All Rights Reserved. ASHA, an organisation specialising in wellness therapy is set to host a three-day healing retreat at Advocates Executive Business Suites in Thetsane, Maseru next month. Running under the theme You Are worth It, the healing retreat will start on 29 and end on 31 March Founded in August in Johannesburg by massage therapist and natural health practitioner, Makhomo Tsepa Overvoorde, Asha also offers massage therapy, yoga, guided meditation, counseling and energy cleansing sessions, healing, hope and transformation.
Makhomo told the Weekender that plans are underway to hold the retreat quarterly in Lesotho, starting in Maseru before it goes to other districts. Makhomo said the idea behind the retreat came from having some patients travelling to Johannesburg to receive alternating healing from Asha Healing Retreat.
Makhomo was born and bred in Lesotho and is a registered massage therapist, counsellor and natural health practitioner. She did her well-being training at the Asha Foundation in the UK and trained as a holistic massage therapist in Swedish advanced hot stone, remedial sports, Balinese scalp massage and reflexology at Balancing Touch Institute of Reflexology in South Africa. She is the founder of Asha Healing Retreat in Johannesburg which provides and facilitates holistic healing and transformational coaching.
She has helped people with different illnesses including insomnia, back pain, arthritic pain headaches and migraines and specialises in massage therapy for prevention of stress related Illnesses. Lesotho's widely read newspaper, published every Thursday and distributed throughout the country and in some parts of South Africa. Contact us today: News: editor lestimes. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Monday, February 10, Asha Retreat. The healing retreat will among others focus on physical, spiritual and mental transformation. Makhomo also that closing date for bookings was March 1 with couples expected to pay M Lesotho Times Lesotho's widely read newspaper, published every Thursday and distributed throughout the country and in some parts of South Africa.
