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ko - te awa Waipoua
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ko - te hapu Hogan, Campbell, Ellis and Stuart
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ko - Sheree Honeyfield-King tuku ingoa
tena tatou katoa

Introducing Sheree

Sheree has an ecletic professional background that includes farming, banking, counselling and life coaching.  She is an attachment and trauma-informed practitioner who trusts each person's innate capacity to heal.  

Her work is shaped by her multicultural whanau and she honours the relational richness of her Kiwi-Brazilian family.  She holds an awareness of intergenerational trauma within her Irish and Scottish lineage, bringing a grounded understanding of how history lives within us.  

Sheree, Hakomi and matauranga Maori

Sheree's personal and professional life is grounded in the Hakomi principles, especially mindfulness, organicity and non-violence.   She is an attachment and trauma-informed practitioner, who believes in each person's innate capacity to heal. 

She has been offering therapy sessions and mindfulness classes, grounded in the tools and techniques of Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy, for many years.  She offers these online and in person. 

Living and working within the Hakomi principles, being connected to Hakomi, is part of who she is.  It is this connection that allows her to weave wairua, matauranga Maori and a deep connection to the land and Papatuanku into her work as a Hakomi practitioner.