kupuna’s (2) who continue to open my heart, may the spirit of this sacred work continue to be respected across the world and bring the loving Aloha touch to those ready for healing.Every day I take a moment to remember who I really am, where I come from, and what path I want to walk here in this now-moment.
What makes me happy, what triggers me?
The thoughts that I create myself, why are they here, what can I learn from those thoughts?For years I was active in the communication sector, most of the time in the automotive world. 

I became a mother of 2 children. 

One day, I felt this company, this environment, this way of living, wasn’t my world anymore. 

Beautiful experience, beautiful memories. 

I quit my job. I took a new path. I decided to be the decider in my own life.

A new door to the future opened to me, but there was still a big question mark: What now?

What happened is that I unconsciously created space to allow new inspiration to enter.

I was looking for something, not especially knowing what.

Step by step I met people who do “other” things, who are “different”. It attracted me. Especially the harmony and balance. The true way to feel good, realizing we are allowed to be there!

I participated in several workshops, such as chakra themes, chants, reiki, radiesthesie, it all fascinated me although something was missing.

In 2011, my father passed away, and suddenly, it all became clear: I wanted to be present, share and do something from my heart, through my hands.

In August of the same year I came into contact with Hawaiian philosophy and I am so grateful for that.

I enrolled in a 3-day Hawaiian massage course. And it fascinated me. 

Not only the bodywork, but everything around it: the culture, the chants, the language, the aloha spirit, Ho’oponopono, the hula, the meditations. 

Since then I followed all kinds of courses in the Hawaiian school “Malamalomi” in Amsterdam and on the Hawaii islands, from weekend courses to the 2-year training as a Temple Lomilomi practitioner (2013).

It has made my life different. It has changed my vision on our world.

Now I feel more and more the inner peace, the unconditional love, the acceptance and the motivation to be here.

Mahalo – Thanks, 

Natacha

Who my teachers are (lineages), which courses I have followed, discover it all in the section certificates. But my greatest teachers are my children, for which I am very grateful.

kupuna’s(*): Grandparent, ancestor, relative or close friend of the grandparent’s generation, grandaunt, granduncle. It’s also a starting point, source; growing.

(1) Holistic therapy aims to take care of the “whole” patient, to take into account more factors than allopathic medicine would.