Māori Psychology Workforce

Links to Resources

INDIGENOUS PSYCHOLOGY IN AOTEAROA: Reaching Our Highest Peaks
National Standing Committee on Bicultural Issues & the College of Clinical Psychologists

Barriers and Incentives to Māori Participation in the Profession of Psychology
A Report for the New Zealand Psychologists Board
Michelle Levy
Māori and Psychology Research Unit
University of Waikato
September, 2002

He Pa Harakeke
Māori Health Workforce Profile
Selected Regulated Health Occupations
Ministry of Health
2007

Creating a Sense of Community: Kaupapa Māori Support in the Psychology Department at the University of Waikato
Bridgette Masters, Michelle Levy, Keri Thompson, Aana Donnelly, Casey Rawiri
University of Waikato

 

Te Rau Ora is a national Māori health workforce development organisation that aims to progress Māori workforce development to enhance whānau ora, mental health and wellbeing. Established since 2002, Te Rau Matatini coordinates a range of national programmes that contribute to health, Māori mental health, primary health and public health workforce priorities.

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