ABOUT US

Piripi (Ngāpuhi) is a romiromi practitioner working extensively in Aotearoa. Trained under the guidance of Te Maurea - traditional Māori healing. Romiromi massage is a form of tradtitional Māori healing that balances your physical  mental, emotional, and spiritual energy.  Piripi is ACC accredited to perform romiromi to aid you back to wellbeing. Piripi also works with whakairo and the performing and creative Arts delivering Māori movement, taonga pūoro (Māori instruments/music/healing practices), taiaha (working with rākau/staff), and art wānanga and workshops.  Piripi's recent work is in collaboration with The Dance Studies Department at The University of Auckland and Unitec, Ngā Waī a te Tūī Māori and Indigenous Research Centre around Indigenous perspectives on chronic pain, and the relationship between Uhi Moko and Romiromi. ​

Christina is a qualified Dance Movement Therapist with over 20 years of experience in somatic dance and improvisation. She is offering individual therapy sessions and small group sessions that support individuals’ with emotional and physical healing. She gained her diploma from Dance Movement Therapy Training in New Zealand Aotearoa and discovered how the integration of emotional, physical and spiritual self can open the healing potential of your body. Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) is a multimodal and expressive therapeutic approach that harnesses the power of movement and music to promote emotional well-being and healing. This practice can be complementary or an alternative to traditional talk therapy by holistically engaging the body and mind, allowing individuals to explore their emotions through movement, breath and somatic awareness. DMT is effective for a variety of mental health challenges addressing physical symptoms as a result of trauma or stress, including anxiety, depression, stress and trauma-related symptoms. DMT presents a unique and enriching journey toward healing, empowering participants to share their authentic selves and embrace their pathway to wellness. Christina is also an artist and works in the performing arts. She has engaged with many practices such as Iyengar Yoga, Body Mind Centering Feldenkrais, Shin Somatics, Skinner Releasing Technique and Contact Improvisation. Christina will take individuals through tailored movement experiences, guiding body-based self-discovery so they can gain valuable insights into their emotional patterns and relationships. Other creative modes are often used, such as drawing and writing. Clients are held in a safe, non-judgmental space in a supportive way. No dance experience is needed, just curiosity.

With over a decade of experience in therapeutic massage and a qualified practitioner specialising in Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), Tania's practice focuses on using precise, gentle techniques to stimulate the lymphatic system, helping the body naturally reduce swelling, eliminate toxins, support immune function, and promote deep relaxation and recovery. Lymphatic drainage massage is particularly beneficial after surgery or injury, and for those seeking improved overall wellness and vitality, Tania is committed to helping her clients feel balanced, lighter, and more energised. As a Level 2 Dr. Vodder practitioner, she is qualified to provide treatment which includes but is not limited to: General wellness lymphatic drainage Post-surgical lymphatic support (including cosmetic surgery) Treatment for venous insufficiency, relieving that heavy or swollen feeling in the legs Support for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue Head, neck, and facial drainage (including sinus congestion) Scar tissue treatment and healing support Pre- and post-operative care to reduce swelling, improve recovery and increase range of movement

