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Do you truly want to heal?

  • Nina Zomorod
  • 3 days ago
  • 2 min read


Have you tried conventional therapy and felt that it didn’t bring the deep transformation you were seeking?

That’s because it often doesn’t touch the soul or reach into the cellular memories where your experiences, emotions, and traumas are stored. Awareness alone can’t always dissolve what the body still remembers.


Here, through a holistic practice that unites spiritual counselling, energy healing, breathwork, and meditative ancient bodywork, every aspect of your being is seen, held, and healed. My sessions weave together the sacred traditions of Lomi Lomi Nui, Ayurvedic Massage, and Therapeutic Touch, creating a deeply nurturing and restorative journey back to yourself.


Lomi Lomi Nui, the ancient Hawaiian art of healing touch, uses long, flowing, wave-like movements that mimic the rhythm of the ocean—releasing emotional blockages, opening the heart, and restoring the natural flow of life force. Ayurvedic Massage, rooted in the wisdom of India, nourishes the nervous system, balances subtle energies, and grounds the body in peace and presence. Through Therapeutic Touch, a gentle form of energy healing, stagnant energies are cleared and harmony is restored to your entire field.


This multidimensional work goes beyond the mind. It reaches into the deeper layers of consciousness and cellular memory, where unprocessed pain and beliefs often reside. For those who struggle with low self-worth, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress, these sessions offer a safe space to release, realign, and remember who they truly are.


As the body releases tension and the energy field clears, you begin to feel lighter, calmer, and more connected to your inner power and essence. What was once fragmented starts to integrate. You return to yourself—whole, grounded, and radiant.


Each breath, each touch, each wave of energy is an invitation to soften into presence, to let go of what no longer serves, and to awaken the soul’s natural wisdom and strength.


Here, you don’t just heal—you remember.

 
 
 

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