Ka Huna Massage Therapy

About Us

Bridget has completed intensive training in Ka Huna massage therapy at Mettes Institute in Queensland and is accredited with ATMS. 

 Ka Huna massage follows the Hawaiian spiritual traditions of placing equal emphasis on connecting with the earth, your body, your emotions and spirit and it is this harmonising approach which has attracted Bridget to Ka Huna Massage.

She believes that the bringing together and nurturing of the Mind, Body and Spirit is the key to a happy, healthy and fulfilled life. Bridget has more strings to her bow, having trained in Reiki, has a Diploma of Remedial Massage from Nature Care College in Sydney and a Diploma in Facial Reflexology.



Kahuna Massage

Ka Huna massage, also known as Hawaiian massage, originated in the South Pacific and was passed down through generations. The Hawaiian people view all aspects of the body as one, believing that the
mind, body and spirit are all part of the whole self.

We are a massage practice for women. You will have a consultation prior to the massage to discuss your needs and expectations, be they physical or emotional. This could mean you might require more remedial massage to release aching muscles or relaxation massage to relieve stress and fatigue. You will be in a safe place with each massage being tuned to you and your body.

We use 100% organic coconut oil to additionally nourish your body. Ka Huna massage is powerful and cleansing. It is important to focus on your breath during the massage and to allow your body to receive
the treatment. This can assist in the release of old stored emotions, leaving you feeling light and transformed by the process.

It is advisable to drink plenty of water after the massage as it will help your body remove any toxins that might have built up.

Ka Huna massage for Stress Relief Ka Huna massage is particularly effective for anyone suffering from stress or emotional distress.

Facial Reflexology

Facial Reflexology, using the Sorensensistem, was developed by Lone Sorensen.

Facial Reflexology is a modern technique that has its roots in oriental medicine. It is a method that, mainly, aims to treat the cause of a disease. This means that, instead of treating the symptoms, the physical and emotional unbalances are analyzed and treated, that are normally the cause of diverse ailments.

The methods that are being used at the moment have passed through long and exhaustive research and through a combined methodology of oriental medicine, the primitive techniques of the South American Indians plus modern research in neuro anatomy. So, it can be said that Facial Reflexology is a combination of zone therapy and up-to-date Reflexology, through Neurological observations.

Lone Sorensen says, “ The main thing about Facial Reflexology is the integration of the whole body through the connection between the C.N.S. and the Meridians, canalizing the electrical flow."