Te Amokura Centre for Wholeness and Total Wellbeing 2.18

Te Amokura Center for Wholeness Ltd is an indigenous holistic wellbeing practice established in 2012 by Waireti (Michelle Roestenburg), a Māori women, holistic Māori psychological practitioner, transformative healer, singer songwriter, teacher, researcher and PhD Psychology candidate, with over 13 years experience working with original holisitc Māori modalities including karakia (prayer), waiata (sacred songs), mirimiri (massage), taonga puoro (sacred instruments), and other integrative practices.

Te Amokura Center for Wholeness and Total Wellbeing continues ancient traditions of healing, wholeness and innovation. Working with groups, organisations and individuals to clear, re-fresh and restore our inherent and sacred balance, harmony and wellbeing.

Māori cultural forms provide a safe and sacred space for experiences of mana and multidimensional healing - spirit, heart, mind and body, for all peoples. Within the vibrations of voice, sound, smell, touch and māramatanga healing and regeneration of our natural patterns, our inherent wellbeing, harmony and wholeness unfold.

Te Amokura Center for Wholeness offers professional, safe one-on-one wholistic healing consultations, group wānanga, professional development and team building and research services.