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Sacred Huna Healing

Welcome to Sacred Huna Healing, a place to receive the nurture and rejuvenation of Ka Huna Massage. This is an ancient Hawaiian healing practice that works with basalt hot stones, sound, meditation and Lomi Lomi massage.

 

Ka Huna massage calms the nervous system and connects you back to your body and soul.

It is ideal for people who:

Feel depleted physically or energetically

Lack energy and motivation 

Suffer from chronic pain

Experiencing times of uncertainty in transition or transformation 

Seeking more connection to your body and emotions

 

Karla is your practitioner, with over a decade of training and experience in Hawaiian healing techniques and Earth based medicine. As a facilitator of nature connection and ritual, Karla inherently holds space for you to return to your natural state of being. In this state you have a greater capacity for body awareness, mental clarity and self-healing. Her style is gentle and deeply meditative, allowing your nervous system to calm and your body to soften.

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Choose your Journey 

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This massage supports the body to relax and rejuvenate with long flowing strokes that hold, stretch, wrap and nurture. Like the waves of an ocean, this traditional style Ka Huna gently massages and moves your whole body. You will be carefully draped in a sarong, with ambient music and nourishing coconut oil.

$150

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This bodywork uses a combination of Ka Huna massage, hot stones and sound healing to deeply nourish your being. The warm basalt stones help draw out toxins from the muscles. The sound healing encompasses vocal toning, drum and carefully curated sound tracks reharmonises your energetic body. 

$190

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In this space you will be held in ceremony that is centred around your intention. You experience the same healing tools and techniques as in the Ka Huna healings, with the added benefit of mind-body integration through verbal dialogue. In this process you come to see with new eyes the situation you are in and how to create a new way of being.

$330

Locations  

In the Yarra Valley 

Kangaroo Ground & Monbulk, Vic

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Located in the Yarra Valley

Nestled in a quite country side near the Yarra river, The Kangaroo Ground Centre is truly a retreat space.

My practice room is aptly called the Bodhi leaf room (to the left of the photo) as it has been hand built by the family who own this property. With a stunning bodhi leaf designed roof and hand made mud bricks, this is a place to really feel connected to the Earth. This round room is a warm and cosy place to settle into the natural rhythms of your body to return home to your soul.

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Karla has a truly sacred gift. Experiencing her massage took me on a journey which was both deeply embodied and powerfully other worldly. The way she held and danced around my body made me feel so safe and supported like I had stepped back into the arms of my mother, back to the womb. She creates a safe, nurturing, and honouring space for deep healing to occur supported by beautiful music and incredible sounding. Thank you so much for the opportunity to come home to myself Karla!

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About Karla

Karla is a healer and facilitator dedicated to supporting people through life transitions and transformations. Her extensive training in Ka Huna massage, Lomi Lomi, counselling and facilitation enable a truly holistic and integrative approach to healing and wellbeing.

 

A gentle soul with a courageous heart, Karla guides people with love and presence, drawing from her life experiences to bring healing and balance on every level; mind, body, spirit and soul.  She understands many walks of life after working as an Advanced Care Paramedic throughout rural and remote regions of Queensland.

 

Balanced and grounded Karla holds a safe and sacred space for deep transformation and healing. She has witnessed many human traumas and tragedies in her past experiences as a paramedic and chooses to use these felt experiences to better understand and empathise with her clients, or as she prefers to say, her people.

 

Kala in the Hawaiian philosophy means: there are no limits, be free. It is this secret of the ancient Ka Hunas that Karla wishes to pass on through her daily practice.

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Accreditation 

Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedicine) through QUT (Queensland University of Technology)

Certificate in Counselling through ACAP (Australian College of Applied Psychology) 

Level 7 training in Ka Huna Massage through Mette’s Institute (Kin Kin, Australia)

Certificate in Lomi Lomi with Hanuni (completed in Hawaii using traditional techniques)

Certificate in Ili ili Hot Stones massage with Sue Lee (Melbourne)

Facilitation certificate for Leadership through Mette’s Institute (Kin Kin, Australia)

Facilitation certificate for Rites of Passage with Arne Rubinstein (Main Arm, NSW)

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Ka Huna Massage ~ an Ancient Healing Art

Ka Huna massage has come from the ancient culture of the Polynesian islands. It is a dance and a ceremony with movements that flow along the energetic lines of the body like waves. It also involves under-body work that cradles and gently massages. Other components of this bodywork include stretching, joint mobility and vibrational healing. It is believed to be such a transformational medium that on some of the islands it was used as a rite of passage.

 

All the complimentary massage modalities that I incorporate in the massage are based from traditional Hawaiian healing arts, making it a truly unique healing experience that honours the origin of this work.  

We gather on ancient lands that hold an ancient culture and acknowledge the Custodians that have taken care of these lands for over 100,000 years. We pay our respect to all Indigenous and acknowledge this always has been and always will be Aboriginal land. Sovereignty has never been ceded. May we listen and learn from the oldest living culture in the world and walk together.

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