
Collective Wellbeing
Indigenous healing teaches us that true wellbeing is collective, rooted in whānau, whenua, and wairua — not just individual health.
Indigenous healing teaches us that true wellbeing is collective, rooted in whānau, whenua, and wairua — not just individual health.
Practitioner Donna Kerridge introduces the core philosophy behind Aotearoa’s oldest medical practice. “If modern society is to have a future, what we need above all is a renewed respect for nature and reverences for the life of all created things” – Jurger...
One hundred and fifty Māori medical practitioners, doctors, nurses and medical graduates converged on Rotorua in April to discuss the Māori health Kaupapa Inquiry. Ātea’s rongoā expert Donna Kerridge made the case for Māori health framework before her peers. “Rongoā Māori is...
Kauri and Tohorā share an ancient story that warns us: our survival depends on caring for Papatūānuku and restoring balance.
Introduction: In a world where the pace of life seems to accelerate relentlessly, the search for holistic well-being has led many to rediscover the profound wisdom embedded in traditional healing practices. At Ora Online, we are honored to provide a...
Introduction: In the quest for wellness, many individuals are turning to age-old remedies that harness the potency of nature. Among these, Muscle Rub (Tutu) medicine stands out as a beacon of relief for those seeking a natural remedy for muscle...
Introduction: In the rich tapestry of indigenous cultures, traditional medicine often serves as a testament to the deep connection between people and their natural surroundings. One such vibrant tradition is found within the Maori community of New Zealand, where the...