Learn the way of a Ngangkari Healer and connect to our First Nations People!

Who can attend: This workshop welcomes healers and non-healers who are curious in how our First Nation healers use bush medicine and energy during their healing approach.

What happens: During this workshop Wyarta will share her First Nation's culture and history with you. She will guide you on her healing journey that lead her to listen to her ancestors to begin her work. She will provide an insight of how she uses source (ancestors) to heal and demonstrate her work with you all, so that you can learn how to heal your self and integrate some aspects or approaches with your clients or family members.

When is this on: Sunday afternoon at 1.30pm till 3:30pm on the 4th of Feburary 2024. Please arrive 10 minutes before door closes for a 1.30pm sharp start.

Where is the location: Oktopia Studios in Thornbury. The studio is 5m from High St on Flinders Street, behind Thornbury Apothecary. Parking is available, along with a near by Tram Line (Route 86), and Thornbury Train Station. Please contact Anna if you are running late or lost on 0421726864.

What is the refund policy: This event has a non refund policy.

What to bring: Please wear comfortable clothing and bring along the following; water bottle, and pen and a note book. Light refreshments will be available.

Who is the facilitator: Wyarta, her Anangu name is Wiramai, is a Ngangkari healer, a First Nations Doctor. A Wirangu, Guguda and Mirning woman from the far west coast of S.A. My business name is unique, Yana meaning 'raw' and Warna meaning 'ocean', hence Yana Warnaby. I have been working progressively as a Ngangkari healer since 2020, after 17 years working a number of government roles, I heard the ancestors calling. My mission is to help humanity, to see sickness fade, mental health dissipate and souls align. If you would like to learn more about Wyarta please follow her instagram handle here @yanawarnaby.

Tickets: are purchased through EVENTBRITE thank you all.