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Kamalaya delves into cognitive wellness with new brain health facility and retreat
POSTED 04 Feb 2025 . BY Megan Whitby
Brain optimisation protocols are becoming increasingly popular among spa and wellness operators Credit: Shutterstock/Yakobchuk Viacheslav
Kamalaya, Koh Samui will roll out new experiences focused on brain optimisation and fitness in 2025
Guests will have access to brain training therapies at the property's upcoming Cognitive House as well as a specialized Brain Enhancement retreat
The dedicated facility is launching this month while the retreat programme will go live in mid-2025
The Kamalaya team will celebrate 20 years in business this November
Thailand’s award-winning wellness sanctuary, Kamalaya Koh Samui, is unveiling new facilities and programmes to address the growing demand for spa and wellness services focused on brain health, cognitive function and mental clarity.

As the property approaches its 20th anniversary in November, Kamalaya is deepening its commitment to cognitive wellness by launching a dedicated brain health facility – The Cognitive House – this month, followed by a Brain Enhancement retreat later this year.

As longevity continues to be a significant wellness trend, brain optimisation has emerged as a key focus within the industry (as predicted in the Spa Business Handbook 2024). Other leading wellness brands, including Clinique La Prairie, are joining Kamalaya in quickly recognising and responding to this growing consumer interest.

Introducing The Cognitive House
Kamalaya’s new brain-focused facility will offer a range of therapies designed to enhance cognitive function and mental wellbeing, including:
• Neuro-lymphatic therapy.
• Neurofeedback.
• Neuromodulation therapy.
• Transcranial photobiomodulation therapy.

These treatments aim to regulate the nervous system, enhance motor function, reduce stress and anxiety and improve focus, attention, circulation and mood. They will be added as a bolt-on to any of Kamalaya's existing wellness programmes,

The Cognitive House will be opened within to Kamalaya's Longevity House which offers integrative health treatments including ozone therapy, IV infusions and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Coming soon: Kamalaya’s brain-boosting retreat
Launching mid-year, Kamalaya’s Brain Enhancement programme will integrate cognitive therapies, holistic activities, IV infusions, fitness and movement practices and the Kamalaya Essentials supplement line.

“The programmes and experiences we unveil this year will reflect our belief in lasting transformation,” said Gopal Kumar, group director of wellness development.

“From pioneering therapies to personalised wellness journeys, our goal is to empower our guests not just during their stay, but for a lifetime.”

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Kamalaya will host a series of exclusive pop-up retreats in the UK and Australia, introducing its holistic wellness philosophy to a global audience.

The celebrations will culminate in a special anniversary event in November on Koh Samui.

New ownership transition
In November 2024, Kamalaya founders John and Karina Stewart exited the business after a three-year earn-out. Learn more here.
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Kamalaya delves into cognitive wellness with new brain health facility and retreat
POSTED 04 Feb 2025 . BY Megan Whitby
Brain optimisation protocols are becoming increasingly popular among spa and wellness operators Credit: Shutterstock/Yakobchuk Viacheslav
Kamalaya, Koh Samui will roll out new experiences focused on brain optimisation and fitness in 2025
Guests will have access to brain training therapies at the property's upcoming Cognitive House as well as a specialized Brain Enhancement retreat
The dedicated facility is launching this month while the retreat programme will go live in mid-2025
The Kamalaya team will celebrate 20 years in business this November
Thailand’s award-winning wellness sanctuary, Kamalaya Koh Samui, is unveiling new facilities and programmes to address the growing demand for spa and wellness services focused on brain health, cognitive function and mental clarity.

As the property approaches its 20th anniversary in November, Kamalaya is deepening its commitment to cognitive wellness by launching a dedicated brain health facility – The Cognitive House – this month, followed by a Brain Enhancement retreat later this year.

As longevity continues to be a significant wellness trend, brain optimisation has emerged as a key focus within the industry (as predicted in the Spa Business Handbook 2024). Other leading wellness brands, including Clinique La Prairie, are joining Kamalaya in quickly recognising and responding to this growing consumer interest.

Introducing The Cognitive House
Kamalaya’s new brain-focused facility will offer a range of therapies designed to enhance cognitive function and mental wellbeing, including:
• Neuro-lymphatic therapy.
• Neurofeedback.
• Neuromodulation therapy.
• Transcranial photobiomodulation therapy.

These treatments aim to regulate the nervous system, enhance motor function, reduce stress and anxiety and improve focus, attention, circulation and mood. They will be added as a bolt-on to any of Kamalaya's existing wellness programmes,

The Cognitive House will be opened within to Kamalaya's Longevity House which offers integrative health treatments including ozone therapy, IV infusions and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Coming soon: Kamalaya’s brain-boosting retreat
Launching mid-year, Kamalaya’s Brain Enhancement programme will integrate cognitive therapies, holistic activities, IV infusions, fitness and movement practices and the Kamalaya Essentials supplement line.

“The programmes and experiences we unveil this year will reflect our belief in lasting transformation,” said Gopal Kumar, group director of wellness development.

“From pioneering therapies to personalised wellness journeys, our goal is to empower our guests not just during their stay, but for a lifetime.”

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Kamalaya will host a series of exclusive pop-up retreats in the UK and Australia, introducing its holistic wellness philosophy to a global audience.

The celebrations will culminate in a special anniversary event in November on Koh Samui.

New ownership transition
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