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About

Anicca Holistic Services & Apothecary

Welcome, and thank you so much for being here. Truly.

I am Dani - a mother, a partner & the woman behind Anicca.

I was led to this business as I have so much passion in holding and nourishing women. This passion had unfolded over the years, and I have expanded so much as a person and a business.

 

My offerings include;

Birth & Ayurvedic Postpartum Doula services | Holistic Womb Hara & Fertility Massage  | Pregnancy Massage | Postpartum Food Services | Yoni Steaming | 1:1 Reiki/Intuitive Healing | Sacred Postpartum Closing Ceremony | slow-batch intentionally made herbal products and Mother Blessing Ceremonies.

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My experience is a culmination of formal education, workshops and self-led learning, but the biggest of my teachings has been my own healing journey. This has led me to connecting with my ancestors, deepening the connection I have with my own innate wisdom and power. There is a knowing and wisdom within us all that is far beyond any course you can enrol in. Everything I offer is heart-led and based on intuition, yours and mine. and each offering will be adapted to meet you where you are. My intention is a deep holding, where you feel safe and grounded. Somewhere you can have a place to land softly, fully in your body and heart.

 

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About Dani

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I am a mama, to the most beautiful little boy, Astor.
I am of Filipino descent and I've infused my postpartum food menu with our nourishing and delicious food.
My own healing journey has been long-winded, and spread across many years. I have since learned the thing that made the biggest impact was honouring. Honouring my body...meeting myself wherever I am at, and moving in accordance with this, whether I needed to slow; my breath, movement...or using herbs and plant medicine to facilitate deeper healing. 
The herbal products I have come to make and love, have been deeply inspired by my mother, who gracefully moved through cancer, twice, and was not told about all of the ways in which treatment would impact her body or skin. And while I wish I had made these during that time, here they are - slow-made, with the deepest of intentions and so much love.

anicca

(pronounced ah-nee-cha)

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Anicca is the Buddhist philosophy of impermanence which sees that everything is in a constant cycle and state of change.

A cycle of birth, growth and death that every being is subject to.

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