Live Happii

Tori Franklin is a lifelong wellness advocate and public speaker, having shared her voice since high school. A survivor of childhood sexual trauma, and someone who has navigated the depths of depression and questions of self-worth, Tori understood early on the power of sharing her story—and the importance of teaching the tools that helped her heal.

Through her trials, she developed a profound relationship with her body—learning to listen, feel, honor, and empower her vessel. This journey of embodiment led her to become a 2x Olympic triple jumper for Team USA. She has broken the American record three times, competed in seven World Championships, and became the first American woman to ever medal in the triple jump on the world stage.

In her self-help memoir, You Anthem: Stories and Reflections of Celebration, Tori opens up about her mental health journey and the healing methods that carried her toward both personal and athletic triumph.

Alongside her athletic achievements, Tori is a Master Reiki practitioner, certified in Nonviolent Communication, pursuing her certification in Five Element Tibetan Tantra, and Herbal Medicine (Cornell University). She blends these modalities to guide others in remembering their wholeness.

Today, she continues her mission through The Live Happii Project. The Live Happii Project (TLHP) organizes domestic and international holistic health and wellness retreats for high school and college-aged BIPOC students, and provides in-school curriculum designed to promote balance and enhance mental wellness practices among students.

With deep wisdom, lived experience, and certified expertise, Tori continues to light a path toward holistic healing—one rooted in self-love, community care, and embodied liberation.