About the session:
Join us for NZAPP’s very first evening learning session – Wednesday, September 10th at 7pm NZT!
We all know we need rest to perform at our best – yet in many workplaces, that common sense gets lost in the rush of deadlines, burnout, and “tick-box” wellbeing initiatives. In this inspiring and practical session, coaching psychologist Clare Martin will introduce the REST & RISE™ model – a whole-organisation approach that goes beyond coffee breaks and yoga classes.
You’ll discover how REST & RISE provide practical, evidence-based steps to embed sustainable wellbeing habits, win leadership buy-in, and measure meaningful outcomes. Clare will share the research behind the model, real-world applications across organisations, and tips you can use immediately in your own practice or workplace.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the founder of the Wellbeing Ambassador Programme™ and author of Wellbeing Ambassadors – and to be part of our first-ever NZAPP evening learning event.
Speaker details - Clare Martin
Clare Martin is a coaching psychologist with an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology and the owner of Goldcrest Training. She is the founder of the Wellbeing Ambassador Programme™, which helps organisations embed practical, evidence-based wellbeing strategies into everyday leadership. The programme is also licensed for delivery by independent consultants and internal facilitators, with Clare providing training and standardisation.
With a background in teaching and lecturing in psychology at both further education and postgraduate level, her approach blends academic rigour with applied insight. She is also the author of Wellbeing Ambassadors: How to help your people be more resilient, innovative, successful and engaged at work.
For more information connect with Clare on LinkedIn or her website.
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).
