A graduate of Sister Rosalind’s School of Professional Massage, she has worked in a variety of places including massage clinics, health clubs, corporate businesses, as well as her own private practice. It is truly an honor to be able to serve both as an instructor and manager for the Carpe Diem community at Northwind Lofts & Healing Elements.Ĭlasses: Monday 12pm Yoga HIIT (45mins), Tuesday 6am Body HIIT, Friday 6am Yoga HIIT, Saturday 10am Yoga FlowĪnn has been a licensed massage therapist for almost 28 years. Paul locations and coaching group fitness classes through Life Time Fitness. I currently serve the Twin Cities and greater MN community through my personal brand Holistic Kylie leading one on one, small group and event styled classes along with instructing/managing Carpe Diem Studio at both our Minneapolis and St. I combine knowledge of high intensity, heat building body exercises, the physical practice of yoga along with breathwork, meditation and spiritual undertones to create a unique, light filled experience for each group and individual. In each class, I intend to lead an organically, aligned movement journey for all levels of experience in physical fitness and yoga. Since the start of my career in 2017 I have strived to create a safe, accessible, customizable and fun experience through guided movement and breath and other healing modalities for others to explore their personal wellness. ‘There are many parallels between traditional healing and methods employed in counselling such as developing trust, being held in mind (spirit), developing shared understanding, meaning and use of metaphors.Hi! I’m Kylie, a Twin Cities based yoga, and group fitness instructor. We are able to capture sickness and heal people.’ Not everybody has the training and ability to be a Ngangkari. We are specialists with a lot of training too. ‘The specialists come in and are able to diagnose a particular illness and recommend particular treatments. Their knowledge is passed from generation to generation. Traditional healers have extensive knowledge and are able to interpret symptoms and provide traditional healing treatments including bush rubs and medicines. Traditional bush medicine is still widely used across Australia. Long held traditional healing practices remain most prevalent in more remote areas, including Central Australia, home to the Ngangkari healers, and the Kimberley region of Western Australia, home to the Maparn. This can be facilitated through the recovery of language and traditions, art, dance, stories, traditional food and medicines.Īustralian and international research suggests healing programs should be specific to local regions and groups, and are best delivered on country by people from the same cultural group as participants as this allows programs to be tailored to local cultural practices and concepts of spirituality. It is about embracing our life force to create a new and vibrant fabric that keeps us grounded and connected.’Īccording to Caruana nurturing a sense of ‘cultural distinctiveness’ is integral for spiritual, emotional, social health and wellbeing and is also an important part of strengthening communities. Healing is not just about recovering what has been lost or repairing what has been broken. To stand once again in our rightful place, eternal and generational.
Healing ultimately gives us back to our country. But to sit still, calm our minds, listen to the universe and allow our spirits to dance on the wind … drift into our dreamtime. Nationally, organisations are learning from and incorporating traditional healing methods into their healing work. Many communities also still have access to traditional healing practices such as bush medicines and spiritual healing. Reinstating pride in cultural identity, connection to country, and involvement in community are critical elements of traditional healing programs.
In contemporary contexts traditional healing finds new interpretations by applying ancient cultural knowledge to address trauma and restore and sustain holistic wellbeing. ‘The pathway to healing is through cultural activity and connectedness to country’.įor Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people healing and culture are inextricably linked.
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