OUR SERVICES

Māoro

Māoro is a soft approach to the inclusion and agitation of both the body and the vaerua. This path allows the ta’unga to agitate the energy stored in the body and bring awareness to the client that there may be trauma, energy or emotions held and remembered within the body which is seeking release.

Sports, Recovery and Rehab

This is for any individual who would like support for chronic tension and tightness held in the body. These techniques can aid in increasing range of motion, improve recovery rate, decreasing pain tension, and DOMS.

Floor Romi/Motu

The ta’unga uses the sensitive pads of the feet to massage, agitate and add pressure to specific points on the body. This is deep tissue with firm pressure, while distributing weight to allow for a more general pressure point, trigger point Motu focused on bringing awareness to the trauma, energy and emotions held in the body waiting for release.

Mōtu / Romiromi

Mōtu is massage used to agitate and facillitate change in the body through a variety of techniques. This is intuitively and collaboratively led with open communication between the ta’unga and the whaiora. This can be specific to an area or a general physical alignment.

Pregnancy and Post partum

Firm pregnancy massage and postpartum massage are offered for all our māmās who are seeking support through pregnancy and postpartum. Honoring māmās body and the mahi of pregnancy and birth, it is important for māmā to recover well after birth as she faces the challenges of a new born pepe.

This can aid in things like reduced swelling, pain relief, and improved sleep. More than welcome to have baby within reach as you receive a massage.

Mobile Massage

Any of the above Services can be booked to be held within a space of your choosing. Massage in the comfort of your own home, at your events or for your sports teams. To book please contact Rosanita directly through email or phone for more details.

Te Vā

“Ka hono tatou i te mauri ki te mauri, te kiri ki te kiri, katahi ka rere o tatou kupu me o tatou whakaaro.

We connect essence to essence, skin to skin and then our words and thoughts flow. .”

— Audie Beazely, Wanetta Thompson