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

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

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.

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.

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.

This training offers you tools for solution-focused interventions, emphasising solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), an evidence-based approach applicable across professions.

Sector Leaders’ Day is an opportunity for infant, child, youth and whanau mental health and addiction sector leaders (clinicians, managers, lived experience leads from primary, NGO and secondary services) to come together in person to hear from Government, sector partners and other services about current work, sector challenges and innovative practices.

Join this series of six online and face-to-face wānanga sessions to explore the core competencies of The Incredible Years within te ao Māori, enhancing your confidence and growth alongside fellow IY kaimahi.

This training will give you a clear understanding of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and practical tools to apply immediately. SFBT focuses on your clients' hopes and desired outcomes to foster meaningful and lasting change.

This training will give you a clear understanding of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and practical tools to apply immediately. SFBT focuses on your clients' hopes and desired outcomes to foster meaningful and lasting change.

This online foundational training, which is run over two non-consecutive days, will provide you with a solid understanding of the unique challenges and needs of young people, and prepare you to offer compassionate and effective support.

Join this practical training to look at the model and framework of Cognitive Behavioural Approaches (CBA) in a way that can be directly applied to your work with tamariki | children.

Join us for a two-day, in-person training to build your understanding of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) in children aged 12 and under, with a focus on practical strategies to support extending childrens' food range. Note: This is a closed group session.

This training offers you tools for solution-focused interventions, emphasising solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), an evidence-based approach applicable across professions.

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

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

Join us for national training day to gain essential knowledge in understanding the experience of ADHD for children and young people, and their families.

Are you interested in wanting to understand the CBA model and how it can be applied in your mahi | work? Then join this two-day training led by Ursula McCulloch.

If you are a youth AOD/CEP clinician this forum will help you connect with other workers in the sector, keep up to date with what is happening across NZ, and find resources useful to your mahi. In this session the discussion will centre on psylocibins.

Join us for a two-day, in-person training to build your understanding of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) in children aged 12 and under, with a focus on practical strategies to support extending childrens' food range. Note: This is a closed group session.

Join us for a session exploring Letting Go, a key process within the Choice and Partnership Approach (CAPA). The session will be led by Dr. Ann York, co-founder of CAPA.

Join Emma Henderson, General Manager of the Tourette’s Association of New Zealand, to explore Tourette syndrome in an Aotearoa context.

Join us for this webinar exploring Concerning Sexualised Behaviour (CSB) from neurodivergent taiohi, and how we can respond to their needs in ways that foster healthy sexual development.

Join Spencer Dietrich from Te Puna Whakaiti Pāmamae Kai Whakapiri | New Zealand Drug Foundation to explore current trends in substance use and harm reduction approaches for taiohi.

This 2-day, skills-based training enables senior staff to provide effective supervision for others in their own discipline area.

This two-day training introduces distress tolerance skills to support emotional regulation, safety, and resilience.

In this ten-week online training programme, you will extend your knowledge of systemic family therapy models and practices. Applications close: 25 November 2025 at 5pm

If you want to learn more about maintaining professional boundaries in your mahi with taiohi then join this session on ethical practice, identifying ethical dilemmas and addressing them safely and effectively.

If you want to learn more about maintaining professional boundaries in your mahi with taiohi then join this session on ethical practice, identifying ethical dilemmas and addressing them safely and effectively.

Gain the skills to effectively facilitate LEGO-based therapy groups, enhancing social skills and teamwork in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other social challenges.

Join this training to deepen your understanding of autism and gain strategies to better support neurodivergent taiohi | youth.

This training offers you tools for solution-focused interventions, emphasising solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), an evidence-based approach applicable across professions.

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 want to learn more about maintaining professional boundaries in your mahi with taiohi then join this session on ethical practice, identifying ethical dilemmas and addressing them safely and effectively.

If you want to learn more about maintaining professional boundaries in your mahi with taiohi then join this session on ethical practice, identifying ethical dilemmas and addressing them safely and effectively.

Join this training to deepen your understanding of autism and gain strategies to better support neurodivergent taiohi | youth.

If you want to learn more about maintaining professional boundaries in your mahi with taiohi then join this session on ethical practice, identifying ethical dilemmas and addressing them safely and effectively.

Join experienced mentors for an informal session to ask questions and hear from your peers.

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

This training, by Safeguarding Children | Tiakina ngā Tamariki, helps prevent child sexual abuse by teaching how to recognise and respond to grooming, understanding offenders' motives, and identifying risk factors.

Join Safeguarding Children to learn about the importance of sharing information regarding the death or serious injury to a child. You’ll also learn about relevant legislation updates, and best practices for your mahi.

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.

Join Elen Nathan, a paediatric occupational therapist and sensory integration practitioner from The Playful Place, for an introduction to sensory processing and effective support strategies.

Gain the skills to effectively facilitate LEGO-based therapy groups, enhancing social skills and teamwork in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other social challenges.

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

If you want to learn more about maintaining professional boundaries in your mahi with taiohi, join this session on ethical practice, identifying ethical dilemmas and addressing them safely and effectively.

This is your opportunity to enhance your understanding of Te Whare Mauri Ora and associated programmes, set goals, learn collaboratively and apply your learning to your mahi.

Join this training to deepen your understanding of autism and gain strategies to better support neurodivergent taiohi | youth.

Gain the skills to effectively facilitate LEGO-based therapy groups, enhancing social skills and teamwork in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other social challenges.

Join this training to deepen your understanding of autism and gain strategies to better support neurodivergent taiohi | youth.

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

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.

The Seasons for Growth training equips you to facilitate a small group program that fosters emotional literacy, resilience, and wellbeing in children and young people.

Join this training to deepen your understanding of autism and gain strategies to better support neurodivergent taiohi | youth.

This three-day training prepares you to deliver the Incredible Years® pre-school age parenting programme, focusing on positive parenting strategies for families with young children.

Join experienced peer coaches and/or mentors for an informal session to ask questions and hear from your peers.

Do you want to grow your skills in a supportive environment?

If you are working in the education sector, this training will teach you how to deliver the Incredible Years® Helping preschool children with autism programme for children aged 2-5 years old.

This three-day training prepares educators to implement the Incredible Years® teacher classroom management programme, enhancing classroom management, fostering children's development, and promoting collaboration with parents.

Would you like to learn from other peer coaches in an interactive and supportive environment?

Do you want to grow your skills in a supportive environment?

Are you a teacher or childcare provider of children aged one to five years? Join us for a three-day training workshop where you will learn how to train others in the Incredible Years Beginnings programme.

This three-day training prepares you to deliver the Incredible Years® pre-school age parenting programme, focusing on positive parenting strategies for families with young children on the autism spectrum or with language delays.

Do you want to grow your skills in a supportive environment?

Whāraurau is taking expressions of interest for a scholarship to enrol in and complete the University of Otago Introduction to Perinatal Psychiatry (PSME432) paper.

Would you like to learn from other peer coaches in an interactive and supportive environment?

Do you want to grow your skills in a supportive environment?

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

Join Elen Nathan, a paediatric occupational therapist and sensory integration practitioner from The Playful Place, for an introduction to sensory processing and effective support strategies.