Professional Development for Our Accredited Network

Finding it hard to help others develop Self Actualising traits? Do you (or those you coach) wrestle with imposter tendancies or a harsh inner critic? Join Justine Farrington for this Connect & Learn session to explore how the Self-Actualising style strengthens confidence, enhances wellbeing, and provides a powerful buffer against stress. Together, we’ll unpack the continuum of Avoidance ↔ Self-Actualising and discover ways to move toward greater self-assurance and authenticity.

In this session, we will build an understanding of the key components of the Avoidance and Self Actualising styles, and reflect on how Self Actualising behaviours support growth, resilience, and thriving under pressure. We will explore practical exercises to help people clarify what truly matters and align their energy with it, while identifying what you and your clients can do more of and less of to quiet the inner critic, enhance confidence, and strengthen Self Actualising behaviours.

Online
When: Wednesday 6th May 2026, 12pm-1pm
Where: A virtual link will be emailed
Prerequisite: Must be Accredited (or in process of becoming accredited)
Facilitator: Justine Farrington
Cost: Free

Ever wondered why some conversations build instant connection while others trigger resistance or disengagement? Understanding the neuroscience behind human interaction can transform the way you lead, coach, and collaborate. Join Justine Farrington and Carina Hull for this Connect & Learn session exploring how the SCARF Model — Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness, and Fairness, helps us understand the social drivers that influence motivation, trust, and behaviour.

In this session, we will unpack the five domains of the SCARF Model and how they shape our reactions to change and feedback. We will reflect on how to use SCARF insights to create psychologically safe, high performing environments, and explore practical ways to influence constructively by balancing challenge with support. We will also identify simple strategies you and your clients can use in practice.

In Person
When:Thursday 30th July 2026, 8:30am-11:30am
Where: HSNZ Office, Unit 2.5 Whatever Building, 18 Sale St, Auckland
Prerequisite: Must be Accredited (or in process of becoming accredited)
Facilitators: Justine Farrington and Carina Hull
Cost:$100 for this session or $150 if doing both morning and afternoon (below) session

Turning Conflict into Opportunity & Diagnosing Your Influencing Style — LSI Conflict

How do you show up when the stakes are high, opinions differ, or tensions flare? The LSI Conflict Tool helps you pinpoint your default influencing style in conflict—and shows you how you can shift toward more constructive behaviours. Join this session with Carina Hull and Justine Farrington to explore your LSI Conflict profile, uncover patterns in how you influence, and build more effective, resilient approaches to differences

In this session, we will introduce the principles and dimensions behind the LSI Conflict Tool and reflect on how your influencing style shows up under stress and tension. We will practice strategies to shift toward more constructive influence under pressure and build approaches for framing conflict as a pathway to better outcomes.

In Person
When:Thursday 30th July 2026, 1pm-4pm
Where: HSNZ Office, Unit 2.5 Whatever Building, 18 Sale St, Auckland
Prerequisite: Must be Accredited (or in process of becoming accredited)
Facilitators: Justine Farrington and Carina Hull
Cost:$100 for this session or $150 if doing both morning (above) and afternoon session

Includes materials eg Conflict Tool and self development guide. Does not include lunch.

Ever wondered why some leaders appear highly effective on the surface — yet still feel stretched, stressed, or stuck beneath it? Or operate well when leading a team of ‘high performers’ but not so effective an engaging and empowering those more people orientated? In LSI terms, being ‘Purple’ represents a blend of Constructive and Aggressive Defensive (Task Orientated) styles. This is often a fast paced, intense space where strengths and stress may coexist.

Join this Connect & Learn session to unpack the payoffs and tradeoffs of being ‘Purple’. Together, we’ll explore how mixed styles show up in real-world behaviour, how they impact relationships and performance, and what’s required to move towards a more consistently Constructive approach.

In this session, we will:

– Understand what ‘Purple’ means through the lens of the Life Styles Inventory™ (LSI)
– Explore the pitfalls of overly focusing on task orientation and the risks of misattribution
– Reflect on the advantages and limitations of balancing Constructive and Defensive styles for high performance, resilience and satisfaction
– Leave with fresh insight into your own patterns and simple actions to help yourself and others make the most of their potential without the burnout or internal conflict that often comes with being ‘Purple’.

Online
When:Wednesday 12th August 2026, 12pm-1pm
Where: A virtual link will be emailed
Prerequisite: Must be Accredited (or in process of becoming accredited)
Facilitator: Justine Farrington
Cost: Free

Ever found yourself chasing gold stars and applause at the same time?
You need to win and be liked for it. Or you have to prove yourself and need others validation.

The shift is away from genuine satisfaction to chasing extrinsic rewards and validation, rather than drawing confidence and worth from within.

Bow ties are characterised by primary and secondary styles that are both defensive and directly opposite one another. The Competitive and

Approval combination is a common bowtie that reflects the strong need to prove self and win the approval of others by striving for recognition,
acceptance, and attention.

The internal dialogue or self-talk underpinning this bow tie can be exhausting: ‘always has to be right’, ‘constantly comparing self to others’,
‘expects to be admired by others’ and ‘really doesn’t want to disappoint others’.

In this session we will:

– Understand the characteristics of this ‘bowtie’ and share experiences of where we have seen it play out
– Share payoffs and tradeoffs of this combination – compromises trust, impact of self esteem and the costs
– Explore tips and tricks to move more into a more constructive and intrinsically motivating space

Online
When: Thursday 24th September 2026, 12pm-1pm
Where: A virtual link will be emailed
Prerequisite: Must be Accredited (or in process of becoming accredited)
Facilitator: Justine Farrington
Cost: Free

Join Clinical Psychologist Dr. Kirsten Davey and Carina Hull for an open conversation about neurodiversity — what it is, what it’s not, and how it shows up in coaching.

We’ll explore ADHD, autism, and other cognitive differences, and what coaches need to keep in mind when supporting neurodiverse clients. Bring your questions — there’ll be space for discussion and practical insights.

In person and virtual session — morning tea and refreshments to follow.

In Person and Online
When: Thursday 26th November 2026, 9am-11am
Where: HSNZ Office, Unit 2.5 Whatever Building, 18 Sale St, Auckland or a virtual link will be emailed
Prerequisite: Must be Accredited (or in process of becoming accredited)
Facilitators: Carina Hull and Dr. Kirsten Davey
Cost: Free