Anah Aikman

04/06/2026

Back in Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington today. There is certainly something special about this capital city of Aotearoa New Zealand. Arts, crafts and kai in a very walkable city. I love the vibe here. It's a city, yet to me it remains personal. People are who they are. No pretence. People going about their lives in very ordinary ways.
This year I am back hosting another Wellington retreat full of the good things that nurture us as women. The Wearable Arts is the highlight. WOW!! 18-20 September 2026.
Join us in this wee adventure through city and outdoor scapes. I have a few tickets left.
If this lights your being, book now on the link below. Look forward to meeting you.

Experience the World of Wearable Arts like never before. A fully curated Wellington retreat for 10 women, WOW Platinum tickets, Naumi Hotel, fine dining, adventure and connection. Book your place now.

04/06/2026

As we each shape shift and hone Ko wai au? Who am I? as we move through our myriad of experiences, we come to identify what really makes us tick. What gives us a life purpose.
For me, I am most grateful for all that I have seen and done. Today I share with you my reshaped website where sharing knowledge and nurturing values leadership is my absolute in getting to know you.
Take a hikoi, a walk through my website.
Join me where you can. Go well

Explore Anah Aikman's expertise in cultural change, leadership, and wellbeing. Empowering transformation through workshops, retreats, and keynote speaking.

04/05/2026

A day, a moment and a friend ..... ☀️
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29/04/2026

Planetary Health Virtual Conference April 2026 🌏
Over the past three years I have been invited to participate on an international global nursing platform. I represent the International Integrative Nurse Academy as an indigenous Māori New Zealand Registered Nurse.

Each year there has been a different theme, Planetary Health the focus for 2026.
I invited my friends and nursing colleagues and Raeleen de Joux to join me in April. Our intention was to share our Te Ao Māori perspectives on what was important for us in terms of planetary health.
We spoke to the importance of ancestors, who we are and why belonging and where we come from is an essential element of being Māori. A worldview where everything is interconnected, interrelated and interdependent.
I am always grateful for the opportunity to share conversations of meaning that help shape the way we see the world around us.
Ngā mihi nui@kellytikao ☀️