Hoea tō Waka:
Strength in Aotearoa
Resilience keynotes, workshops and resources
for organisations
The Science of Resilience (without the jargon)
Keynote for everyone from the factory floor to the boardroom
A one hour keynote designed to suit your organisation's needs. Training for staff wellbeing in any industry, from call centres to government departments. Help staff to monitor and prioritise their wellbeing. Learn to find direction even in challenging times. Staff learn to set and work towards goals and to understand each other better. Begin to look at social inequalities and their origins.
For organisations wanting a more compassionate, understanding workplace with increased staff retention and job satisfaction.
Ideal for health professionals, sales, education, legal professionals.
Contact me to discuss your event.
The Hoea tō Waka model for support professionals
A half day workshop. Your staff learn to use the model to enhance their clients' resilience while caring for their own wellbeing. Perfect for social workers, counsellors, health care professionals, teachers and youth workers.
Hoea tō Waka is evidence-based and mana enhancing. Easy for clients to understand. Help clients find their power, even in the most challenging circumstances. Staff can begin to use Hoea tō Waka to explore social inequalities, colonisation and Te Tiriti.
For an International Audience
Video Presentation- A full explanation of the resilience model.
For a one-off payment of US $20.
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For a one-off payment of US $20 you get access to the video 'We can make meaning in chaos...with one simple picture.' You get a full explanation of the model. Hoea tō Waka was born in Aotearoa but is effective internationally as 'The Currents Model'. The video is my way to make evidence informed jargon free resilience easily available worldwide. The video presentation contains the same content as the keynote.
Anna Brown BA (Psych), Dip Couns, MNZAC
Resources
Take the learning home to share. Short story 'My Brother Hemi' is suitable for anyone over 8 years old. Nan explains the concepts of Hoea tō Waka to Kaia who then applies them to supporting their brother Hemi who is being bullied at school. A wonderful resource for teachers to share with their classes.
Access the waiata-a-ringa and the song in English. Bring learning into your everyday with these multisensory resources.
