Teah Carlson

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Researcher

Indigenous Affiliations

Te Whanau a Apanui

Current Organisation

Massey University

Region

Projects

Indigenous Health Literacy Framework: Evaluation of a Health Literacy Cardiovascular Disease Intervention

Publications

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Research Interests

Community Psychology, Indigenous and Maori health and development, Indigenous Youth Development, Indigenous Psychology

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PhD Scholar Position

Community Research Profile

Experience

Experience Duration from (year)	Expertise	Description
2010	Education, Kaupapa Māori Research	Ministry of Education, Special Education, Auckland Position: External Contract Holder To evaluate Te Mana Tikitiki intervention programme. External evaluation was conducted on the Te Mana Tikitiki Māori cultural and behaviour education programme over a 6-month period using qualitative and quantitative methods.
2012 to 2013	Education, Kaupapa Māori Research	Position: External Contract Holder Developed Te Mana Tikitiki (TMT) intervention programme resource Kete. The resource kete included the Te Mana Tikitiki programme rationale and planning manual, teaching module manual, teaching resource booklet and DVD script for the DVD teaching resource.

Education

Education Duration from (year)	Degree Type	Degree Title	Institution
2009 to 2011	Masters	Master of Applied Psychology (First Class Honours)	The University of Waikato
2008 to 2009	Post-graduate	Bachelor of Social Science (First Class Honours) Psychology	The University of Waikato
2002 to 2006	Bachelor	Bachelor of Social Science - Double Major in Psychology and Human Development	The University of Waikato
2008 to 2009	Post-graduate	Post Graduate Diploma in Community Psychology (1st year Registration Program)	The University of Waikato

Publications

Nikora LW, Hodgetts D, Carlson T, Rua M. Māori and medications: What happens when the pills go home? Alternative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples. 2011;7(2).