Kia Ora Podcast Waimirirangi

My mum is my best friend, my backbone and te poutokomanawa o tōku ao. I’ve witnessed her inspiring journey with mental health where she showed me what it means to be a warrior. I'm pleased to have her come share her story and tips to help you strengthen your mental wellbeing/taha hinengaro in Te Whare Tapa Whā.

TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast discusses mental illness, depression and suicidal thoughts which may be upsetting for some people.

WHERE TO GET HELP

YOUTHLINE: 0800 376 633

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DEPRESSION HELPLINE: 0800 111 757 or text 4202

Tiana is hands down my go-to girl for any life advice. She was raised by her whānau to always hold a strong connection to the land and the natural environment. It wasn't until she was out of those whānau based communities that Tiana truly realised the importance of it. Hear her story and tips to help you strengthen your connection to the natural environment/taha whenua in Te Whare Tapa Whā.

Hinepounamu is someone I've always looked up to. She grew up in two very different worlds where she had to learn how to adapt and connect with all sorts of people. Through this, Hine learnt the importance of social relationships. Hear her story and tips to help you strengthen your social well-being/taha whānau in Te Whare Tapa Whā.

Find out the story behind the creator and creation of the Kia Ora Podcast series. Gain some insight on Sir Mason Durie's concept of Te Whare Tapa  Whā and its purpose to help you live your best life!

 The Kia Ora Podcast will be coming out soon