Wellness That Welcomes Everyone

Culturally Grounded. Universally Accessible.

At OMA Life, we believe mental wellness should feel like home—not like you have to translate your feelings, explain your identity, or shrink parts of yourself to fit in.

Rooted in the lived experiences of BIPOC communities, OMA Life was created to reflect the voices, stories, and healing practices often missing from mainstream wellness spaces. But while our foundation is culturally grounded, our doors are open wide. Whether you come from the culture, are in community with it, or simply seek a wellness space rooted in empathy, respect, and inclusion—you belong here.

What Makes OMA Life Culturally Inclusive?

• Representation you can see and feel: Our therapist directory centers BIPOC providers from diverse backgrounds, so users can find support that understands their cultural context—without needing to explain the basics.
• Mindfulness in multiple languages: We offer guided exercises in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Tagalog, and more—so your healing doesn’t have to come with a language barrier.
• Affirmations and prompts that resonate: No more one-size-fits-all mantras. Our AI-generated journal prompts and daily affirmations are designed with cultural relevance, spiritual diversity, and emotional nuance in mind.
• Respect for intersectionality: Whether you’re navigating racial identity, gender, queerness, disability, or all of the above, OMA Life meets you with care, not judgment.

Wellness is a Human Right

While OMA Life centers the experiences of BIPOC users, it’s for anyone who wants to engage in self-care, mindfulness, and mental wellness in a way that’s inclusive, compassionate, and justice-informed. If you’ve ever felt unseen in traditional wellness spaces—welcome. You’re seen here.

Ally-Friendly. Community-Built. Future-Focused.

OMA Life is more than an app. It’s a collective movement toward wellness that is culturally safe, spiritually nourishing, and emotionally real. Everyone deserves access to tools that help them thrive. And everyone deserves to feel like they belong in the healing.