Yeshuah ‘Waiaka’ Kauhane is a Chinese medicine practitioner, licensed acupuncturist, face reader, intuitive, herbalist, homesteader, and anthropologist. For over two decades, she has been putting down roots in ʻŌpihikao, Moku o Keawe (Hawai‘i Island), where her practice is deeply woven into the land that sustains her.

Her approach to healing is relational.
It’s rooted in connection—to ʻāina (earth), to ancestry, to story, to body, to breath.
To family. To food. To the unseen.

With a background in anthropology, a love for myth and meaning, and five years of dedicated study in Hawaiian lifeways with Kumu Kekuhi Kealiʻikanakaʻoleohaililani, Yeshuah brings both reverence and real-world experience to her work.

Decades of homesteading and herbal medicine have shaped the way she listens, nourishes, and serves. Whether she’s placing needles, reading faces, or guiding breath, she meets each client with presence, humility, and deep care.