I’m Omanisa – most people call me Om.
I’m an Australian naturopath, somatic healer, meditation teacher and aura reader. For over 30 years, I’ve supported sensitive, thoughtful people through stress, life transitions, emotional overwhelm, and the quiet inner conflicts that shape health and choices.
My work blends body wisdom, psychology, colour, and nature-based spirituality. It’s grounded, gentle, and deeply human.
Healing begins when people feel safe enough to soften.
In sessions, I create a calm, attuned space where your inner world can be seen clearly – without judgement. From there, we work with:
• somatic awareness and nervous system regulation
• aura reading (colour as a language of emotion and stress patterns)
• therapeutic storytelling and metaphor
• guided visualisation and mindfulness
• nature-based Gaian Healing practices
You won’t be “fixed” here – you’ll be understood, stabilised, and supported to find your own way forward.
I began healing work in my early twenties. Soon after, I started sketching the colours I perceived in people’s energy fields during sessions – work that later became the foundation for my Aura Therapy tools.
In 2003 I graduated as a naturopath and began practising in Darwin, Northern Australia. A few years later, my husband Stephen and I built a purpose-made clinic under our elevated tropical home, where I’ve worked ever since.
Alongside clinical work, I’ve spent decades mentoring healers and teaching workshops in meditation, aura awareness, intuitive development, creative healing, and spiritual self-regulation. This eventually evolved into the apprenticeship program I currently run.
My life and work are deeply rooted in nature.
Each year Stephen and I travel through outback Australia on Wildflower Spirit Journeys, studying native plants and crafting flower essences. These journeys inform my naturopathic remedies and colour-based healing tools.
I grew up surrounded by people who lived at the intersection of science, creativity, and spirituality. My mother was a psychic colour healer who taught me visualisation and empathic awareness. My grandmother was a doctor devoted to First Nations medical rights. My great-uncle was an arid zone botanist and ranger who helped establish plant knowledge in Central Australia.
From them I inherited a love of plants, people, and the living intelligence of the natural world.
As a teenager, I learned to enter meditative visionary states as a way of finding inner stability during difficult times. Those early experiences shaped my understanding that healing is not just physical – it is emotional, symbolic, and deeply connected to our sense of belonging in the world.
This is why my work honours both psychology and spirit, science and intuition, body and story.
This work resonates with people who are:
• sensitive, intuitive, or creative
• tired of pushing through alone
• navigating life changes or long-term stress
• seeking grounded spiritual support
• wanting to understand themselves more deeply rather than numb out
If you’ve been “the strong one” for a long time, this is a place where you can exhale.
If something in you is tender, tired, or quietly calling for change, you don’t have to walk that path alone.