This workshop provides a practical and culturally grounded introduction to the Tūhono Māori mediation model. It is designed for those wanting to strengthen their mediation practice through tikanga-based approaches and work toward Māori mediation accreditation.

The workshop is open to participants at all levels of te reo and tikanga proficiency. There are no pre-requisites to attend.

This training was previously delivered over three days. It has now been refined into a two-day intensive format. The content has not been removed. Instead, delivery has been streamlined so the same material is covered in a more focused way, while reducing overall time commitments for participants.

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There are no pre-requisites to attending this workshop.

1. Understand mediation from a Māori perspective;

2. Apply the Tūhono Māori mediation model to formal mediation practice;

3. Learn how to apply tikanga and te reo Māori in mediation practice (including mihi, whakatau, karakia and waiata) ;

4. Practice the Tūhono model of mediation in mediation simulations;

5. Apply key Māori values, principles and customs relevant to Māori mediation practice;

6. Learn key communication skills to effectively facilitate mediation practice in a culturally responsive way.

This workshop is delivered in person / face to face

Those seeking Tūhono accreditation (Resolution Institute formal accreditation) should complete the five-day Resolution Institute Mediator training and accreditation assessment.​

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Accreditation / CPD

Participants can earn up to 18 CPD hours for attendance at this event.

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For details of the accreditation process, please see the Resolution Institute website

*After review, the programme has been refined into a two-day intensive format. The same modules and learning outcomes remain. The change is in structure and delivery, not content.

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