K’intu Healing Arts
Who does my work support?
If you are living with:
Chronic pain or repetitive stress injury
Grief, loss and emotional pain
Symptoms of anxiety and depression
Working through trauma or a major life transition
TMJD, Headaches & Migraines, Concussion or Whiplash
Our sessions will empower you to:
Move with freedom, think more clearly, and feel brighter
Breathe easier
Know deep calm and stillness
What does K’intu mean?
In Quechua and Aymara culture, the K’intu is a symbol of harmony between body, mind and heart.
It is a grouping of three coca leaves, created with intention as an offering or prayer.
At K’intu Healing Arts, my mission is to provide inclusive, trauma informed touch to help people live inspired and joyful lives.
Kat Narvaez
Hands & Heart behind K’intu Healing Arts
My practice was inspired by a significant life chapter living in Cusco, Peru and brought to life while living in Boulder, Colorado. I am now pleased and honored to be serving the Portland, Maine community.
Outside of the healing room, my life revolves around my dogs & cats, laughing with friends and scheming global adventures & good hikes. To read more about how and why I love what I do, hippity hop over here.