About Joanna

Rooted in the lineage of Hawaiian master Kahu Abraham Kawai’i, my practice of Lomi Lomi Nui is a living tradition of this deeply restorative, flowing bodywork that honors the interconnectedness of body, mind, spirit, and ancestry.

My teachers, Susan Pa’iniu Floyd and Ho’okahi Tamara Stephens — both direct students of Kahu — have passed on the depth and spirit of this tradition. For a decade I offer sessions for those seeking self-awareness, embodiment, and contentment through a healthy, connected body.

In 2024, I was drawn to Facemodeling — another multidimensional modality that works deeply with the fascia and structural layers of the face, head, and upper torso. Like Lomi Lomi, this holistic treatment stimulates the renewal processes of the body and allows instant visible effects.

Nature and movement are my healing ground. Like their flow, I trust my hands and find beauty in the quiet unfolding of each session. The bodywork I practice is both subtle and intuitive, inviting presence and opening a space where real connection and healing can take place.