Manawa Ora Mirimiri Workshop - The Foundations of Māori Bodywork and Healing.

Now - more than ever - there is a focus on self-care and a revitalisation of our traditional healing practices.

This workshop will be held at Te Rito Maioha Early Childhood Education Centre, Thorndon, Wellington.
Date: 2 - 3 November
Please note spaces for this workshop are STRICTLY LIMITED.
This is a 2-day workshop only - not a noho-marae (sleepover).
Hours are 9am-5pm, Saturday and Sunday.
Please note this workshop will NOT qualify you as a practitioner.

You will be introduced to Mirimiri and Romiromi; basic protocols and the philosophies that underpin practice, wellbeing from a cultural perspective and the importance of selfcare.

If you are travelling from out of town please ensure you have made your own accommodation arrangements. Catering is provided.

The cost of this workshop is $400. Please note spaces are strictly limited. You will need to pay in full when registering.

Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration details. You will need to include information about yourself, the reasons why you want to attend, and what you hope to gain from attending.

FYI if you work in community, education, healthcare or social services you may be eligible to have your registration fees paid for under professional development or cultural training. Please enquire with your employer.

Jolie Davis (Ngāti Kurī /Te Rarawa) is founder of Manawa Ora - one of the leaders in the Rongoā Māori space, with a team of practitioners and permanent clinic in Ngauranga, Wellington. She is also a panel member on the Rongoā Māori Advisory Panel to ACC.

For more information about Manawa Ora please go to the website: www.manawaora.org

Manawa Ora Mirimiri Workshop - The Foundations of Māori Bodywork and Healing.

Now - more than ever - there is a focus on self-care and a revitalisation of our traditional healing practices.

This workshop will be held at Te Rito Maioha Early Childhood Education Centre, Thorndon, Wellington.
Date: 13 - 14 July
Please note spaces for this workshop are STRICTLY LIMITED.
This is a 2-day workshop only - not a noho-marae (sleepover).
Hours are 9am-5pm, Saturday and Sunday.
Please note this workshop will NOT qualify you as a practitioner.

You will be introduced to Mirimiri and Romiromi; basic protocols and the philosophies that underpin practice, wellbeing from a cultural perspective and the importance of selfcare.

If you are travelling from out of town please ensure you have made your own accommodation arrangements. Catering is provided.

The cost of this workshop is $400. Please note spaces are strictly limited. You will need to pay in full when registering.

Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration details. You will need to include information about yourself, the reasons why you want to attend, and what you hope to gain from attending.

FYI if you work in community, education, healthcare or social services you may be eligible to have your registration fees paid for under professional development or cultural training. Please enquire with your employer.

Jolie Davis (Ngāti Kurī /Te Rarawa) is founder of Manawa Ora - one of the leaders in the Rongoā Māori space, with a team of practitioners and permanent clinic in Ngauranga, Wellington. She is also a panel member on the Rongoā Māori Advisory Panel to ACC.

For more information about Manawa Ora please go to the website: www.manawaora.org

Manawa Ora Mirimiri Workshop - The Foundations of Māori Bodywork and Healing.

Now - more than ever - there is a focus on self-care and a revitalisation of our traditional healing practices.

This workshop will be held at Te Rito Maioha Early Childhood Education Centre, Thorndon, Wellington.
Date: 13 - 14 April
Please note spaces for this workshop are STRICTLY LIMITED.
This is a 2-day workshop only - not a noho-marae (sleepover).
Hours are 9am-5pm, Saturday and Sunday.
Please note this workshop will NOT qualify you as a practitioner.

You will be introduced to Mirimiri and Romiromi; basic protocols and the philosophies that underpin practice, wellbeing from a cultural perspective and the importance of selfcare.

If you are travelling from out of town please ensure you have made your own accommodation arrangements. Catering is provided.

The cost of this workshop is $400. Please note spaces are strictly limited. You will need to pay in full when registering.

Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration details. You will need to include information about yourself, the reasons why you want to attend, and what you hope to gain from attending.

