KaHuna massage is a revered ancient therapeutic technique rooted in the wisdom and practices of Hawaiian KaHunas. The term "KaHuna," derived from "huna," means "secret knowledge," referring to the mastery and deep understanding held by these skilled practitioners.

Traditionally, this massage was an integral part of Hawaiian healing arts, aimed at relaxation and spiritual renewal. In contemporary settings, KaHuna massage is celebrated for its profound therapeutic and relaxing effects.

KaHuna massage, also known as KaHuna Bodywork, is a holistic approach that aims to remove energy blockages, allowing life to flow seamlessly through the mind, body, and spirit. Characterised by long, flowing strokes, this technique seeks to reconnect individuals with their core essence and restore overall balance.

Two distinctive features set KaHuna massage apart:

Technique.

The massage involves a dynamic use of the hands, elbows, fingers, and forearms in rhythmic, flowing movements around the table. Rhythmic and long sweeping movements partnered with light stretching and elongating of limbs. Many who have experienced lomi lomi describe the unique rhythmic motions as deeply relaxing, offering a different sensation compared to conventional muscle relaxation.

Focused Intention. The therapists intention and focus are central to the experience. Trained to embody the essence of “aloha,” practitioners approach each session with compassion and a deep connection to their clients, fostering a healing environment that integrates body, mind, and spirit.Before commencing a session, therapists may invite you to share any physical or emotional concerns, allowing them to tailor the treatment to your specific needs. The rhythmic “hula” style movements also aim to create a harmonious connection between the therapist and the client, enhancing the overall therapeutic experience. The therapist will perform a series of dance like steps as part of the experience.