Holina links trauma recovery and longevity medicine in Khao Yai

By AI, Created 11:05 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Holina Healing Centre and Holina Clinic are positioning their Khao Yai, Thailand campus as Asia’s leading residential center for trauma recovery and regenerative medicine. The combined model pairs psychotherapy and somatic care with therapies such as HBOT, stem cell treatment and IV infusions at a riverside site two hours from Bangkok.

Why it matters: - Holina is betting that trauma recovery and longevity medicine work best as one integrated model, not separate services. - The campus is aimed at guests seeking long-stay residential care for PTSD, complex trauma, burnout, grief, chronic stress and related conditions. - The offering also targets executives and high performers who want a nervous system reset alongside clinical optimization. - The destination is designed for international clients who want confidential, English-language care in Thailand.

What happened: - Holina Healing Centre and Holina Clinic announced their combined positioning at a riverside campus on the edge of Khao Yai National Park in Thailand. - The destination is two hours from Bangkok and serves guests from North and South America, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and other regions. - Holina Global says the Khao Yai site is a residential center where deep trauma recovery and regenerative medicine converge on one campus. - The campus is licensed by the Thailand Ministry of Health.

The details: - Holina Healing Centre focuses on personal-centered trauma recovery programs built around each resident’s experience. - Holina Healing Centre sets a minimum stay of two weeks, while most residents stay two to three months. - Holina Clinic adds advanced regenerative therapies, longevity protocols and clinical interventions intended to support nervous system repair, cellular recovery and physiological resilience. - The two teams share case notes, co-develop protocols and build each guest’s program together from the first assessment. - The clinical menu includes Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at 2.0 ATA in a four-seat medical-grade chamber. - Holina lists HBOT uses as neuroplasticity support, PTSD, inflammation and fibromyalgia. - Other therapies include stem cell treatment, NAD+, N18net+, vitamin C and B12 IV infusions, neurofeedback, biofeedback and consultant psychiatry. - The program also includes aquatic therapy such as warm-water Integrative Water Therapy, craniosacral therapy, somatic emotional release, daily movement, yoga, breathwork, sound healing and meditation. - Holina also includes functional medicine, naturopathic nutrition and longevity protocol design. - Guests stay in private luxury bedrooms. - The program includes accommodation, meals, full therapeutic support and a six-month aftercare program after departure. - The minimum program length is 14 days.

Between the lines: - Holina is using a single-team model to differentiate itself from wellness resorts that bolt medical services onto therapy as add-ons. - The positioning reflects a broader view that unresolved trauma and chronic stress can affect immune function, cellular aging and nervous system regulation. - Holina says the river, forest and open-air treatment spaces are part of the therapeutic environment because of their effect on stress and relaxation. - Bangkok serves as the medical and logistical hub, with private transfers to the Khao Yai campus. - The center’s pitch leans on privacy, containment and long-form recovery rather than short-stay wellness travel. - CEO and founder Yossi Zubari said the goal is to create an environment where healing and regeneration happen simultaneously for the same person, guided by the same team.

What’s next: - Holina is now marketing the Khao Yai campus to adults recovering from trauma, people managing chronic pain or long-COVID and longevity-focused guests seeking residential regenerative care. - The center will continue offering fully personalized programs within Holina Global’s network in Thailand, Cyprus and Israel. - International demand will likely center on guests looking for confidential, medically supported stays outside their home countries.

The bottom line: - Holina is packaging trauma recovery and regenerative medicine as one residential service, with Khao Yai’s setting used as both clinical backdrop and brand differentiator.