What are dapaanz Communities?
In our 2021 Member Survey, members requested more opportunities to build connections with others working in similar areas of the sector, to facilitate the sharing of learning, experiences, and challenges. Dapaanz Communities has been created from this feedback – a forum for members to come together to share with, and learn from, each other.
Participation in a dapaanz Communities session will earn you five CPD points.
How do the sessions run?
Dapaanz Communities sessions are run on Zoom. There is a facilitator for each session, who will help to guide the discussion.
This session will provide a chance for members to connect with each other, and to discuss what supports are currently in place for you in your practice practice and what dapaanz support you would find helpful.
Please feel free to contact us at connect@dapaanz.org.nz if you have suggestions for anything you would like the Community to discuss in this session.
A reminder that dapaanz Communities events are facilitated hui for members to share their experiences and learn from each other, rather than a workshop delivered by a trainer.
Raewyn Knowles will join us as facilitator for this hui. Raewyn is a registered practitioner and supervisor in private practice, with 30+ years experience across several disciplines. She provides psychotherapy, professional supervision to students in training, counsellors and health practitioners within addiction, social services, and private practice. She also supports sector professionals seeking to complete their NZAC full membership process.
Please note that numbers for this session will be capped to ensure that everyone present has a chance to participate, and the session will not be recorded.
How do I sign up?
Participation in dapaanz Communities is free-of-charge for members. Please register using the link below.
These events have proved to be very popular, so if you sign up but are subsequently unable to attend, email connect@dapaanz.org.nz as soon as possible so that your place can be offered to someone on the waitlist.