Whāraurau provides national training and workforce development within the infant, child and youth mental health and addiction sector in New Zealand. We are contracted by Te Whatu Ora (Health New Zealand) and the Ministry of Education – through Auckland UniServices Ltd – to grow the capacity and capability of the infant, child and youth mental health and addiction workforce.
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If you have completed courses one and two of the Whāraurau perinatal mental health online courses, then join this workshop to extend your learning. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your expertise in perinatal mental health! #perinatal #mentalhealth #nz #onlinetraining #Whāraurau
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Explore innovative approaches in parenting support at the Supporting Parents Healthy Children forum online on 17 September. We will be launching our newly revised guidelines, which will be available on our new SPHC webpage. Learn to turn vision into action with practical insights on implementing cutting-edge ideas that make a real difference in the lives of families | whānau in Aotearoa.
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Join us to unravel the intricacies of trauma-informed care through a culturally sensitive lens, with a specific focus on the application of the Uputāua therapeutic approach to inform clinical practice when working with Pasifika individuals or their families. #Whāraurau #Pasifika #MentalHealth #NZ #Trauma #TraumaNZ
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Join our Lunchtime Learning with Jo Appleby on effective ICAMHS care for young people involved with Oranga Tamariki. Explore trauma impacts, build therapeutic relationships, and enhance interagency collaboration. Boost your confidence in supporting care-experienced young people.
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Join this lunchtime learning with Youthline to learn about the new ‘Counselling Your Way’ programme and understand what research and innovation can be done in your service, including where to start and what to consider. #Whāraurau #ICAMH #Youthmentalhealth #mentalhealthnz #Youthline
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Calling all rangatahi aged 16-25! Ready to learn how to lead with confidence? Join us for a day of workshops on youth mental health, advocacy, and career pathways. Connect with inspiring young leaders, gain practical skills, and start making a real impact in your community. This event is fully funded, so register now and secure your spot! Hosted by: Whāraurau, Ngāti Toa Rangatira, Te Hiringa Mahara, and Mana Mokopuna.
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The 2024 ANZAED Conference highlighted the need for culturally responsive approaches in treating eating disorders. The article mentions the the launch of Ngā Māuiui Kai: A te reo Māori glossary for eating disorders that you can find on our website: https://lnkd.in/gpgxkyit This papakupu (glossary) builds on Te Reo Hāpai, presenting kupu Māori for use by people with eating difficulties and disorders, their whānau, as well as eating disorder researchers, policymakers, and the wellbeing workforce. These kupu were developed through wānanga with members of Te Tira Wānanga Māuiui Kai (the Māori Eating Disorders / Eating Issues Network; a rōpū of researchers, clinicians, and experts-by-experience), in collaboration with Keri Opai (linguist, educator, and licensed te reo Māori translator). We use these kupu within our rōpū, and offer them for use by anyone looking for language that comes from a mana–enhancing Māori worldview. We hope these kupu will help to challenge the stigma and pathologisation that can come with the language of ‘disorder’. We also share these kupu for te reo Māori reclamation. Kia kaha te reo Māori!
Congratulations to Te Tira Wānanga Ngā Māuiui Kai | National Māori Eating Issues/Disorders Network and Keri Opai for creating the Te Reo Māori Glossary for Eating Disorders. This incredible resource is now available to support your community. You can find the online version on our website: https://lnkd.in/gpgxkyit
Attending the ANZAED Conference this week? Be sure to stop by and chat with the Whāraurau team about our work in the eating disorders space. We’d love to connect! #ANZAED2024
🌟 Just 3 Days to Go! 🌟 Only three days left until the ANZAED 2024 Annual Conference in Auckland! 🙌 Get ready to dive into the latest in eating disorder research and connect with experts from around the globe If you haven't already, secure your spot now! 🔗 Register today: https://lnkd.in/gJXfZiix We can’t wait to see you there! #ANZAED2024 #2024ANZAEDConference #EatingDisorders #MentalHealth #Countdown #Auckland #NZ
Over the last 18 months, Te Tira Wānanga Māuiui Kai (The Māori Eating Disorders and Eating Issues Network) has developed a Te Reo Māori glossary for eating disorders and other relevant concepts in the eating disorders field. They acknowledge those who contributed to the wānanga process and the te ao Māori kōrero' in which the kupu is grounded. The hope is to offer mana-enhancing language for use in the field of eating disorders in Aotearoa. We'll report on how the conference goes for those who can't attend so watch this space! #TeReo #Māori #eatingdisorders #eatingissues #ANZAED2024
Exciting News! 🎉 Te Tira Wānanga Māuiui Kai (The Māori Eating Disorders and Eating Issues Network) will proudly launch their new Te Reo Māori glossary for eating disorders at the ANZAED 2024 Annual Conference! Have you registered yet? 👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gJXfZiix #anzaed2024 #2024anzaedannualconference #TeTiraWānangaMāuiuiKai #EatingDisorders