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Item Intuition and social work practice: a different kind of knowing(Taylor and Francis Group, 2025-11-03) Napan KABSTRACT This phenomenological, interpretive study sought to discover whether social workers in Aotearoa (New Zealand) integrated intuitive knowledge and experiences into their practice. The aim was to understand how this integration or non-integration impacted their practice and how their professional environments influenced their experiences. Through reflexive thematic analysis of interview transcripts, the findings gave insight into the practice of how four social workers utilized intuition in their professional practice. These findings included the impact of this integration and their professional environment on their personal and professional well-being and client outcomes.Item Shifting paradigms- decolonising minds, bodies, souls and heartsNapan KThis engaging presentation will focus on exploration of the myths that still guide human thinking and consequently impact our actions with devastating effect for the planet and its inhabitants. Upon challenging current paradigms, this online presentation aims to offer practical solutions with the purpose of expanding our minds, envisioning and potentially co-creating a socially just, sustainable and culturally respectful community involvement that may become a catalyst for a refreshed way of social working and being. This presentation will also offer an opportunity to engage in a simple embodiment practice to enable connections between personal, cultural, political, spiritual and personal to emerge allowing a brief exploration of our personal indigenous and how it manifests in our social work practice.Item Inquiring into the spirit of social work(Interuniversity Centre Dubrovnik, 11/07/2016) Napan K; Oak, E.; Flaker, V; Mali, J
