Bridging Somatic Therapy, Trauma Research, and Psychedelic Science

I'm Edo Maimon, an integrative somatic psychotherapist and neurofeedback therapist. Over the past decade, I have accompanied people through trauma, life transitions, crises, and the moments when they look for a way back to themselves.

My path to this work was shaped by deep life experiences: combat service, navigating a serious illness, and significant life changes. I learned that the body carries both pain and wisdom, and that healing begins when we make room for both.

I currently work as a psychotherapist and neurofeedback therapist at the Veterans' Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic at Rambam Health Care Campus, operated in partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Alongside this, I serve as group facilitator and head of research at K'far Ma'avar, a non-profit supporting reservist soldiers in their transition from war back to civilian life.

I hold an MSc in Life Sciences and certifications in integrative somatic psychotherapy, yoga instruction, hydrotherapy, and group facilitation. I am currently completing an MSW in Clinical Social Work with a trauma specialization at the University of Haifa. My background also includes leadership roles in health-tech startups.

My work bridges clinical practice with rigorous research. I'm particularly interested in how body-based and experiential interventions can be studied, measured, and integrated into evidence-based trauma care.