Katie Long, Ka Huna — Traditional Hawaiian Bodywork at Aviano Therapies

Ka Huna — Traditional Hawaiian Bodywork

Katie Long

Katie brings more than 17 years of experience in the transformative art of Ka Huna Massage, a traditional Hawaiian bodywork practice that is both deeply relaxing and profoundly restorative.

Rooted in the wisdom of Hawaiian healing traditions, Ka Huna is more than a massage technique. Through flowing rhythmic movements and intuitive touch, it encourages deep relaxation, helping the body settle, the mind become quiet and a greater sense of inner connection emerge.

Using a combination of firm and nurturing pressure with the hands, forearms and elbows, Katie synchronises each treatment with carefully selected music, creating a seamless flow that supports harmony throughout the body, mind and spirit. The result is a deeply immersive experience that many describe as both calming and energising.

Trained in both Hawaiian and Australian approaches, Katie integrates traditional Lomi Lomi principles with modern Ka Huna techniques, alongside elements of Psychosomatic Therapy, Reiki and Sound Healing. This multidimensional approach allows each treatment to be tailored to the individual and their unique needs.

Supporting Natural Restoration

What Ka Huna may assist with

Ka Huna Massage supports the body's natural restorative processes and may assist with:

  • Stress and nervous system fatigue
  • Neck, shoulder and upper back tension
  • Physical symptoms related to emotional stress
  • Circulatory and lymphatic flow
  • Deep relaxation and overall wellbeing
  • Reconnection with self and personal resilience

Having previously worked in the corporate sector, Katie has a particular understanding of the pressures of modern life. She is passionate about creating a space where people can step away from constant demands, reconnect with themselves and restore balance, clarity and vitality.

Grounded in compassion, intuition and traditional Hawaiian healing principles, Katie offers a nurturing experience that supports relaxation, recovery and a deeper connection to wellbeing.

Not sure who to see?

Every practitioner works differently, but the intention is the same: restore movement, reduce pain, and create space for genuine change. Visit Aviano Remedial at Unit 1/228 Union St, Merewether NSW 2291 or call (02) 4963 1292.