Romiromi
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ROMIROMI — BELLINGEN BOOKING LINK
Deep tissue bodywork guided by deep listening, breath and sound, creating space for release, reconnection and renewed flow.
About Romiromi
I have been a bodyworker for more than 35 years. My Romiromi work is intuitive, grounded and guided by deep listening, with each session shaped around the person receiving the treatment rather than a fixed routine.
Within my practice, Romiromi works with the deeper layers of the body and the stories or experiences a person may carry with them. The work honours where you have come from and where you are now, creating space to gently and intentionally meet what feels ready for attention.
Breath and sound may be used to support the opening of tension patterns and held emotion. I describe this as channel work — supporting movement, alignment, balance and vitality as giver and receiver connect through the treatment.
Deep listening, movement and connection
Each Romiromi session unfolds according to what your body is ready for, with traditional tools incorporated where they support the process.
Deep listening
The treatment is individualised and responsive, grounded in my experience, intuition and attentive listening.
Breath & sound
Breath and sound may be woven into the session to support deeper work, movement and release.
Channel work
My approach creates space for tension patterns to open and for a renewed sense of movement, alignment and flow.
Traditional tools
Kōhatu, sound and vibration, or rākau may be incorporated where appropriate to the individual session.
Ready to experience Romiromi?
View my current Bellingen availability and choose the session length that feels right for you.
What to expect
- Your session is individualised and guided by deep listening rather than a fixed bodywork routine.
- The work moves gently and intentionally into deeper layers according to what your body is ready for.
- Breath and sound may be used as part of the treatment to support movement and release.
- Kōhatu, sound and vibration, or rākau may be introduced where they support the process.
- Please allow a few extra minutes before and after your session for grounding and integration.
Choose your session
Each Romiromi session is individualised. Choose the amount of time that best reflects the depth of work and space for integration you would like.
Please allow a few extra minutes before and after your session for grounding and integration. Concessions may be available in special circumstances — please feel free to ask.
Frequently asked questions
A little more about my Romiromi bodywork in Bellingen.
What is Romiromi within my practice?
I'd describe my Romiromi work as deep, intuitive bodywork guided by deep listening. Each treatment is individualised and works with the deeper layers and patterns that present through the body.
Are breath and sound used during Romiromi?
They may be. I may use breath and sound to support the deeper bodywork, movement and release according to what is appropriate for the individual session.
What traditional tools might be used?
Kōhatu (hot stones), sound and vibration, and rākau (wooden tools) may be incorporated where they support the treatment.
Which Romiromi session length should I choose?
The 60-minute option is a more focused session, 90 minutes allows deeper exploration and integration, and 120 minutes provides time for a fuller bodywork experience. I can help if you are unsure which option best suits you.
Are concessions available?
Concessions may be available in special circumstances. You are welcome to ask her directly.
