as an Adjunct Teacher in Washington an Clay Haigh-School, located in Indiana, USA. Where he taught Career Paths to teens between the ages of 14 to 18. Zenton used a unique approach that leveraged his Menta Health and Leadership knowledge, focusing his lessons in Identity, Narrative, and Goals.

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Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate is Zenton Yobera’s debut novel.
A Genre Blender of Literary Fiction, Gothic Fantasy, and Dark Romance. Exploring the Intersection between Personal Development, Sociopolitical Influence, and Personal Relationships.

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Services

Public Health Consulting

Culturally aware Workshops, Health Systems Analysis, DEI Strategies

Personal Development Coaching

One-on-One & Group Workshops, Identity-Narrative-Goals support

Writing Advisor

Keynote, Articles, and Storytelling for Wellbeing and Mental Health

Bilingual Services

Accessible to diverse audiences

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