Everyone experiences some level of stress and anxiety at one point. As women, we juggle all the time (kids, work, business, parents etc) and are able to handle higher levels of stress. High levels of emotional stress can lead to weight gain, heart disease...
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MEET DR. OMERINE ASEH
Dr. Omerine Aseh is a Board-certified Family Medicine Physician, Emotional Recovery Coach,Best-selling Author and Global Speaker. Her purpose and passion in life is to help women RESET, RESTORE and REDESIGN their current existence into a life without boundaries.
Dr Omerine is a Cameroonian- American Immigrant, great cook, wife and mother of 3 boys. She is a humanitarian and philanthropist and supports several organizations in the USA and her home country of Cameroon.
The Dr. O Difference
Helping you live without boundaries
Are your feeling stuck and unfulfilled with your life? Do you want to feel better while actualizing your gifts? Would you like to recover your voice and your confidence and break through the boundaries that hinder your potential? Great news, I’m here to help. My approach to Emotional Recovery will help you RESET, RESTORE and REDESIGN your new life today!
COACHING
I offer a 1 to 1 and group coaching for women who want emotional recovery and to live a life without boundaries
SPEAKING
I have a passion to serve and empower women. My engaging personality brings life to any room.
TELEMEDICINE
I offer solutions for anxiety through remote consultations using HIPAA compliant technologies.
What Clients Are Saying
FROM THE BLOG
A recent report from the Harvard School of Public Health stated that childhood obesity is one of the most serious public health challenges of the 21st century. Obesity can harm almost every system in a child’s body including the heart, lungs, kidneys, bones and digestive tract.
As mothers, our minds are full of emotions that come and go in response to what we feel and experience. Some of us get angry easily while others are tender. However, this will depend on your personality and all the emotional burden that you have acquired in your life.
YES, Black men cry too. According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 4 in 10 men with daily feelings of anxiety and depression took medication or sort psychotherapy. While the black men are seen as larger, more threatening than same-sized white men
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