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The Bullying That Gets Called ‘Strong Leadership’

The Bullying That Gets Called ‘Strong Leadership’

by Emma Baker | May 15, 2026 | Kete, Kete Hauora | Reflection, Taha - Mahi

Bullying can be confused for ‘strong leadership’. Some workplace cultures even reward behaviour that would be unacceptable anywhere else. Public embarrassment becomes ‘high standards.’Micromanaging becomes ‘excellence.’Intimidation...
The Early Signs of Dementia Mate Wareware – What I Wish I’d Known Sooner

The Early Signs of Dementia Mate Wareware – What I Wish I’d Known Sooner

by Emma Baker | Mar 23, 2026 | Hauora Pānui, Kete Hauora | Kaumātua, Kete Hauora | Reflection, Kōrero

A Story On Diagnosis, Family Impact & Support “I used to think dementia was only about memory loss” * Names have been changed Not all dementia journeys begin with obvious memory loss. In this real life account from the perspective of a carer, Roger...
How to get the best out of gratitude journalling

How to get the best out of gratitude journalling

by Emma Baker | Oct 4, 2025 | Hauora Resources, Kete, Kete Hauora | Reflection, Ngā Mahi Iti ia Rā - Daily habits

Why start a gratitude journal? Practising gratitude is a way of bringing mindfulness into your everyday life. Mindfulness is connected to positive outcomes in our mental health and overall well-being. The science behind mindfulness shows that it helps with emotional...
It is ok to not be ok

It is ok to not be ok

by Bindi Radford | Oct 13, 2020 | Kete Hauora | Reflection, News, Taha - Hinengaro, Taha - Huamo, Taha - Whānau

Pooh woke up that morning, and, for reasons that he didn’t entirely understand, couldn’t stop the tears from coming. He sat there in bed, his little body shaking, and he cried, and cried, and cried. Amidst his sobs, the phone rang. It was Piglet. “Oh...

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