KIA ORA

Gentle lymphatic care, grounded in the Far North

Ko Whangatauatia te maunga.

Ko Karirikura te moana.

Ko Tinana te Waka.

Ko Te Rarawa te iwi.

Ko Te Ohaki te marae.

No Ahipara ahau.

Ko Robyn toku ingoa.

At Flow Far North I am all about helping your body move and flow the way it’s meant to — like water returning to its natural path.

I’m a Registered Nurse offering specialised lymphatic bodywork to support fluid movement, ease congestion, and restore balance.

Grounded in Te Ao Māori, my mahi honours tinana, hinengaro, wairua, and whānau as one.

I have always felt connected to the natural world — the whenua, moana, awa, the creeks I grew up around. It reflects how I see the body — as a living, moving system, where flow, nourishment, and gentle support allow everything to function the way it’s meant to.

Inspired by this, I work gently and intentionally — guiding movement where things feel still, and allowing space for flow.  Helping the body release what's not needed, restore flow, and create space. 

Each session is tailored to you, meeting your body where it’s at on the day.

A calm, respectful space to reset, reconnect, and breathe.

Mauri Ora 

For your safety, lymphatic drainage may not be suitable in the following conditions:

• Acute infection (e.g. fever, flu, cellulitis) 
• Untreated or active cancer 
• Acute deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or suspected clot 
• Severe cardiac conditions (e.g. decompensated heart failure) 
• Acute inflammation 
• Kidney failure (renal insufficiency not medically managed)

Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a gentle, non-invasive therapy that supports the body’s natural processes. It does not replace medical care. Medical clearance may be required for certain conditions to ensure safe and appropriate treatment.