Mana ake provides mental health and wellbeing support for children in primary school years 1-8 across West Coast, Canterbury, Lakes, Bay of Plenty, Counties Manukau, and Northland.

In this two-day training, you'll learn how to facilitate groups effectively with motivational interviewing.

This training will give you practical exercises to master the planning and structuring of group sessions, while also being mindful of your wellbeing as a facilitator.

If you are a practitioner working with young people who have experienced trauma, this forum will help you keep up to date with what is happening across NZ and find resources useful to your mahi.

Join our training program with Wiremu Gray to explore holistic wellbeing through the Te Whare Mauri Ora model, enhance your cultural competency with Te Waka Mauri Ora workshops, and gain insights into Māori well-being concepts.

This foundations in child mental health course gives you knowledge and skills to support your mahi with children and their whānau.

In this two-day training course on 16 and 17 of September, Tipene Pickett will share knowledge about pūrākau (traditional Māori narratives of origin) and motivational interviewing (MI).

Join this in-person training to equip yourself with actionable strategies and techniques to manage overwhelming emotions and risky behaviours.

In this two-day training course on 23 and 24 of September, Tipene Pickett will share knowledge about pūrākau (traditional Māori narratives of origin) and motivational interviewing (MI).

This foundations in child mental health course gives you knowledge and skills to support your mahi with children and their whānau.

If you are a practitioner working with young people who have experienced trauma, this forum will help you keep up to date with what is happening across NZ and find resources useful to your mahi.

Equip yourself with the tools to run fun, engaging and safe groups for tamariki in schools. This training is designed for Mana Ake kaimahi to use frameworks to support children’s wellbeing, friendship skills, and anxiety management.

Join this training in Kerikeri to find out how a sensory modulation approach can help individuals who have experienced trauma to manage their physiological responses and regulate their emotions.

This training will give you practical exercises to master the planning and structuring of group sessions, while also being mindful of your wellbeing as a facilitator.

This training will equip you with the knowledge that is essential for everyone who works with our tamariki and rangatahi and is a starting point on your safeguarding and child protection learning journey.

This is your opportunity to learn how to respond effectively to different types of disclosures, ensuring that children feel believed and supported.

If you are wanting to learn more about maintaining professional boundaries in your mahi with rangatahi and taiohi then consider joining this session.

If you’re new to writing up case notes or want some tips and templates for note taking then consider joining this session.

Enhance your cultural competence and support Pacific families through the Fonofale model, which focuses on holistic well-being, family collaboration, and trauma-informed practices.

If you’re working with children and young people who are experiencing loss and grief, and want to learn how to build your competence and confidence in supporting them during this time, then this workshop is for you.