Te Hiku Hauora
Rongoā Māori
Rongoā Māori
Rooted in Te Ao Māori, our Rongoā Māori practices involve holistic approaches tohealing, encompassing not only the physical but also the spiritual health of individuals through traditional methods like karakia (prayer), mirimiri (massage), and the use of medicinal plants native to Aotearoa. Rongoā Māori traditions are essential in our pursuit of wellness at Te Hiku Hauora. They represent not only a connection to our environment but also a pathway to healing through the wisdom of our tupuna
Ngā mātou wānanga
Kuia and Kaumātua
Wānanga
Tīhei Wā Mauri Ora
Wānanga
Te Kura Taiao
Wānanga
I te timatanga
Ko Te Kore
Te Kore-te-whiwhia
Te Kore-te-rawea
Te Kore-i-ai
Te Kore-te-wiwia
Na Te Kore Te Po
Te Po-nui
Te Po-roa
Te Po-uriuri
Te Po-kerekere
Te Po-tiwhatiwha
Te Po-te-kitea
Te Po-tangotango
Te Po-whawha
Te Po-namunamu-ki-taiao
Te Po-tahuri-atu
Te Hikutanga
Te Hikutanga represents our special location in Aotearoa, where Five Iwi: Ngāti Kurī, Te Aupōuri, Ngāi Takoto, Ngāti Kahu and Te Rarawa, not only provide a rich whakapapa and knowledge base for ways of knowing, being and doing in the Far North. Te Hikutanga encompasses a holistic Te Hiku o te Ika understanding of health and wellbeing. Ma te Hiku o te Ika Mo te Hiku o te Ika.
