The Healing Garden

The Healing Garden Relaxation therapy through Indian head massage and/or crystal healing. Welcome to Ren's Healing Garden! Working hours are from 10am to 4pm, Monday-Friday.

Ren offers relaxation therapy through Indian head massage and/or crystal healing. She works from a private home location near Albany, Auckland, and prices vary from $35 to $100 depending on the type and combination of treatments. (Appointment required). For more information please feel free to leave a comment or send a private message. Alternatively, please email renshealinggarden@gmail.com

This relaxing experience makes use of knowledge gained through the following diplomas, courtesy of The School of Natural Health Sciences:
Professional Relaxation Therapy
Indian Head Massage
Herbalism
Crystal Healing
Meridian Psychotherapy
Colour Therapy

Just harvested some beetroot and used the beet leaves into my daily nutribullet juice. Tastes lovely with banana and str...
05/05/2021

Just harvested some beetroot and used the beet leaves into my daily nutribullet juice. Tastes lovely with banana and strawberries..also added flax seed oil.
Very high in iron with a higher iron count than spinach as well as vitamin K, B6, magnesium and potassium. They are also a great source of fiber.
Go easy if worried about oxalate

28/04/2020
Try a bit of colour therapy to help influence our emotions by • Surrounding ourselves with the colour• Wearing the colou...
09/04/2020

Try a bit of colour therapy to help influence our emotions by
• Surrounding ourselves with the colour
• Wearing the colour
• Visualising/meditating with colour breathing
• Eating or drinking colour

Hope everyone is coping during lockdown. Here are some teas that should help reduce anxiety or promote a calmer outlook....
08/04/2020

Hope everyone is coping during lockdown. Here are some teas that should help reduce anxiety or promote a calmer outlook.

Chamomile, Lemon balm, Lavender, Peppermint, Valerian, Passion fruit and Hops.

Red seal do a relaxing tea which includes many of the above. Take care if you are taking sedative type medications if a tea contains Valerian.

Healtheries do a Chamomile and Peppermint tea called Sleep.

Chamomile is a relaxant which helps you to sleep, calms agitated nerves and settles the digestive system. A good tea to keep children calm.

Lemon balm leaves can be used fresh, or dried to make a tea for calming the nerves. Used by herbalists for relaxation purposes, to promote restful sleep, improve mood and reduce digestive distress, much like Chamomile.

Lavender tea relaxes the body, reducing muscle spasms, promoting healthy digestion, balancing your mood and aiding sleep.

Herbs can have a very powerful effect so if making up your own teas, ensure you know the dosages which will be smaller for dried herbs as opposed to fresh. Check for any side effects.

Dill is growing super quickly at the moment in The Healing Garden. The sprigs of dill have antiseptic, digestive, and ca...
30/11/2019

Dill is growing super quickly at the moment in The Healing Garden.
The sprigs of dill have antiseptic, digestive, and carminative properties( relieves flatulence).
A few teaspoons in a cup of boiling water can be used as a tea to calm nerves, soothe upset stomachs, and promote sleep. Chewing the seeds has been used as a breath freshener, to ease menstrual pain, and increase milk flow in nursing mothers.

12/09/2019

No sessions until 2nd week of October

03/07/2019

Saw this on another page....
What first 3 words do you see? Use this as today’s affirmation!

I am...

19/03/2019

Free next week (apart from Tues/Friday afternoons, if anyone would like an appointment..road trips over x

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