PHILOSOPHY

ABOUT HUOMN

Immersive Experiences for Nervous System Recalibration

HUOMN is a destination wellness center in Bali dedicated to helping people reconnect with their natural state of balance. Our work is grounded in the Neurogenic Regulation Method (NRM) — a three-part system focused on Brain, Biome, and Biofield. Through guided breathwork, cold exposure, trauma-release practices, movement, sound, and somatic recalibration, we help seekers reset patterns of chronic stress and return to a healthier baseline.

Our approach is simple:
When the nervous system feels safe, the whole human system reorganizes.

At HUOMN, guests step into an immersive environment designed to support that reset — from daily rituals and structured sessions to nature, nutrition, and community. Every element has a purpose: to give the body and mind the signals they need to unwind survival mode, strengthen resilience, and reconnect with an inner sense of clarity.

We don’t promise enlightenment.
We create the conditions for the body to remember what balanced feels like.

Our multidisciplinary facilitators guide each experience with care, integrity, and presence. Whether someone arrives with burnout, grief, emotional fatigue, PTSD, or a desire for deeper self-understanding, the NRM framework meets them where they are and walks them through a grounded, practical path of recalibration.

HUOMN is where people come to regulate, reset, and return home to themselves.

ABOUT US

Director

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Lolo is a multidisciplinary yogi who turned her healing journey through PTSD into an earth-rooted practice. Blending ancient lineages with pranayama and nervous system science, she offers a path to balance, strength, and inner peace.

Director

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Ky Wolf is a traditional healer and steward of energy, working with breath and creator force through ancient medicine lineages. With his wife Lolo, he co-leads a healing center guiding others in spiritual and physiological restoration.

Facilitator

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Kasih is a traditional Balinese healer who works with creator energy to support chakra balance and alignment. Through breath work and ancestral practices, she guides others in reconnecting to harmony and healing.

Facilitator

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Sumiyati is a yoga teacher, Buteyko breathing guide, and sound healing practitioner. Rooted in Ubud, she bridges breath, vibration, and emotional release to guide others into deep presence and nervous system healing.

Facilitator

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Dewa is a music and dance enthusiast who finds healing through rhythm, movement, and sound. His work activates the play and fun response of the nervous system, creating space for freedom and release through the universal language of music.

host

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Eva carries light and laughter into every moment, creating a sense of ease and warmth. With a background in hospitality and a passion for alternative healing, she shares the spirit of Bali through her care and presence, guiding guests into a stay that feels both nurturing and magical.

host

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Yani is a natural caregiver whose compassion shines through in every detail. She finds her own sense of growth and healing in making sure each guest feels cared for and at home during their stay.