Francine, also known as “Aunty Fran” to her patients and co-workers, began her career with Waikiki Health in 1998. She comes from a lineage of Native Hawaiian healers who taught her skills that are valued both in the Native Hawaiian and general community. Her areas of specialty are Native Hawaiian Healing, Hawaiian Cultural Education, Advocacy for Kupuna, Chronic Pain Management, and Individual and Family Counseling. Healing modalities include Ho’oponopono, Lomilomi and La’au Lapa’au.

Aunty Fran has more than 35 years of experience as a Registered Nurse and Native Hawaiian Practitioner. She has a Bachelor of Nursing Degree from the University of Hawaii and practiced as a Registered Nurse at St. Francis Hospital, where she introduced the first hospice care in Hawaii in a hospital. Other accomplishments include serving as CEO of Malama Ka Ohana a Pau Loa; developing programs to promote and preserve the Hawaiian healing traditions and lifestyle through providing opportunities for education, research and apprenticeship; and initiating pilot programs to integrate Hawaiian Healing with Western Medicine.

Aunty Fran is a member of the Waikiki Neighborhood Board; a member of Na Hululei Kupuna Council, serving Native Hawaiian Practitioners; and serves on the Governors Board PABEA (Policy and Advisory Board for Elderly Affairs). She has received awards and recognition from Molokai General Hospital, U. S. Department of Health, U. S. Department of Agriculture, American Business Women’s Association, and many other agencies and organizations.

Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you by:

Financial Benefits Insurance specializing in Medicare, Life and Health Insurance. Helping to educate our communities to maximize their benefits. Benefits are our business, service sets us apart. Visit Financial Benefits Insurance at fbihi.com

The Indigenous Soap Company 

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani 

Lotus blossom in you

For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.huimauliola.org

Today we welcome a tutu man with six keiki, seventeen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Worldwide, he is a kumu and teaches Hula, Hooponopono and Native Hawaiian Healing and Culture. He is a kumu hula with Kuhai Halau o Kawaikapuokalani Pa Olapa Kahiko, a Na Hoku Hanohano Award Winner, and studied the Hawaiian Healing traditions of Laau kahea, laau laapau, hooponopono and lomilomi with Aunty Emma DeFries.

Leo Kupa welcomes tutu man,

Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you by:

Koʻolaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club.

The Indigenous Soap Company 

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani 

Hawaiian Kava Center, LLC

Lotus blossom in you

Hooulu āina

For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.huimauliola.org

Today we welcome a tutu man with six keiki, seventeen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Worldwide, he is a kumu and teaches Hula, Hooponopono and Native Hawaiian Healing and Culture. He is a kumu hula with Kuhai Halau o Kawaikapuokalani Pa Olapa Kahiko, a Na Hoku Hanohano Award Winner, and studied the Hawaiian Healing traditions of Laau kahea, laau laapau, hooponopono and lomilomi with Aunty Emma DeFries.

Leo Kupa welcomes tutu man,
Kawaikapuokalani Hewett.
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Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you by:

Koʻolaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club.
A non-profit community organization dedicated to the perpetuation of the Native Hawaiian culture, the preservation and care of our ʻāina, and the strengthening of our families and community. Our membership is comprised of Native Hawaiians and “Hawaiians at heart”, and is open to anyone interested in supporting cultural, educational and service programs primarily in the Koʻolaupoko area on the Windward side of Oʻahu.

The Indigenous Soap Company 
Created on the Island of ‘Oahu, the indigenous comes from our passion in using native medicinal herbs and oils from all over the world.

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani 
All-Natural Deodorants, Body Powders and Body Products ~ Aloha Aina Packaging ~ Handmade by Hawaiians

Hawaiian Kava Center, LLC
Growers, purveyors and supporters of kava from Hawaii

Lotus blossom in you
Lomilomi, hooponopono, farm laau lapaau. Doula & Pale Wahine birth support service.

Hooulu āina
A welcoming place of refuge where people of all cultures sustain and propagate the connections between the health of the land and the health of the people.

Makana Risser Chai researched and authored, the Bishop Museum book "Na Moʻolelo Lomilomi: Traditions of Hawaiian Massage and Healing." The book compiles every article and oral history she could find in the archives and old journals from 1794 to the 1930s. She has continued her research by interviewing kupuna, attending workshops and receiving lomilomi as her primary medical care.

She followed up that book with Hawaiian Massage: Lomilomi, sacred touch of Aloha.

Makana was also a past guest presenter at Mauli Ola Wednesdays at Papahana Kuaola, and a former board member of Hui Mauli Ola.

Makana recently released a new book entitled Mindful Multitasking, transforming your body, mind, heart and spirit.

Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you by:

The Indigenous Soap Company 

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani 

Hawaiian Kava Center, LLC

Lotus blossom in you

Hooulu āina

For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.huimauliola.org

Makana Risser Chai researched and authored, the Bishop Museum book "Na Moʻolelo Lomilomi: Traditions of Hawaiian Massage and Healing." The book compiles every article and oral history she could find in the archives and old journals from 1794 to the 1930s. She has continued her research by interviewing kupuna, attending workshops and receiving lomilomi as her primary medical care.

She followed up that book with Hawaiian Massage: Lomilomi, sacred touch of Aloha.

Makana was also a past guest presenter at Mauli Ola Wednesdays at Papahana Kuaola, and a former board member of Hui Mauli Ola.

Makana recently released a new book entitled Mindful Multitasking, transforming your body, mind, heart and spirit.

Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you by:

The Indigenous Soap Company 
Created on the Island of ‘Oahu, the indigenous comes from our passion in using native medicinal herbs and oils from all over the world.

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani 
All-Natural Deodorants, Body Powders and Body Products ~ Aloha Aina Packaging ~ Handmade by Hawaiians

Hawaiian Kava Center, LLC
Growers, purveyors and supporters of kava from Hawaii

Lotus blossom in you
Lomilomi, hooponopono, farm laau lapaau. Doula & Pale Wahine birth support service.

Hooulu āina
A welcoming place of refuge where people of all cultures sustain and propagate the connections between the health of the land and the health of the people.

For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.

Kaipoʻi Kelling is a Kalo farmer carrying on Uncle Jerry Konanuiʻs teaching. Kaipoʻi is also a teacher of Hawaiian language born here on Oʻahu he loves to ʻŌlelo and collect varieties of Kalo. 

Kaipo'i returns to talk Uncle Jerry with Kamaka. Subjects covered: Angry old kalo farmers. Ledgendary ku'i sessions. The Beastie Boys. The relationsips and friendships that contributed to Uncle Jerry Konanui. 

Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you by:

Kupunakalo.com created by Weston Yap. Promoting their view that Kalo is food, through photos of kalo varieties, a curriculum around Hawaiian culture and the challenges of farming, contact information for field visits to find varieties, nutrition information and recognition of teachers in the community.

The Indigenous Soap Company 

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani 

Hawaiian Kava Center, LLC

Lotus blossom in you

Hooulu āina

For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.huimauliola.org

Kaipoʻi Kelling is a Kalo farmer carrying on Uncle Jerry Konanuiʻs teaching. Kaipoʻi is also a teacher of Hawaiian language born here on Oʻahu he loves to ʻŌlelo and collect varieties of Kalo. 

Kaipo'i returns to talk Uncle Jerry with Kamaka. Subjects covered: Angry old kalo farmers. Ledgendary ku'i sessions. The Beastie Boys. The relationsips and friendships that contributed to Uncle Jerry Konanui. 

Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you by:

Kupunakalo.com created by Weston Yap. Promoting their view that Kalo is food, through photos of kalo varieties, a curriculum around Hawaiian culture and the challenges of farming, contact information for field visits to find varieties, nutrition information and recognition of teachers in the community.

The Indigenous Soap Company 
Created on the Island of ‘Oahu, the indigenous comes from our passion in using native medicinal herbs and oils from all over the world.

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani 
All-Natural Deodorants, Body Powders and Body Products ~ Aloha Aina Packaging ~ Handmade by Hawaiians

Hawaiian Kava Center, LLC
Growers, purveyors and supporters of kava from Hawaii

Lotus blossom in you
Lomilomi, hooponopono, farm laau lapaau. Doula & Pale Wahine birth support service.

Hooulu āina
A welcoming place of refuge where people of all cultures sustain and propagate the connections between the health of the land and the health of the people.

For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.huimauliola.org

Cody Keale is a passionate lā’au lapa’au practitioner, a student of the late Kumu Levon Ohai. He is also a seasoned lomilomi practitioner studying with Aunty Noelani Veary, Uncle Freddie Tira, and Kaliko Chang.

Major influences on his healing through prayer is his ohana. Grandmas, Maria Malachiko Lau and Midge Makaike, and parents mother Ualani Makaike Calleja and father William Keale.

His Kumu since he was a little keiki has always been Ke Akua, Iesu.

[email protected]

Hui Mauli Ola proudly presents: Leo Kupa. e hoolono mai. The thought provoking podcast on perpetuating Hawaiian Healing and Wellness, brought to you this month by:

Papa Ola Lokahi.  

The Indigenous Soap Company

Alana natural therapy in Town and Pikoakea Therapeutic Lomi & Rehabilitation Massage in Kailua

Mamalani

Hawaiian Kava Center, LLC

Lotus blossom in you

Hooulu āina

For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.huimauliola.org