Māori Medicine, known as Rongoā, is a traditional healing practice of the Māori people of New Zealand. It incorporates the use of native plants, herbs, and natural resources to treat various ailments. Practitioners, called Rongoā practitioners, often combine physical treatments with spiritual and cultural elements, emphasizing the connection between body, mind, and spirit. The practice of Rongoā includes methods such as massage, steam baths, and the use of medicinal plants like harakeke (flax) and mānuka (tea tree). This holistic approach not only addresses physical health but also promotes emotional and spiritual well-being, reflecting the Māori worldview of interconnectedness.