Being a community worker it is quite common to be the first response for people showing signs of mental illness. The more I know the better I can help others.
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Our relationship with nature can be beneficial to our well-being, which in turn can have a positive effect on our relationships with people.
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We each have different roles as kaitiaki that are unique to who we are as people and the connections with have in the community.
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Our focus around working on alcohol harm minimization continues, and this month we hosted some great conversations at our Masculine Norms and Alcohol Harm Training with Peter Thorburn.
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This is a hard space, and parents expressed that when placed in that situation not knowing how to deal with it and always worrying if they are doing the right thing or not.
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we are all on our own unique journeys of how we engage with our communities and how we actively use the TIES tools and approaches, is how we will grow.
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“hold the hope for whānau until they’ve found it for themselves” Peter Thorburn
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