External Events
Links to Other Workshop Providers [Disclaimer: The events advertised on this page are neither accredited nor endorsed in any way by the NZ Psychological Society. They are advertised on behalf of external providers for information only. All enquiries must be directed through the relevant link provided below.] If you would like to advertise on this page please contact us.
2025/2026 Professional Development Events
Trauma Education presented by Dr Leah Giarratano
Treating PTSD and Complex Trauma (Day 1-4) with Dr Leah Giarratano. Core 30-hour online international training for all mental health professionals working with traumatised populations. The program attracts between 15 and 42 trauma-focused CPD hours.
Self-paced online over three months commencing on delivery of your printed materials, or on 1 February, 1 April, 1 July or 1 October annually. You can complete the program entirely self-paced in your own time without time off work. You can split the Day 1-4 program to complete in different periods during the year (e.g., Day 1-2 commencing in February and Day 3-4 commencing in July). A complimentary extension is available for self-paced learning if required.
When you register for our self-paced online program, you have access to a scheduled livestream in the same, or the following year to help consolidate learning.
Join one our highly interactive Day 1-4 livestreams in offered in March, June, September for NZ or November. You have three months access to the self-paced online program immediately following your livestream to consolidate learning.
The Day 1-4 Fee is $1,290 AUD or $695 AUD for Day 1-2 or Day 3-4 if purchased separately for NZ residents. Please register one month prior and allow 2 weeks for delivery of printed materials. Your program fee includes access to both modes to help consolidate your learning. You can also complete the program in either or both modes (e.g., Day 1-2 in self-paced and Day 3-4 livestream or vice versa).
For all upcoming offerings, click here here.
Working Effectively with Maori - Te Whāriki Hou
16 March 2026, South Island
Presenters : Jenny Manuera with Facilitator/Maori Advisor – Wi Turei Waikari
This workshop will include tikanga, waiata, whakataukī Māori Mythology concepts, protocols, education in Te Ao Māori.
For registrations, click here.
Working with Trauma with Maori Tikanga-Base Models of Practice
16 March 2026, South Island
Presenters : Jenny Manuera with Facilitator/Maori Advisor – Wi Turei Waikari
This workshop is designed to transition contemporary Māori concepts and protocols within Models to work with trauma /sexual abuse and to provide a simplistic, dymystification of Te Ao Māori, found in the strands that it takes to weave a new mat.
For registrations, click here.
AMINZ Online Mediation Training 23–27 March
Whether you are new to mediation or looking to refine your skills, the AMINZ Mediation Skills Intensive (AMSI) is a five-day practical learning course designed to focus on your mediation practice and strengthen your conflict resolution skills through role plays and expert feedback from some of Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading practitioners and educators. AMSI is one of AMINZ's most popular and highly regarded courses. It attracts participants from a wide range of professions, including law, management, human resources, government, non-profit organisations, and the community sector.
There are only six places remaining. For more information, click here.
IFS Introduction Auckland March 2026, Jane Currie and Hyunok Jeon
Fri, 27 Mar, 9:30am - Sat, 28 Mar, 4pm
In-person training course in Auckland, focused on the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model for therapists working with trauma, The training is designed to move beyond theory, helping you to experience, practice and sense the IFS model in your work with clients.
•Explore how different parts within an individual respond to trauma.
•Receive a concise theoretical overview of IFS therapy.
•Gain insight and direction toward further IFS training and the IFS community in the region.
For more information, click here.
2026 Asian Conference on Applied Psychology ‘LIVE’ (ACAP 2026)
Conference Dates: 30–31 July 2026
Venue: Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium, Singapore
ACAP 2026, hosted by East Asia Research, will bring together academics, researchers, and professionals to explore this year’s theme:
“Mental Health and Well-being in a Diverse, Connected World.” The conference will focus on:
• Recent innovations in applied psychology
• Emerging trends and key challenges
• Practical solutions that promote mental health and well-being
Official Website: https://acap.ear.com.sg
