Browsing by Degree Name "Master of Social and Community Work"

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Advance Directives and Perspectives of Older People among Dunedin's Faith Communities

Tiano, Noel (Thesis, Master of Social and Community Work, 2012)

Advance directives (ADs) are written or oral instructions concerning future health care interventions such as life sustaining treatments. The aim of the research was to explore perspectives of older people from faith ...
"It's All About U" Leadership Course: A Case Study

Huling, Joan (Thesis, Master of Social and Community Work, 2012)

This paper explores the inspiration, design, delivery and evaluation of the “Its All About U” leadership course held in Mataura, New Zealand in 2009. Leadership challenges within the Mataura Taskforce was one of the ...
More than Just Meds: Does Adjunct Adventure/Recreation Based Group Therapy Improve Physical and Psychological Health in Clients with First Episode Psychosis?

Radford, Mark (Thesis, Master of Social and Community Work, 2013)

Both nationally and internationally research has shown that weight gain is a major factor in deteriorating physical health. For people with mental health disorders this problem is compounded by the use of anti-psychotic ...
Toi Maori ki Otepoti

Wereta, Suzi (Suzanne M) (Thesis, Master of Social and Community Work, 2009)

This thesis is a journey into the void between two worldviews of knowledge, art, theory, and practice. Named Toi Maori ki Otepoti, this thesis explores the art and knowledge of Toi Maori artists and performers in Dunedin ...