Ilana Libman’s journey began in St. Petersburg, Russia, where she was born during the communist era. As the only Jewish girl in her school, she encountered adversity from a young age—formative experiences that forged her resilience, compassion, and unwavering commitment to lifting others up. Before the digital age, Ilana tapped into the magic and the boundless force of imagination. “We had no internet,” she remembers. “The world was our playground. That sense of freedom sparked our creativity, made the impossible feel real, and taught us to create.” In 2014, Ilana founded a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting peace and communication through art. Her passion for unity and creative healing led to collaborations around the world—including launching an art program for youth in Bethlehem, Palestine, where art became a bridge across cultures. A year later, she opened Jersey City's first-of-its-kind health-based community center—a vibrant, 6,000-square-foot sanctuary where wellness, movement, and creativity lived under one roof. From healing workshops to a Health Bar Café where “nutritious is delicious” wasn’t just a slogan but a lifestyle, it became a haven for those seeking connection, care, and transformation. Then came 2020—and with it, a global reset. Forced to close her physical spaces, Ilana found herself at another turning point. That’s when she fully embraced Rapid Transformational Therapy® (RTT®)—a groundbreaking, neuroscience-based method that aligned perfectly with her mission: helping people heal deeply, permanently, and joyfully. Today, Ilana leads ILIT – Ilana Libman Innovative Therapy, offering powerful subconscious healing to clients across the globe through her virtual platform, lovingly called Zoomnosis. Fluent in three languages and based in the NYC area, she continues to blend the science of transformation with the heart of human connection. “We’re not here to just cope. We’re here to reclaim ourselves. To remember our wholeness. To rewrite the script—and live the life that was always meant for us.”