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Introduction If you had said to me at work, five-to-ten years ago, “Do you want to partner-up?” I would have taken a step back from you, blushed all over, looked very awkward and left wondering whether you wanted my company, outside of work time! I probably would have worried so much and gone home to my good wife and said something like:  I need to tell you something, dear. I think I got propositioned at work today. Just letting you know. This is what happened... Don’t worry

Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini My strength is not that of a single warrior, but that of many This whakataukī...

In the world of wellbeing and trauma-informed practice, calm is a word we hear often. It’s a destination in many classrooms and a goal...

In every interaction—whether we're leading a team meeting, teaching a class, or navigating a tough conversation—we're constantly sending...

Here I sit listening  to my mokopuna mimic his father’s words and I ponder about the language we use.  I listened  to the RTLB Realities...