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• NZAPP Community Connection Event: Active Pursuit - Bringing Positive Psychology to Life

  • When
    June 11, 2026
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    7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Location
    Online
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  Join us for an interactive online session exploring how we move from knowing positive psychology to actively living it.

  Many of us are familiar with the ideas, tools, and research of positive psychology but how often do we consistently put them into practice in our daily lives and work?

  This 90-minute session is an opportunity to pause, connect and explore what it really means to actively pursue wellbeing.

  Together, we will:

  • Share real-life ways people are applying positive psychology

  • Explore what helps (and what gets in the way) of following through

  • Learn from the diverse experiences within our community

  • Identify one small, meaningful action to take forward

  This will be a highly interactive session, with opportunities for small group conversations, reflection, and practical application. Whether you are new to positive psychology or deeply immersed in it, your perspective is welcome and valuable.

  You’ll leave with:

  • Fresh ideas and perspectives

  • A sense of connection with others in the community

  • One practical step to support your own wellbeing or practice

  Come as you are - curious, experienced, or somewhere in between.

  RSVP: Please register to receive the Zoom link.

  Ngā manaakitanga | Best wishes,

  NZAPP Executive - Annalise, Ruth, Eryn, Tina, Mary Rose and Jane

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• NZAPP Practitioner Event: Positive Psychology in Action - Taonga pūoro (customary Māori instruments) & their holistic value

  • When
    July 01, 2026
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    7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    Online
  • Spaces left
    82

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  About the session:
  

  Once described as "forever obsolete", taonga pūoro are the instruments of Te Ao Māori and have experienced a revival over the last 50 years. They are a gateway to the past but have a myriad of present and future applications, particularly in a holistic health sense. This short online session will explore a few taonga pūoro and how they can be utilised today. These taonga were and are a part of our world, and the hope is that participants will gain an understanding of a critically endangered practice.

  Hosted by NZAPP Executive member Tina, this session will gently explore the connections between this ancient knowledge and contemporary positive psychology, highlighting how evidence for wellbeing can be found and understood in many forms.

  About the speaker:

  Mikaere Berryman-Kamp 
  

  Mikaere Berryman-Kamp (Te Puku o Te Ika, Pākehā) is a maker, player and researcher of taonga pūoro, customary Māori instruments. As a descendant of Tūtānekai taonga pūoro runs in his blood and he is motivated to bring this practice back into the day to day and to his people. He has been fortunate to be mentored by many throughout the motu and acknowledges those who have helped him to where he is today. Mikaere is a proud member of Tāmaki Oro Rau, a taonga pūoro collective for like-minded practitioners based in the wider Auckland area. He runs regular wānanga helping people to connect with these taonga in a culturally-safe way. Alongside the mātauranga he has gained from this practice he holds a conjoint BCom/BA (Management/Psychology & International Relations) from Te Herenga Waka, the Victoria University of Wellington. 

  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.

  Free Guest Invitation: Be one of the first 30 guests to register and use the code TRYNZAPP to try out an NZAPP event for FREE. 

  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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