- Abuse3
- Anxiety7
- Attachment2
- Belonging2
- Bicultural2
- Big Emotions3
- Child Protection2
- Code of Ethics10
- Communication12
- Communities4
- Connection4
- Covid-198
- Creativity & Expression2
- Cultural Identity3
- Depression3
- Disability3
- Disclosures4
- Disordered Eating2
- Education3
- Engagement1
- Environment1
- Ethics11
- Grief1
- Identity3
- Inclusion1
- Indigenous1
- Interventions9
- Mana1
- Mana Taiohi22
- Managing Big Emotions2
- Mental Distress4
- Mental Health8
- Mentoring3
- Neurodiversity4
- Parenting2
- Pasifika3
- Physical Development1
- Physical Health1
- Policy10
- Pornography2
- Positive Youth Development16
- Rainbow3
- Relationships9
- research1
- Research Findings5
- Resilience3
- Safety12
- School2
- Self-Care8
- Self-harm1
- Sexual Health5
- Sleep2
- Social Media5
- Strategies37
- Strengths-Based15
- Substance Use4
- Suicide6
- Supervision3
- Supporting Families13
- Te Ao Māori10
- Te Tiriti4
- Technology2
- Tikanga11
- Training5
- Trauma7
- Wellbeing18
- Wellbeing Ethics2
- Youth Engagement2
- Youth Justice3
- Youth Organisations3
- Youth Participation3
- Youth Voice3
- Youth work15
Liesje Donkin
Liesje Donkin is a Clinical Psychologist with current roles at The University of Auckland Dept. of Psychological Medicine and the Clinical Advisory Service Aotearoa (CASA).