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Ko Rewa Skipper, kaimirimiri practitioner. My passion is to share the gifts of my elders.

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30/04/2026

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Mahi Raakaau is a monthly series that provides practical, common sense healing and direction to help you become more resourceful. Some material may be repeated, providing you with an opportunity to go further. Other details will be revealed. Each session has its own personality and intensity. It is possible that you may link many together before finding a regimen that works for you right now. Details can be found on our website 01/04/2024

Mahi Raakaau is a monthly series that provides practical, common sense healing and direction to help you become more resourceful. Some material may be repeated, providing you with an opportunity to go further. Other details will be revealed. Each session has its own personality and intensity. It is possible that you may link many together before finding a regimen that works for you right now. Details can be found on our website

Some whakaaro on pūrākau #maori Follow our @mahingakai page🫱🏼‍🫲🏾 15/03/2024

Some whakaaro on pūrākau #maori Follow our @mahingakai page🫱🏼‍🫲🏾

Waiata is a great way to learn Māori! Join us as we listen to our very own Matua Ron and Whaea Koromiko sing Tenei Āu - a waiata describing the journey of Tāne retrieving the three baskets of knowledge. #Waiata #ReoMāori #Tāne 15/03/2024

Waiata is a great way to learn Māori! Join us as we listen to our very own Matua Ron and Whaea Koromiko sing Tenei Āu - a waiata describing the journey of Tāne retrieving the three baskets of knowledge. #Waiata #ReoMāori #Tāne

When your meeting room transforms into a kapa haka stage 🥰 Yesterday we had the privilege of a visit from Te Whānau Mānihera just one week after Chief Children’s Commissioner Claire was welcomed into their kāinga + kura in Te Tai Tokerau. Ngā mihi, Te Whānau Mānihera mokopuna, for brightening our tari with your beautiful voices! #tewhānaumānihera #manamokopuna 15/03/2024

When your meeting room transforms into a kapa haka stage 🥰 Yesterday we had the privilege of a visit from Te Whānau Mānihera just one week after Chief Children’s Commissioner Claire was welcomed into their kāinga + kura in Te Tai Tokerau. Ngā mihi, Te Whānau Mānihera mokopuna, for brightening our tari with your beautiful voices! #tewhānaumānihera #manamokopuna

27/02/2024
"He aha kē tēnei mea te rongoā?’ What is rongoā Māori? Tohe Ashby (Ngāti Te Tarawa, Ngāti Hine) is a tohunga rongoā Māori. He says rongoā means to listen. It is to listen - with all our senses - so that you hear, and connect, with what you need to be well. Tohe’s koroua was a healer in the valley of Motatau where Tohe grew up. He brought Tohe and his siblings up in te ao rongoā, the world of Māori healing practices, sending them out to gather and prepare remedies, teaching them karakia and how to connect with te ao wairua to find and create what was needed. Tohe is one of the last of his generation. He and other tohunga rongoā Māori, including his brother Wiremu, are determined to preserve this mātauranga (knowledge). They have created a network of tohunga and rongoā Māori practitioners across Northland to practice, use and teach the tikanga of rongoā Māori. It is supported by a wānanga rongoā Māori (a place of learning). One of these rongoā Māori clinics is Hohou te Rongoā in Kaikohe. It offers traditional Māori healing to help people physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. That includes dealing with inter-generational trauma and a lost sense of identity that can show up in things like depression and anxiety. Find out more about 👉 Hohou Te Rongoā 20/02/2024

"He aha kē tēnei mea te rongoā?’ What is rongoā Māori? Tohe Ashby (Ngāti Te Tarawa, Ngāti Hine) is a tohunga rongoā Māori. He says rongoā means to listen. It is to listen - with all our senses - so that you hear, and connect, with what you need to be well. Tohe’s koroua was a healer in the valley of Motatau where Tohe grew up. He brought Tohe and his siblings up in te ao rongoā, the world of Māori healing practices, sending them out to gather and prepare remedies, teaching them karakia and how to connect with te ao wairua to find and create what was needed. Tohe is one of the last of his generation. He and other tohunga rongoā Māori, including his brother Wiremu, are determined to preserve this mātauranga (knowledge). They have created a network of tohunga and rongoā Māori practitioners across Northland to practice, use and teach the tikanga of rongoā Māori. It is supported by a wānanga rongoā Māori (a place of learning). One of these rongoā Māori clinics is Hohou te Rongoā in Kaikohe. It offers traditional Māori healing to help people physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. That includes dealing with inter-generational trauma and a lost sense of identity that can show up in things like depression and anxiety. Find out more about 👉 Hohou Te Rongoā

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