Corryn Pryce-Baxter
Corryn Pryce-Baxter spends her time working as Maori Rongoa Practitioner in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Her background in Welsh and Māori Traditional medicine means her clinic is open to all ages and all ranges of dis-ease including physical, spiritual, mental and emotional conditions. Encompassing the whole of the person and their needs is the only way, as Corryn experiences it, to explore the nature of peoples concerns and self-agency to health.
Corryn has a background in Historical Anthropology, Gender and Colonisation, and is also a Practitioner in the TARA Health and Regeneration system that Dr. Stephanie Mines adapted. Corryn has also worked in Prisons working with Drug and Rehabilitation programmes in Aotearoa within the Maori Focus Unit; travelled overseas to support, teach and share indigenous healing and herbal medicine, alongside working as a Community Development Professional to help support grassroot innovations within Taranaki, Aotearoa in creating and sustaining positive change. Corryn dedicates her service to the health of the planet and peoples and their relationship to each other.