Sue Lee is the founder of Mana Health Practice, POD - Pregnancy Massage Training, and the ili ili stones hot stone massage training programme. With 25+ years of experience in bodywork, Sue is a pioneer in hot stone therapy and is the lead facilitator for ili ili stones training in Melbourne. Her unique teaching approach blends her extensive knowledge of Hawaiian massage techniques, remedial therapy, and vibrational medicine, creating comprehensive and inspiring learning experiences for her students.

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Sue holds a Bachelor of Health Science (Homeopathy), a Diploma of Education, and a Diploma of Shiatsu. She has also completed all seven levels of Ka Huna massage training through the Mette’s Institute and became a certified trainer in Hawaiian massage in 2004. In 2007, Sue deepened her expertise in Lomi Lomi spa techniques under the guidance of Nancy Kahalewai from the Big Island and gained insight into Hawaiian culture and healing from Aunty Mahealani.

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As a trainer, Sue combines her extensive bodywork experience with her teaching qualifications, offering hands-on, practical courses that equip therapists with the skills to master ili ili stones hot stone massage. Her courses emphasise the transformative power of hot stones to release tension, support healing, and enhance client care.

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In her practice, Sue takes a holistic approach to bodywork, tailoring treatments to each individual. She draws on a wide range of modalities, including Shiatsu, Ka Huna massage, cupping, stretching, and remedial techniques. She is also a qualified Kundalini and Prenatal Yoga teacher, a certified Lamaze Childbirth Educator, and a trained Birth Attendant.

 

Sue is known for her down to earth, caring attitude and her passion for sharing knowledge. She runs Mana Heath Practice in Melbourne - bookings for a variety of treatments can be made through www.manahealthpractice.com

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