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Holding space

Whāraurau

Holding space is a podcast from Whāraurau. In each episode, we sit down with people from across the infant, child, and adolescent mental health and addiction sector, and related sectors, to korero about the work, the challenges, and the heart behind supporting our tamariki and rangatahi. Join us as we hold space for honest conversations, shared learning, and collective growth.

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30 odcinków

  1. Building better futures through leadership 17:34
  2. Understanding digital harm & its impact on taiohi 26:48
  3. Understanding autism, supporting whānau 31:48
  4. From adversity to purpose | A story of hope 29:40
  5. Nothing for us without us | The voice of lived experience 25:28
  6. Connecting research to action & the role of Vine 31:28
  7. The Mental Health Foundation: Advocacy, wellbeing, and support 23:34
  8. OCD explained: Evidence-based approaches for young people 31:12
  9. Creating services that work for young people 26:24
  10. Kia Ora Ake | Supporting tamariki wellbeing in schools 19:48
  11. An introduction to Asian Family Services 25:18
  12. An introduction to the Triple P and Incredible Years programmes 14:10
  13. Talking through trauma: Finding the right balance with kids 22:54
  14. Supporting rangatahi through addiction and recovery 28:40
  15. The value of lived experience 28:39
  16. Recognising and responding to sexual trauma in children and young people 22:51
  17. Understanding trauma in our kids 22:52
  18. Understanding the Substances & Choices Scale and Brief intervention tool (SACS-ABC) 19:14
  19. Reflecting on the changing landscape of mental health in Aotearoa 27:11
  20. ADHD and the pīwakawaka | An analogy 23:16
  21. Working alongside rangatahi: Insights for practitioners 25:35
  22. Understanding the challenges of rural mental health 14:32
  23. Early intervention and whānau-centred approaches to youth forensics 37:16
  24. Minimising drug harm among rangatahi in Aotearoa 37:04
  25. Māori wellbeing and suicide prevention 29:52
  26. Challenging the narrative | Suicide, social media, and responsible storytelling 28:06
  27. Fact vs. fiction | What we get wrong about eating disorders 24:31
  28. Unpacking neurodiversity | A lived experience perspective 28:02
  29. Stories of healing from eating disorders 33:25
  30. Holding space | Introduction to Whāraurau 2:47