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Te Whare Whakaruruhau - Trauma Informed Practices Survey
Ngā mihi nui to everyone who has already responded to our Te Whare Whakaruruhau: Trauma-Informed Practices survey — we really appreciate your time and insights.
If you haven’t had a chance to complete it yet, we’d still love to hear your voice. Your whakaaro will help shape how we grow this mahi together.
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Kia ora Michelle,
I was really disappointed not to be able to attend the webinar this morning - was it by any chance recorded?
Ngā mihi nui
Claire
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PACE Webinar
Kia ora,
In this morning's webinar (which was amazing by the way!), Michelle referred to an article by Southall 2023, 'Reflective Circles Education Model' - would you be able to share this by any chance? I would love to read it as I have a few whole school cases that I think this would be really useful to use.
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Emma
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Cath Barrie
Jun 07
Ngā mihi nui, Michele and team – that was another fantastic and thought-provoking session. Thanks also for sharing the reading and for talking us through how you’ve been using Reflective Circles in your mahi.
I’m really keen to dig a bit deeper into this as a way to help bridge the gap between theory and practice in trauma-informed approaches. If anyone else is already exploring this or thinking about using Reflective Circles in your RTLB mahi, I’d love to connect and hear more about what you’re doing.
Ngā mihi, Cath (Cluster 34)
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Kia ora Claire,
It was recorded, we will send out to all registrants and post it here 😊
Ngā mihi nui,
Fi