About the session:
Positive Psychology is rich in theory and research, but how is it applied in real life? Join us to learn how two NZAPP members use positive psychology and wellbeing approaches in their work with clients. This practical session is focused on showcasing real-life examples of the ways in which positive psychology and wellbeing applications are making a difference in the world.
Speaker details
Anna Mowat works at the intersection of child wellbeing, parenting, education and mental health - translating evidence-based approaches into practical, creative tools that support tamariki, parents, teachers and professionals.
As founder of Real Collective and Real Parents, Anna’s work draws on positive psychology, relational practice, trauma-informed approaches and kaupapa Māori frameworks.
Ruth Christie is a leadership coach, consultant and facilitator who believes that the key to better leadership is to be great at being human.
Ruth work focuses on enhancing leadership capability and wellbeing, creating engaging team cultures, and implementing sustainable change. She utilises positive psychology approaches, neuroscience-based coaching methods and embodiment practices to help leaders feel confident and fulfilled and create a positive impact.
Cost
The event is free for NZAPP members and a limited number of guest tickets are available for $25. The recording and slides of the event will only be available to members of NZAPP.
Not already a member? The Association membership is $80 per annum (waged) and $40 (student). To join, click here and take advantage of our free to members annual calendar of events (eight per year).
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