Hawaiian Healing

Hawaiian healing combines ancient philosophy with meditation, breathing and energy work to enhance vitality and awareness. Experience it for yourself in this in-person workshop.

In this workshop at The College of Psychic Studies, Anna Parkinson, who has practiced Hawaiian lomilomi massage for 20 years, will teach you the fundamental concepts of Hawaiian healing. You will embark upon a journey of discovery into the Hawaiian Ha breath, Ho'oponopono to clear negativity, Laulima for group healing, and so much more.

This in-person workshop includes:

• Experience Aloha, the all-embracing energy
• Understand Aka, ancestral influences repeated in personal life experience
• The power of the unconscious, Unihipili, its relationship with your conscious mind, Uhane, and the process of one talking to the other
• How to align these energies to your personal spiritual guide and connection to the divine – your Aumakua
• Learn Ho'oponopono to clear negative energy and diffuse conflict with others
• Discover Laulima group energy for healing, especially powerful in families
• Experience the traditional Ha breath ceremony, rarely practised outside Hawaii

Many of the concepts you will experience in this workshop were transmitted to Anna from her Hawaiian teacher, Harry Uhane Jim, in 2006. Since then, Anna has combined practical and powerful Hawaiian methods of healing with the body mirror system. 

Book now to immerse in the rich world of Hawaiian healing, embodying a philosophy that leans into compassion and forgiveness, clears negativity, and releases ancestral blocks with grace.

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Previous participants say

"This was a terrific workshop. Anna is extremely knowledgeable in her teachings."

"I feel I have learnt how to make some real personal changes. It was so interesting and so well facilitated -Anna seemed able to answer questions but still cover the material thoroughly."

"I felt I learnt so much about a different model of healing. Anna's gentle approach, her wisdom and generosity with sharing her own story allowed others to be open and sharing. Just a delight and privilege to be part of the group."

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