FYI if you work in community, education, healthcare or social services you may be eligible to have your registration fees paid for under professional development or cultural training. Please enquire with your employer.

Jolie Davis (Ngāti Kurī /Te Rarawa) is founder of Manawa Ora - one of the leaders in the Rongoā Māori space, with a team of practitioners and permanent clinic in Ngauranga, Wellington. She is also a panel member on the Rongoā Māori Advisory Panel to ACC.

For more information about Manawa Ora please go to the website: www.manawaora.org

Manawa Ora Mirimiri Workshop - The Foundations of Māori Bodywork and Healing.

Now - more than ever - there is a focus on self-care and a revitalisation of our traditional healing practices.

This workshop will be held at Te Rito Maioha Early Childhood Education Centre, Thorndon, Wellington.
Date: Saturday 25th- Sunday 26th November.
Please note spaces for this workshop are STRICTLY LIMITED.
This is a 2-day workshop only - not a noho-marae (sleepover).
Hours are 9am-4pm, Saturday and Sunday.
Please note this workshop will NOT qualify you as a practitioner.

You will be introduced to Mirimiri and Romiromi; basic protocols and the philosophies that underpin practice, wellbeing from a cultural perspective and the importance of selfcare.

If you are travelling from out of town please ensure you have made your own accommodation arrangements. Catering is provided.

The cost of this workshop is $400. Please note spaces are strictly limited. You will need to pay in full when registering.

Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration details. You will need to include information about yourself, the reasons why you want to attend, and what you hope to gain from attending.

FYI if you work in community, education, healthcare or social services you may be eligible to have your registration fees paid for under professional development or cultural training. Please enquire with your employer.

Jolie Davis (Ngāti Kurī /Te Rarawa) is founder of Manawa Ora - one of the leaders in the Rongoā Māori space, with a team of practitioners and permanent clinic in Ngauranga, Wellington. She is also a panel member on the Rongoā Māori Advisory Panel to ACC.

For more information about Manawa Ora please go to the website: www.manawaora.org

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. Please note: This workshop is NOT a qualification to formally practice Mirimiri and Romiromi.

Cost: $400
Please note this is a 2-day workshop). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Te Rito Maioha Education Centre, 191a Thorndon Quay, Thorndon, WELLINGTON
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Lunches and morning tea provided

TO REGISTER: Please email: info@manawaora.org

And let us know why you want to register and what you hope to gain by attending this workshop. Mauriora!

Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org to REGISTER for this event.
Introducing the foundations of authentic Māori bodywork and healing. Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.
Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. You will be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri; currently based in Lower Hutt.

This workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural awareness/understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

Suitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. Please note this 2-day workshop will not qualify you as a practitioner.

The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Wellington, Lower Hutt, Queenstown and Christchurch.

Cost: $400
Fees do not include accommodation. If you are attending from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.
This is a childfree event.
Venue: Koraunui Marae, 146 Stokes Valley Road, Stokes Valley, Lower Hutt
Times: 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday

Spaces for this workshop are STRICTLY LIMITED.

Jolie Davis (Ngāti Kurī /Te Rarawa) is founder of Manawa Ora - one of the leaders in the Rongoā Māori space, with a permanent clinic in Lower Hutt and a team of ACC accredited Rongoā Māori practitioners.

TO REGISTER: email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org to REGISTER for this event.
Introducing the foundations of authentic Māori bodywork and healing. Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.
Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. You will be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.
Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri; currently based in Lower Hutt.
This workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural awareness/understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.
This is our first workshop in Queenstown. Suitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Wellington, Lower Hutt and Christchurch.

Cost: $420
Fees do not include accommodation. If you are attending from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.
This is a childfree event. Spaces are strictly limited.
Venue: Lake Hayes Pavilion, 1/719 Gibbston Highway, Lake Hayes Estate, Queenstown 9371
Times: 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.
Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org to REGISTER for this event.

Introducing the foundations of authentic Maori bodywork and healing. Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Learn cultural concepts foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

You will be immersed in the foundational concepts of Mirimiri and Romiromi. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this time.

