Events
The events calendar lists upcoming Te Pou and sector events. To submit your event for consideration please complete the Add your event form.
Te Pou events May 2012
This information use training for Taranaki DHB will focus on outcomes information at clinician, service user, team and DHB level. The day will involve an analysis of Taranaki DHB’s own data and quality issues around that data. The day is only open to Taranaki DHB staff.
This one-day training in HoNOS-LD will provide participants with the training necessary to become a certified HoNOS-LD trainer.
This one-day refresher training is aimed at existing certified outcomes trainers.
Sector events May 2012
Interactive Drawing Therapy (IDT) is a powerful way of working, used by thousands of New Zealand and Australian service providers in 'the helping professions'.
In this one training day participants are introduced to this team based approach to supervision, and a toolkit of processes that enable them to set up and run peer supervision groups that provide high quality supervision for themselves and their colleagues.
The Child Focus Group, Auckland North invites you to a two day conference addressing issues of child abuse and neglect with a special focus on family violence.
This one-day workshop provides attendees the opportunity to explore innovative strategies that can be used to empower individuals and families.
The Pasifika by Nature Secondary Schools is a gathering of students who are studying at secondary schools in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions.
Clinical skills workshop designed for clinicians who have already completed an ACT introductory workshop.
Interactive Drawing Therapy (IDT) is a powerful way of working, used by thousands of New Zealand and Australian service providers in 'the helping professions'.
This conference brings together key figures involved in the genesis of motivational interviewing (MI) and colleagues who have adopted and adapted its concepts and practice to review the impact of this groundbreaking work.
Clinical skills workshop designed for clinicians who have already completed an ACT introductory workshop.


