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“Thank You for Hearing Me”: The Quiet Power of Being Present
Last Friday, I spoke with a colleague who shared a quiet but powerful moment from an interview she conducted with a high school student....

Corrinne Devitt
Jun 33 min read


The CPS Climb: Building Pathways, Changing Practice
Climbing a mountain is a powerful metaphor for learning and growth. From the base, it’s hard to see the path ahead clearly, let alone...

Kelly McGowan
May 203 min read


The Power of Connection: Supporting Wellbeing Through a Trauma-Informed Lens
I enjoy watching Good Sorts and Good as Gold—programmes that spotlight everyday New Zealanders doing extraordinary things. Last week, I...

Tracey Richardson
May 153 min read


Just shut your mouth!
Have I got your attention with this title? I hope so. I’m not trying to be intentionally rude, but I have learned that to breathe...

Anthony Sandford
Mar 207 min read


The Importance of Language: A Vital Tool for Connection and Understanding
Language is more than a means of communication; it shapes our thoughts, cultures, and identities. It enables us to express feelings, share e

Fiona Harkness
Jan 264 min read


How Big is Your Window of Tolerance? How about Your Serve and Return? Exploring the Use of Metaphors in Trauma-Informed Practice
If you’re anything like me, you appreciate a good metaphor, especially when it makes complex ideas easier to grasp. As I’ve delved deeper...

Tracey Richardson
Dec 20, 20244 min read


Seduced by Flash Templates? Exploring the Potential of Te Whare Tapa Whā in RTLB Practice
As I approach the final phase of my Master of Specialist Teaching with Massey University, I find myself diving into Te Whare Tapa Whā...

Tracey Richardson
Sep 15, 20245 min read


Where should we start with Trauma Informed Practice (TIP)? Understanding basic neuroscience is the key!
If you are new to Trauma-Informed Practice (TIP) in education, or even a seasoned professional, the idea of creating safe, connected and...

Anthony Sandford
Aug 31, 20244 min read
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