Jason is a trauma-informed counsellor and holistic mind–body practitioner with over 30 years of experience supporting individuals, couples, and whānau through grief, trauma, and complex life transitions. His work sits at the intersection of psychology, somatic therapy, and wairua-centred healing. Jason integrates evidence-informed therapeutic approaches with embodied practices, recognising that trauma is not only cognitive but may also be held within the nervous system, the body, and deeper layers of identity and meaning. Jason is a registered member of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors (NZAC), and his practice includes trauma-informed counselling, somatic processing, mindfulness-based therapy, and Zone Therapy. Alongside this, he is trained in traditional Māori Romiromi healing, working respectfully within a framework that honours Te Ao Māori concepts such as wairua, mauri, and intergenerational connection. Jason's clinical focus includes: - Trauma and PTSD, including intergenerational trauma - Grief, loss, and bereavement, including suicide loss - Anxiety, stress, and life transitions - Identity, purpose, and existential challenges - Mind–body integration and behavioural change Jason works across private practice and community settings and has experience providing counselling and therapeutic support through a range of services and referral pathways. This includes work with Age Concern, GP-referred services, bereavement support organisations, Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP), Southern Cross-funded clients, and Aoake Te Rā, supporting individuals and whānau experiencing grief and bereavement following loss by suicide. Central to Jason's approach is the understanding that healing is relational, integrative, and developmental. He views the mind, body, and wairua not as separate systems, but as interconnected expressions of a unified human experience. Through this lens, therapy becomes a process of restoring connection—within oneself, across one's life story, and within the wider relational and cultural context. Jason is also the founder of the Gateway Centre for MindBody Healing, where he has developed integrative models such as the Star of Healing, alongside workshops, courses, and meditation-based practices designed to support deep personal transformation. Jason's work is grounded in both professional training and lived experience. He brings a calm, structured, and deeply attuned presence to therapeutic work, with a focus on creating a space where people can safely explore, process, and re-integrate the experiences that have shaped their lives.optimal health to the organs, glands, and various systems of the body. By accessing and addressing the deeper subconscious concepts that influence brain centers controlling bodily functions, Jason helps clients identify and correct imbalances, leading to holistic healing.

Milena Parobczy is a professional violinist and the founder of Lift Me Up, where she channels the agility of her hands & fingers into sought-after facial massages.  Blending the ancient Japanese tradition of Kobido with cutting-edge European sculpting techniques and gentle energy work, her sensory rituals go beyond beauty to create holistic, healing experiences that lift not just the face, but also spirit.

Ella is a degree-qualified Naturopath and Medical Herbalist who believes healing begins with feeling heard. She takes a compassionate, evidence-informed approach to healthcare, working alongside each person to understand the deeper story behind their symptoms and create personalised treatment plans that support long-term wellbeing. She is passionate about empowering people with the knowledge and confidence to better understand their bodies, recognising education as an important part of the healing journey. Drawing on herbal medicine, nutrition, lifestyle medicine, supplements, and functional testing where appropriate, she supports a wide range of health concerns, with a particular interest in endometriosis, hormone health, digestive health, and complex chronic conditions. Her approach recognises that health is shaped by the connection between our bodies, our environment, and the relationships that support us. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms, she works to understand the whole person, helping clients build a deeper understanding of their health and supporting their body's natural capacity for healing. Outside the clinic, she is the founder of Angel of Endo, a platform dedicated to increasing awareness, education, and support for people navigating endometriosis.

Lana was first introduced to Flower Essence Therapy while studying at Wellpark College of Natural Therapies in Auckland from 2007-2010 where she received Diplomas in Herbal Medicine and Naturopathy. From that first encounter with the flower essence modality and specifically, First Light Flower Essences of New Zealand® Lana knew she had found her ‘thing’. Lana went on to study New Zealand native flower essence therapy in depth, and holds a Diploma in New Zealand Native Flower Essence Therapy (2009) from the First Light® College of New Zealand Native Flower Essence Therapy. The First Light Flower Essences of New Zealand® range of flower essences that Lana uses in her practice have been specifically created for the times we live in. Simple yet very effective and accessible, these vibrational plant remedies are made from select New Zealand native plants using very specific protocols and processes by award-winning vibrational medicine expert, Franchelle Ofsoské-Wyber. They provide powerful support and are ideal for use in times of stress, upheaval, emotional upset, ongoing personally challenging situations, and much more. Flower essences can be taken every day for their positive uplifting effects that support holistic wellbeing, energetic hygiene and personal empowerment. Lana has over 25 years experience working with clients using a variety of modalities and offers a safe, non-judgemental and inclusive space for all people who are interested in Nature-based support through Flower Essence Therapy.