Table of Contents “...Mātauranga and Tikanga Māori within a contemporary frame -- Whenua and environmental psychology --Social and cultural psychology -- Colonisation -- Historical trauma -- Urbanisation and acculturation -- Socioeconomics -- Relationality --Media -- Racism and prejudice -- Identity --Gender and sexuality -- Mana Wāhine -- Mana Tāne -- Takatāpui -- Epidemiology and disparities -- Community Psychology -- Home making --Community wellbeing -- political psychology -- Sport psychology -- Whānau -- Haputanga -- Whakawhānau/Reproduction -- Tamariki -- Rangatahi -- Kaumātua -- Learning/Education -- Early childhood -- Primary -- Secondary -- Tertiary -- Industrial, work and organisational -- Wairuatanga -- Moko -- Death, grief and loss -- Clinical scope -- Alcohol, drugs and gambling -- Forensic -- Psychosis -- Other psychological conditions -- Depression -- Brain injury and stroke -- Suicide and self harm -- Sexual abuse -- Violence -- Clinical practice -- Therapeutic models and treatment -- Psychological assessments and measurements -- Neuropsychological assessment -- Biculturalism and cultural competence -- Services -- Speech and language -- Health -- Wellbeing -- Nutrition -- Cancer -- Diabetes -- Disability -- Other health conditions -- Smoking -- Health services -- Māori psychology research -- Indigenous psychology -- Kaupapa Māori research -- Māori centred research -- Bioethics -- Iwi and hapu based research....”

Table of Contents “...Introduction -- Note on the term 'Pasifika' -- Fonofale model -- Culture -- Cultural practices and social living -- Ethnolinguistics -- Measures and assessments -- Grief and pain -- Death and dying -- Healing -- Identity -- Family -- Ageing -- Child -- Development -- Language development -- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome -- Domestic violence -- Family structures -- Parenting and childrearing -- Youth -- Spiritual -- wellbeing -- Physical -- Body image -- Disability -- Health and illness -- Cancer -- Cardiovascular disease -- Diabetes -- Other health conditions and related proactices -- Sexual and reproductive health -- Stress -- Health knowledges and practices -- Nutrition -- Physical activity (and obesity) -- Treatment attitudes and adherence -- Health services: experiences, perceptions and access -- Smoking -- Sport psychology -- Mental -- Clinical scope -- Anxiety and mood disorders -- Eating disorders -- Forensic -- Gambling -- Neuropsychology -- Psychosis -- Sexual violence -- Substance, drug and alcohol use -- