Available in shop

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Available in shop

Welcome

Kia ora koutou. Ko Michelle Peat tōku ingoa. He uri ahau nō ngā tāngata Tiriti.

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A very warm welcome to the work I love: Creating safe spaces for whānau, individuals and teams.

With over 13 years of experience working in the area of alternative dispute resolution in the Waikato, Hauraki, and Lakes District area.

I believe in the power of supported conversation which finds creative ways to move issues forward. 

Using restorative practices I build relationships that are ongoing; Family, Workplace, and Community.

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Contractor with Fairway

Endorsed by AMINZ 

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Make a Splash
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'Make a Splash' is an interactive hands-on art journal with a focus to support young people.

This art journal supports our tamariki to find their standing place. To find their voice and say - 'Here I am and I'm okay.'

Topics include: Relationships, Bullying, The Power of Apology, Changing those Non Helpful Inner Vows, Self-harm,
Stigma, At-Risk Friends, Daring to Dream, and much more.

The first print run of Make a Splash sold out in just two months. The second print run is now available here in my shop.

The art journal is also in eBook format. 

10% of all sales goes to Gumboot Friday & I AM HOPE 

Conflict management 101

Struggling to keep those difficult conversations with your young person on point?

Want a map to navigate, set up, and manage conflict with your young person?

Difficult conversations could be anything from helping around the house to managing screen time. Relationships, mental health, self-care, and all the other talks we have in family life. 

I have created this FREE minicourse packed full of tips and encouragement you need to prepare, get started, and keep the kōrero on track! 

I am currently creating an online course to further support those courageous conversations you want to have with your teens.

 

Hey, it's great you came to visit - thank you.

You can check out my shop, blog, join my newsletter to keep up to date with my latest creative project, and generally keep in touch.

To find out more about me, click to read this interview from the Natural Parenting Magazine. 




Arohanui Michelle