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Āta

This phase is a central navigation point throughout the session with a focus on respectful relationships, negotiating boundaries and creating safety.

Continuous intentional and thoughtful critical reflection

This phase involves intentional and thoughtful reflection, to pause, to breathe, be gentle and proceed with care and caution.​

This phase is a central navigation point throughout the session. Āta focuses on respectful relationships, negotiating boundaries, and creating ahurutanga or safety within those relationship engagements.​

Within te reo Māori, āta is often the prefix used to emphasis thoughtful, contemplative, careful and reflective states such as āta rongo (reflection using all the senses) and āta haere (safe, careful and intentional movement).

Prompts: skills, knowledge and behaviours

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