About Me


I am Albert — a manual therapist, reflexologist, coach, pedagogue, interpersonal trainer, theatre educator, and actor.

There is abundant information available about Lomi Lomi Nui, its rich Hawaiian cultural heritage, and the spiritual philosophy of Huna. You can easily explore these fascinating aspects yourself with a quick search online.

For me, Lomi Lomi Nui is much more than a massage technique; it is a profound form of bodywork that redirects the muscular tensions we accumulate through our lifestyle — from the work we do and the food we eat, to the thoughts we entertain and the actions we take. These internal tensions create either harmony or discord within us. While some tensions serve a purpose, others become burdensome. That’s where Lomi Lomi Nui steps in as a gentle, healing rescue.

This practice is a powerful tool for reconnecting with yourself. Psychologically, it serves as a journey inward — uncovering repressed or forgotten parts of your being. In Hawaiian tradition, the body is seen as a mirror reflecting our beliefs, actions, and perceptions of ourselves and the world. By working with the body, we can soften and transform the limiting beliefs that have become frozen within us, creating space for conscious change.

This somatic philosophy aligns closely with other holistic disciplines such as Yoga, the Feldenkrais Method, Shiatsu, Polarity Therapy, reflexology, Thai massage, Slavic visceral massage, and deep tissue lymphatic work.

I chose to dedicate myself to Lomi Lomi Nui because it honours the whole person — the physical body intertwined with emotions, imagination, belief systems, and the influences we have absorbed from others.

Most importantly, this work offers the opportunity to break free from habitual patterns and open the door to transformation, empowering you to become the best version of yourself.

Education
  • September 2019 - November 2020 Lomi Lomi Niu I and II degree. I graduated under supervision of Maja Gierczynska, a student of Susan Pa'iniu Floyd and Danusi and Jurka Adamczykow.
  • January 2024 (Warsaw) - I graduated under supervision of Mira Tarczynska The Polish School of Reflexology, which was founded by Wanda Bratko, whose teachers were Eunice Inhgam and Dwight C. Byers.
  • August 2020 (Katowice) – “Functional visceral therapy” - Władysław Batkiewicz
  • July 2019 (Zakopane) Grzegorz Jablonski – “Modern chiropractic 1st degree”.
  • November 2019 (Warsaw) – “Visceral therapy with elements of visceral reflexes” - Damian Jedrzejczyk - Human Therapy 
  • September 2019 (Wroclaw) – “Comprehensive Visceral Therapy” Holistic Physio Rehabilitation Center - Jakub Bojar 
  • August 2018 (Warsaw) – “Visceral Abdominal Massage - Old Slavic Massage” - Aleksander Ogulow
  • 2003-2005 (Krakow) - School of Business Trainers and Interpersonal Advisors at the Psychological Workshop Krakow
  • 2007-2008 (Karkow) - Academy of Interpersonal Training
  • 1997 -1999 (Gardziennice) Academy of Theatre Practices

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General information about LOMI LOMI NUI

Lomi Lomi Nui Exprerience

Your Lomi Lomi Nui session takes place on a professional massage table in a tranquil, private setting designed for deep relaxation and rejuvenation. Sessions typically last between 1 to 2 hours, depending on your individual needs. Before beginning, your therapist will conduct a brief consultation to understand your overall health and tailor the treatment accordingly. You will be respectfully undressed and comfortably draped with a sheet, ensuring only the intimate areas remain covered at all times, in line with professional standards of privacy and discretion. A lightly warmed, high-quality natural oil—such as coconut, rice bran, or monoi—is applied directly to the skin to nourish and soften. Throughout the session, the therapist uses a combination of flowing, rhythmic movements and specialised techniques including acupressure, gentle stretching, joint rotation, and deep tissue kneading. Each movement is performed with continuous, fluid motion to release muscular tension and restore en...
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The cultural essence of LOMI LOMI NUI

  Lomi Lomi Nui, often called the “Loving Hands” or “Flying Hands” massage, is deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture and tradition. Renowned for its fluid, wave-like movements, this technique primarily employs the forearms, complemented by the hands and elbows, to create a flowing, rhythmic experience reminiscent of the ocean’s gentle tides. The effects of Lomi Lomi Nui are profound and often transformative, promoting harmony and heightened awareness between body and mind. Traditionally, Hawaiians used this sacred massage to alleviate the stresses of daily life and restore the vital flow of Mana—the life energy—through the balance of the four elements: air, earth, water, and fire. This practice is an essential part of Huna, the Hawaiian philosophy that guides individuals to seek harmony within themselves and with their environment, encouraging mindful observation of both inner and outer worlds. Lomi Lomi Nui works across three interconnected dimensions: physical, emotional, and spiritu...
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The Essence of LOMI LOMI NUI

Your Lomi Lomi Nui session takes place on a professional massage table in a tranquil, private setting designed for deep relaxation and rejuvenation. Sessions typically last between 1 to 2 hours, depending on your individual needs. Before beginning, your therapist will conduct a brief consultation to understand your overall health and tailor the treatment accordingly. You will be respectfully undressed and comfortably draped with a sheet, ensuring only the intimate areas remain covered at all times, in line with professional standards of privacy and discretion. A lightly warmed, high-quality natural oil—such as coconut, rice bran, or monoi—is applied directly to the skin to nourish and soften. Throughout the session, the therapist uses a combination of flowing, rhythmic movements and specialised techniques including acupressure, gentle stretching, joint rotation, and deep tissue kneading. Each movement is performed with continuous, fluid motion to release muscular tension and restor...
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When massage is not allowed?

o Active infection  o Fever o Open wound o Recent scarring  o Apparent varicose vein  o Phlebitis   o Being under the influence of alcohol, strong medications or drugs. It should be noted that the massage therapist always collects information from the client before beginning the session. This information will be used, among other things, to identify any contraindications to the massage. In doing so, the massage therapist may refer the client to the appropriate medical resource or adjust the treatment accordingly to ensure safety.  ALOHA!
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