Practitioner Training

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Part of my duty and privilege in custodianship of Tul'ix Indigenous Arts is sharing bodywork wisdom. 

Practitioner Training (Level 2) is a seven day immersion into sobada-inspired abdominal bodywork and uterine realignment as well as a myriad of techniques of the front and back body that address reproductive, digestive, neurological, circulatory, structural and spiritual balance. 

In addition to bodywork, this training supports practitioner to work with bajos (pelvic steams and soaks), spiritual herbal baths in a clinical setting, bone-closing and trauma witnessing/repair on the table, the faja (hip swaddle), nourishment support, herbal wisdom, castor oil therapy and more. 

This intact body of jungle medicine is complete and potent, and it calls forth all of our Benevolent Ancestors to support us in remembering our heritage as healers.  

Online or In Person Self Care (Level 1) is a prerequisite for Practitioner Training (Level 2)

Spaces are limited to ten participants.

Cost: $1800 USD (residential - including accommodation and meals) 

A $500 USD non-refundable deposit is required to hold your place for each class.  The non-refundable balance is due prior to attendance.  If for any reason you are unable to make it at the last minute the full cost of what you've paid is transferrable to a future class at any time.  

If you are traveling internationally please check any visa requirements into New Zealand that may apply to you before booking. 

Payments are generally made via credit card via invoice which I will send to you once you indicate you are ready to proceed.  PayPal is a secondary option if needed. 

This class will be taught by Samar Ocean Wolf Ciprian.

Please email samar@moon-yoga.com to enquire or register.

Location:

The Sky River Sanctuary is a beautiful, sweet little retreat space we run off of Opoutere beach in the Coromandel.

Tithing

10% of the total cost of every class goes towards supporting  our indigenous partners, including Don Elijio's descendants who protect the sacred forest at the Elijio Panti National Park in Belize, Walther Cholotio, a Tz'utujil Maya Fire and Daykeeper in Guatemala, our friends at Taos Pueblo and Māori tree protector Shirley Waru in Aotearoa. To learn more, visit our Giving Back page.