The workshop is also useful for people who work as counsellors, social workers, health workers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Please discuss the option of attending this workshop under Professional Development.

Suitable as an introduction for beginners, Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself and for others. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt, Wellington, Bluff and Christchurch

Spaces are limited.

Cost: $370
Fee does not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town you will have to arrange your own.

Venue: Koraunui Marae, 146 Stokes Valley Road, Stokes Valley, Lower Hutt
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

Email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. Please note: This workshop is NOT a qualification to formally practice Mirimiri and Romiromi.

Cost: $420
Please note this is a 2-day workshop). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Te Rau Aroha Marae, 12 Bradshaw St, Bluff

- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

Please note: This workshop is NOT a qualification to formally practice Mirimiri and Romiromi.
This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Wellington, Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt and Christchurch.
Cost: $370
Please note this is a 2-day workshop (not a sleep-over/noho marae) Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Kokiri Marae, 7-9 Barnes St, Seaview, Lower Hutt
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Please note: This workshop is NOT a qualification to formally practice Mirimiri and Romiromi.
Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Porirua, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This will be our SECOND workshop in Christchurch. This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whanau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Wellington, Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt and Christchurch.

Cost: $420
Please note this is a 2-day workshop (not a sleep-over/noho marae). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Rehua Marae 79 Springfield Road, St Albans Christchurch
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. Please note: This workshop is NOT a qualification to formally practice Mirimiri and Romiromi.

Cost: $370
Please note this is a 2-day workshop). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Te Rito Maioha Education Centre, 191a Thorndon Quay, Thorndon, Wellington

- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Lunches provided

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. Please note: This workshop is NOT a qualification to formally practice Mirimiri and Romiromi.

A VACCINE PASS is required to attend this event

Cost: $350
Please note this is a 2-day workshop). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Te Rito Maioha Education Centre, 191a Thorndon Quay, Thorndon, WELLINGTON
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Lunches provided

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

SORRY THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Lower Hutt, Rotorua, Palmerston North, Christchurch and Ohakune.

Cost: $350
Please note this is a 2-day workshop (not a sleep-over/noho marae) Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Kokiri Marae, 7-9 Barnes St, Seaview, Lower Hutt
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW FULLY BOOKED

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Porirua, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whanau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Lower Hutt, Rotorua, Palmerston North, Christchurch and Ohakune.

Cost: $380
Please note this is a 2-day workshop (not a sleep-over/noho marae). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Rehua Marae 79 Springfield Road, St Albans Christchurch
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whanau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Lower Hutt, Rotorua, Palmerston North and Christchurch.

Cost: $350
Please note this is a 2-day workshop only (not a sleep-over/noho marae. Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Te Pae Tata Ruapehu Community Hub, 43a Ruapehu Road, Ohakune
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Lower Hutt, Rotorua, Palmerston North, Christchurch and Ohakune.

Cost: $350
Please note this is a 2-day workshop (not a sleep-over/noho marae) Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Kokiri Marae, 7-9 Barnes St, Seaview, Lower Hutt
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaiā te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Māori or non-Māori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Lower Hutt, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whanau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Lower Hutt, Palmerston North, Christchurch, Ohakune and Rotorua.

Cost: $360
Please note this is a 2-day workshop only (not a sleep-over/noho marae. Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Te Hotu Manawa Marae, 140-148 Maxwells Line, Awapuni, Palmerston North
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Catering provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Please note this workshop have CHANGED FROM MARCH TO APRIL due to Covid Level 2 restrictions. I

ntroducing the foundations of authentic Māori bodywork and healing. Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Porirua, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whānau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in Kāpiti, Rotorua, Christchurch and Palmerston North.

Cost: $350
Please note this is a 2-day workshop only (not a sleep-over/noho marae). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

This is a childfree event. Spaces are strictly limited.

Venue: Apumoana Marae, Tarawera Rd, Lynmore, Rotorua
Times: 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Māori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Maori or non-Maori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Porirua, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Māori and whānau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whanau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in NZ (Kāpiti, Rotorua, Palmerston North, Christchurch).

