Published Articles

In our paper, we introduce Matapihi Kirihou as a vital counter-narrative that connects lived experience with theoretical frameworks in Indigenous health. We explore how Te Poutama o te Ora reflects the ongoing impacts of intergenerational trauma and colonial violence on Māori health outcomes. We invite you to read our work and share your thoughts!​

In this article we discuss modern epigenetic research and what Indigenous communities have long understood: experiences such as trauma and wellness can be passed down through generations, not only through genes but also through changes in how genes function. This paper explores how epigenetic science supports Māori health models and why expanded frameworks are needed to address the complexity of intergenerational transmission

In our article, we explore the Taha Kai-Nuku i tō Puku framework, which intertwines Mātauranga Māori with contemporary insights on digestion and wellbeing. We invite you to consider how Indigenous concepts of rhythm and balance can enrich our understanding of personal health, especially in the context of stress and cultural identity. We welcome your thoughts and questions!​

Healing the Puku, what is really going on with Puku Health Challenges

Puku Health and its impact on Identity and Wellbeing

Te Poutama o te Ora and Te Whare Tapa Whā an understanding of relevance

Te Poutama o te Ora:An Exploration into the Spirituality of Number Nine to Wellness

Te Poutama o te Ora:An Exploration - Harnessing the Power of Iwa