Ngangkari Traditional Healing Services
Ngangkari / Marbarn/ Boolya traditional Aboriginal healing
Ngangkari/Marbarn/Boolya refer to traditional healing practices rooted in Aboriginal cultures. They involve a holistic approach to well-being, drawing on centuries of knowledge, spirituality, and connection to Country, community, and ancestors.
What is Ngangkari/ Marbarn/Boolya healing?
Ngangkari is a term used by several Central Australian Aboriginal groups to describe traditional healing practices performed by experienced healers, often called Ngangkari healers. Marbarn/ and Boolya are Western Australian terms.
These Healers may use a combination of:
Spiritual and ceremonial practices
-Diagnosis through observation, storytelling, and connection to Country
Sacred materials, songs, dances, bush medicine, and blessings
Guidance on physical, emotional, and spiritual health
Healing can address a range of concerns, including chronic illness, trauma, grief, and wellness in daily life.
It is typically delivered with consent, respect for cultural protocols, and collaboration with individuals family and the wider community.
How these services are typically delivered
Our healers are guided by elders that have gone through the appropriate cultral ceremonies and lore. We are recognised as traditional healers within our Aboriginal communities.
Delivered with cultural integrety.
To connect with a Healer please e-mail us.
A collaboration note: these services complement clinical care and cultural education, not replace medical treatment where required.