Marin Maletic

Neurofeedback Specialist and Innovator in Mental Wellness

Marin Maletić founded Umo, one of the world’s first online neurofeedback services. His journey into neurofeedback began with a deeply personal search for a solution to his child’s attention challenges. Being cautious, he tried the method first and, in the process, discovered his neurodivergence was part of the issue, revealing the previously hidden impact it had on his life. This experience highlighted for him the remarkable potential of neurofeedback and the unfortunate reality of its limited accessibility. It inspired him to create a service that would place this powerful yet overlooked tool within reach of everybody looking for emotional or cognitive improvement.
 
With a deep-rooted passion for science, particularly in exploring fundamental physical questions, Marin had always placed his scientific interests aside to focus on the practicalities of running a business. Founding Umo allowed his scientific curiosity to become the driver of business success, uniting his passion with his professional goals. The development of Umo depends on understanding the connection between measurable brain functions and human behavior—an area at the forefront of scientific exploration with far-reaching practical implications. Advancing this understanding is essential for creating a more nuanced and effective approach to mental health, bridging cutting-edge science with tangible, everyday benefits for individuals and communities.
 
Driven by a belief in the untapped potential of neurofeedback, Marin has dedicated himself to reshaping the way mental wellness is approached in modern society. His work with Umo aims to demystify neurofeedback, making it a tool as familiar and accessible as traditional wellness practices. By integrating neurofeedback into schools, clinics, and home settings, he is creating a future where mental wellness tools are not limited to a clinical setting but are instead a regular part of individuals’ daily lives. This approach not only expands accessibility but also empowers individuals to take an active role in their mental health.