Cost: $350
This is a 2-day workshop only (not a sleep-over/noho marae). Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

Please bring a plate for shared morning tea DAY 1 only. Lunches and refreshments provided.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Kapiti College Marae, Margaret Rd, Raumati, Paraparaumu
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Shared lunch Saturday. Morning teas and Sunday lunch provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Maori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Maori or non-Maori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Porirua, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Maori and whanau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whanau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in NZ (Kapiti, Rotorua) and AU (Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast and Sydney)

Cost: $350
Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

DAY ONE is a SHARED LUNCH. - please bring a plate. Lunch on day two - and all morning/afternoon teas and drinks - will be provided.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Kapiti College Marae, Margaret Rd, Raumati, Paraparaumu
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Shared lunch Saturday. Morning teas and Sunday lunch provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Learn the Foundations of authentic Maori Healing and Bodywork; including cultural concepts of wellbeing. This workshop is for everyone, whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner - Maori or non-Maori - you are welcome to attend.

Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri/Romiromi is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Be immersed in the cultural concepts and foundational philosophies of health and wellbeing that underpin the traditional practice of Mirimiri/Romiromi; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri and Romiromi not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this workshop.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Porirua, Wellington where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

The Manawa Ora workshop is recommended as a training option for staff and employees; ie; counsellors, social workers, health workers, teachers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Maori and whanau. Talk to your employer or organisation about supporting your attendance for the purpose of professional development.

This workshop is suiitable as an introduction for total beginners (you don't need any experience), Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself, your whanau and your community. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in NZ (Kapiti, Rotorua) and AU (Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast and Sydney)

Cost: $350 for this workshop only
Fees do not include accomodation. If you are travelling from out of town please be sure to arrange your own accomodation.

Spaces are strictly limited.

This is a CHILD-FREE EVENT.

DAY ONE is a SHARED LUNCH. - please bring a plate. Lunch on day two - and all morning/afternoon teas and drinks - will be provided.

You will need to wear light, loose clothing (no jeans!) and bring a sarong (if you have one) and a towel. Weather permitting, we prefer to work outside under cover as much as possible.

Your workbooks and pens are provided.

Start time is 9am sharp - please come 15 mins beforehand to ensure we can start on time.

Venue: Kapiti College Marae, Margaret Rd, Raumati, Paraparaumu
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Shared lunch Saturday. Morning teas and Sunday lunch provided

PM me your email address or email joliedavis@manawaora.org for registration and payment details.

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org

Whaia te iti kahurangi!

Introducing the foundations of authentic Maori bodywork and healing. Connect to cultural knowledge and practice! Gain insight, rediscover your potential and experience personal transformation at this unique 2-day event! This workshop is for anyone; whether you are a beginner or experienced practitioner.

Authentic Mirimiri is a powerful indigenous healing modality. This is often in contrast to the widely held misconception that it is merely another form of massage. Learn cultural concepts of health and wellbeing; including the importance of self-care. You will be given the tools and confidence to utilise Mirimiri not only as a form of healing for yourself and others, but as a way of life.

Jolie Davis is an established traditional practitioner and educator (formally a trained nurse) from Te Rarawa/Ngati Kuri. She is currently based in Porirua where she works as a Kaimirimiri and Injury Specialist.

You will be immersed in the foundational concepts of Mirimiri and Romiromi. Many people experience their own personal healing and transformation during this time.

The workshop is also useful for people who work as counsellors, social workers, health workers and clinical practitioners looking to expand their cultural understanding and by doing so engage more effectively with Maori and whanau.

Suitable as an introduction for beginners, Kaimirimiri or established practitioners looking to develop their knowledge around the bodywork; so that you can begin working towards reclaiming wellness for yourself and for others. The Manawa Ora Workshops are currently delivered in NZ (Kapiti) and AU (Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast and Sydney)

Cost: $390
Early bird price of $350 if paid in full before May 1st
Spaces are strictly limited

Venue: Kapiti College Marae
- 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday
- Shared lunch Saturday. Morning teas and Sunday lunch provided

TO REGISTER: Please email: joliedavis@manawaora.org