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For the last 10 years I have worked from home running a successful small businesses, interspersed with contract marketing work. Enjoy working with accounting and computer systems and helping solve problems. This is my first part time job! I am very passionate about human rights and love being involved in helping our environment! Halfway through , I completed my undergraduate degree at Victoria University of Wellington. Having grown up on the Kapiti Coast, it is especially lovely to return to my community and be a friendly face at the KYS front desk.
When I'm not at KYS, you can find me teaching ballet locally. Wherever I am, I'm passionate about nurturing communication between others, improving our relationships with people and our relationship to the world around us.
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Past experience in residential work such as group homes, young offenders centres as well as community-based practice in areas such as justice, AOD, job training and support, and outreach work. Spending time with family and friends. I like camping and most things about being outdoors but not bugs. They have expert skills, knowledge and experience in working with youth and choose to work here because they are passionate about young people.
The Mental Health team comprises qualified and experienced mental health clinicians, psychologists and counsellors offering therapy for mild to moderate mental health issues including depression, anxiety, alcohol and drug addiction, anger management, grief and loss.
We have a holistic approach that effectively supports young people to flourish. In response to the ongoing demand within the community, and to make it easier for Otaki young people to access KYS, we have opened an outreach clinic in Otaki offering free Doctor and Nurse services.
This clinic is currently open on Tuesdays from 11am — 4pm. For those who find it hard to get to KYS or who just want a chat, the regular College clinics gives access to our registered nurses at Paraparaumu, Kapiti and Otaki colleges during college hours. A doctor is also available at the Otaki clinic.
Appointments for school clinics can be made at the school reception however we do accommodate drop-ins. Otaki College — Tuesday Through my work as a GP, I have been able to build up an ongoing supportive relationship with my patients. Keeping active, after eating good food! Taking my horse galloping on the beach. I grew up in Levin as part of a big family.
I trained as a doctor in Dunedin then returned to the Kapiti Coast where I have been practising as a doctor for 30 years. I have worked at KYS for 20 years. I have been nursing for over 30 years, the last 7 at KYS. I have been nursing for four years. I grew up in Kapiti and attended Kapiti college before moving to Auckland to study.
I love being back in Kapiti and working within the community. I am married with 3 teens , 1 grandson and his dad and 2 dogs. I spent 4 years as a youth drug and alcohol counsellor around the greater Wellington region working within schools and other social services. Following the completion of my Bachelors, I went overseas to travel and work for two years.
My research for my Masters involved understanding direct experiences of adolescent anxiety. My previous employment was with the Ministry of Education's Behaviour Support Service where I provided psychological support to children and adolescents who present with behavioural challenges, their parents, whanau and learning institutions. My area of passion has always been partnering with young people in a therapeutic relationship, where we explore their particular needs, values and strengths to inform the development of some tailored tools and strategies that they can continue to use autonomously during difficult times.
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Developed for young people aged years who may be showing signs of challenging behaviour, Stepping Stones is a dynamic, fun, and practical programme that involves a 10 week group course, individual mentoring, connecting with community and whanau support. Themes such as managing emotions and changing negative thoughts and beliefs are covered.
Its aim is to help each young person develop the motivation within to build new and different attitudes and behaviours that will ultimately impact positively on their lives. The Parent Support programme provides education, care and support to young parents age groups. Triple P programmes are offered for parents requiring support, education and skills in child behavioural management.
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One of the strengths of the mentoring programme at KYS is the opportunity for long term involvement with young people. Often young people with complex mental health issues will access both the mentor for support with building self-esteem and making progress on goals, whilst also seeing the KYS clinical psychologist.
It also gives KYS a chance to see the long term development of the young person and the positive effects of KYS in their lives.
The programme aims to develop Whakawhanake , grow Whakatipu and flourish Whakapuawai the seed. This enables them to problem solve, build social competency and resources to manager their relationships; resilience development and positive decision making so they can flourish. It aims to develop tino rangatiratanga, an understanding of where young people stand in their life, whanau, hapu and iwi and within Te Ao Maori.
Building Financial Capability is a programme KYS is delivering to Young People aged years in need of one to one mentoring around their finances. The one to one mentoring supports and empowers young people to gain control over their financial lives, identify their aspirations and create good habits while helping them achieve their financial goals. Building Financial Capability also gives KYS the opportunity to facilitate group meetings, aptly named MoneyMates, where young people can meet regularly, talk about and de-stigmatise financial hardship while learning from each other.
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After travelling and working in Australia and the USA I worked as a youth mentor at Kapiti College while studying as a youth worker and raising my son. I am excited to join the KYS team. After finishing my degree I lived in the UK and travelled through Europe. I have been involved in youth work and community development for the past 2 decades. Spending time with my whanau - beach fun, bush walks and new travelling experiences!
I enjoy morning runs, good coffee, and being creative.
Spending time with my 3 year old daughter who is the bomb diggity! Meeting new people, all animals, music and whistling in public. I travel extensively Internationally training Youth and Community Workers and work with the Justice Department training and assisting judges in their communications with young people and their families in the court room.
I spent 14 years working in the Aluminium Windows and Doors Industry before moving on to an Engineering company Buckley Systems that provides end to end design, engineering and integration solutions for magnetic systems. In I decided to move to the Kapiti Coast to be part of a youth program Youthquest that helped young men aged years of age who required direction and positive male role models.
Mentoring was a key part of that transition for the young men.