A Rongoā Māori healing practice and natural remedy maker on Kensington Place in Fairfield, Hamilton. It is an ACC accredited Rongoā Māori healthcare provider, and its founder, Justine Rangihaeata, set it up in 2015 in Wellington before moving the clinic to Hamilton in 2019. The practice makes handcrafted balms from selected native plants and natural ingredients, and it describes its work as honouring the wisdom of ancestors and supporting the whole person.
Its best-known products are the Kawakawa Balm, a soothing everyday skin balm, the Tūpākihi (Tutu) Balm, which the site says is valued for joint comfort, and the Pain Relief Balm for aches and tired muscles. The balms are sold online, and customers can sign up for updates and offers. For ACC-funded treatment, the site says a client needs an active ACC claim number, which can come from a GP or physiotherapist. The site has a reviews section, which is not available on mobile.