I'm Omer

For a long time, my life looked good from the outside. I grew up in a family where, on paper, things seemed fine. But inside, it was a very different story. There was dysfunction, emotional disconnection, and a narcissistic parent whose patterns deeply affected the way I experienced myself and the world around me. Over time, I lost touch with my own needs, emotions, boundaries, and sense of self. My soul felt shattered, and my sense of who I was had become very small. I didn't have the language for any of this back then. I simply knew that something wasn't right.

In my late twenties, I began psychotherapy. It became the beginning of a much deeper journey into understanding myself, my emotional patterns, and the ways my past was still shaping my present. At some point, I discovered somatic and emotional therapies, and something shifted. I began to understand that healing wasn't only about talking, understanding, or changing the way I think. There was another part of me that needed to be felt: the body.

I've been exploring different approaches to healing and working with the body and the self, drawing from somatic therapy, Chi Nei Tsang (Taoist abdominal massage), Reiki, breathwork, emotional inquiry, and energy work. My goal is to create spaces where people can safely explore what is held beneath stress, anxiety, chronic tension, emotional patterns, and physical symptoms. My approach is grounded and experiential. We talk, but we don't stay only in the head. We bring attention into the body, notice sensations, explore emotions, question the beliefs underneath them, and create enough safety for something new to become possible.

My work is about helping people slow down, reconnect, process what has been carried for too long, and gradually build a different relationship with their body, emotions, and life.

Alongside my healing work, I come from a background in product management, technology, and entrepreneurship. I know what it means to live in a fast-moving, high-performance world where it is easy to stay productive while becoming increasingly disconnected from yourself.