Knowing you have a big presentation first thing tomorrow, you decide to have an early night. Your head hits the pillow and you wait for a wave of sleep to sweep you and your worries away. What was 9:30pm turns into 10pm, then 11pm, 12am, and the harder you try, [...]
I recently asked Professor Sir Mason Durie (Ngāti Kauwhata, Rangitāne), "knowing what you now know about Te Whare Tapa Whā and how far it has come, is there anything you would have done differently in 1984?" And with a swift response he said "Yes, I would have emphasised the [...]
Setting off on a travel adventure? Changing jobs? Moving house? Working towards retirement? Welcoming a new baby? Starting a study course? Wherever you are in your life right now, it’s likely you are experiencing some form of transition, or you may be supporting a loved one as they navigate something [...]
A common trend we are seeing in the world of work is the increasing importance of managing psychosocial risks to prevent psychological harm and create mentally healthy workplaces. Psychosocial risks refer to environmental, relational and operational hazards at work that may cause harm to people’s psychological and physical health. [...]