We will be discussing issues around complaints.  Although none of us expect to receive a complaint against us, this doesn't necessarily protect us from the possibility! So come and participate in the exploration as this will be interactive.   For those who haven't been before we have snacks and a drink available and ask for up to $5 koha, which goes towards our snacks and thank you gifts for speakers.   Looking forward to seeing you all and hopefully a…

NZCCA Spiritual Retreat 2017 “Abide” John 16:15 “ All that belongs to the Father is mine. That is why I said the Spirit will receive from me what he will make known to you.” A warm welcome to join NZCCA members for a day of retreat Where:         Community of the Sacred Name:   300 Tuam St, Christchurch 8011                         Parking available in front of community and across Tuam Street. Cost: $30 payment by cash or cheque on the day.   Morning and afternoon…

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Kia Piki Te Ora Kia Mārama Te Huarahi When Health is Uplifted the Pathway is Brighter This one day symposium brings together a skilled and diverse group of speakers to offer their perspectives on Kia Piki Te Ora Kia Mārama Te Huarahi; on Māori health and wellness in Aotearoa New Zealand. Presenters are: Moana Jackson, Professor Tim McCreanor, Dr Alayne Mikahere-Hall and a panel of four Waka Oranga psychotherapy practitioners. Flyer and registration form for WakaOranga Symposium Online Registration Form

A warm hello to all, We remind you of the invitation to join with NZAC members for our final meeting on November 21st.  We are joining with NZAC members for a dessert evening at Waipuna Hospice, 6.45 p.m, featuring joint presenters Kent Smith and Dr. Donald McMenamin on the topic of Spirituality in Counselling.  Kent is currently in private practice, partnering with Bay Counselling and Therapy Services in Tauranga and also working from his rural home in Athenree.  He has…

The Pasifika Counsellors Collective (PCC) are hosting a Symposium to call together Pasifika counsellors and therapists.   This Symposium is the opportunity to gather, inspire, connect and talanoa on sexual violence in our Pacific communities.  Sponsored by NIUPacH (New Indigenous Unity of Pacific Humanitarians) and Massey University, School of Psychology, this inaugural Symposium will be held on 24th November 2017 at the Mangere Arts Centre, Auckland.   We would like to encourage you to register by completing and returning the attached form…

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