Azha Abordo NVMT - 10813
Recently graduated Massage Therapy from Northwest Career College 2020
Certified Mana Lomi Level 1 (for more info see below)
https://www.manalomi.com/mana-lomi-practioners.html
Please understand and be patient with me for I do have a full-time job and I have four kids to take care of. Plus, I do this on the side so I will absolutely do my best to get you in. I love what I do and eventually I would love to get my own place and make it into a family own...
Azha Abordo NVMT - 10813
Recently graduated Massage Therapy from Northwest Career College 2020
Certified Mana Lomi Level 1 (for more info see below)
https://www.manalomi.com/mana-lomi-practioners.html
Please understand and be patient with me for I do have a full-time job and I have four kids to take care of. Plus, I do this on the side so I will absolutely do my best to get you in. I love what I do and eventually I would love to get my own place and make it into a family owned massage/spa!
On the island of Kaua’i I studied under
my Kumu (teacher) Carol Hart at Aloha Lomi Massage Academy. I graduated
and became a Certified Mana Lomi Massage Therapist in 2012 from Kumu Maka’ala
Yates which is my Kumu's Kumu. My massage specialty is Mana Lomi which
translates to Hawaiian Spiritual Massage or Life-force of Lomi according to Na
Kupuna. This technique uses long gliding strokes with broad forearms from light
to deep pressure down to the bone. To learn more about this unique style visit
Kumu Maka’ala’s website at https://www.manalomi.com/mana-lomireg-defined.html
When we moved here to Henderson, NV in
2017 I was able to be a stay-at-home mother. When my youngest was old enough
for preschool I decided to go back to school and attended Northwest Career
College in the Massage Therapy program back in 2019. I graduated in November 2020,
and I am blessed to be massaging again. I am compassionate about massage
because it is not only a gift but a blessing to have and I would love to
continue helping and healing others.
The reason I became a massage therapist is
because of my family. It is especially thanks to my eldest son. He was a preemie
baby and at six months old, I found out that he had hip dysplasia which is
another term for dislocated hips. As my first child, I wanted to do everything
I could to make sure he grew up strong and healthy. Without the knowledge from
my Kumu she helped me to make sure my son could heal. Honestly if I never
went back home to the island of Kaua’i, I would have never realized that
healing hands are in my family tree. Studying Mana Lomi has changed my life and
is such a blessing to have this knowledge passed down to me and my other Mana
Lomi Ohana.
Here's a little bit about me: I am a wife and mother of four amazing children, two dogs, and a cat! (What a full house! How do I manage to do it?) I am consistently busy, so I apologize in advance if I don't respond back immediately. However, I always try my best to respond back as soon as I can. I am very passionate of what I do, and I deeply respect the art of Mana Lomi Massage. Mahalo (thank you) for trusting me to help you invest in a healthier lifestyle.
NV # NVMT10813
Massage Therapy Program
Mana Lomi Massage Therapy
After graduating from Aloha Lomi Massage Academy on the island of Kaua'i, I am very grateful and blessed for the knowledge my Kumu(teacher) has taught me. Mana Lomi is what I studied and it is my specialty. Without her, I would have never found the right path and a wonderful career opportunity. I worked under my Kumu for four years and it was a blessing to work with her. We gave back to our community and volunteered to help sport events and focused on our Kupuna(elders).
Working at Tropics Island Therapy I was able to experience the spa-like work. Worked there for four years and accomplished to do hot towels, Pohaku (Hot stone massages), sugar and salt scrubs, and wraps and just enjoyed working there so much.
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