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Introducing Today’s Alignment – A Daily Maramataka + TPO Rhythm Experience
Kia ora koutou,
Over recent months, I have been quietly developing a new part of the IAnTeMo Counselling journey — a living daily rhythm experience integrating Maramataka and Te Poutama o te Ora (TPO), my nine-dimensional wellness framework.
Taha Auaha — The Passage of Freedom – What If Your Creativity Is Not Just About Art?
The Healing Dimension of Creative Expression
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Ko te auaha te ara e tukuna ai ngā kōrero o te whatumanawa. Creativity is the pathway through which the stories of the heart find release. |
Before the First Breath – The Tapu of the Whare Tangata and What We Lost When We Forgot
There is a world that exists before a life is born.
A threshold. A held space between what is and what is becoming.
Our tūpuna knew this. They built everything around it.
The Whakapapa of a Wound – Series Introduction – The Wound that Carries
Humble Beginnings:
Matapihi Kirihou – The founding backstory of Te Poutama o te Ora
The plastic windows were never just plastic.
They covered what glass couldn’t be afforded. They let in light, but not clearly. And they were the beginning of a backstory that travels forward — into bodies, into relationships, into the homes our children grow up in, and sometimes into the arms of experiences, others and systems that step in when those homes become unsafe.
What type of therapy do I need?
Not sure what therapy type you need? Learn how to choose a therapist and why the relationship you have with them matters more than the approach used.
Why Am I Not With My Mum and Dad – The Question Children Carry What the Whakapapa passes on – the Children of the Wound
The continuing story of Mere
Children of the Wound
This is the fourth piece in The Whakapapa of a Wound. We have followed Mere from the washing basket, through the biology of her childhood, into the relationships that replicated what she first learned about love. Now we turn toward the children.
Toward the question that is the most tender of all: Why am I not with my Mum and Dad?





