Post by Kiwi Frontline on Mar 20, 2018 17:54:58 GMT 12
BEING CRAZY ABOUT THAT KID OR MAKING THAT KID CRAZY
Other presentations at the conference recognised the significance of attachment to whanau, hapu, iwi whenua and wairua as well as to the primary caregiver or parent, for wellbeing of Maori. Psychotherapists were told of need to recognise the interconnectedness of whakapapa to people, living and ancestral, and to nature and lands for Maori and to address impacts of intergenerational disconnection and colonisation in therapy with them.....
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/ED1803/S00063/being-crazy-about-that-kid-or-making-that-kid-crazy.htm
Other presentations at the conference recognised the significance of attachment to whanau, hapu, iwi whenua and wairua as well as to the primary caregiver or parent, for wellbeing of Maori. Psychotherapists were told of need to recognise the interconnectedness of whakapapa to people, living and ancestral, and to nature and lands for Maori and to address impacts of intergenerational disconnection and colonisation in therapy with them.....
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/ED1803/S00063/being-crazy-about-that-kid-or-making-that-kid-crazy.htm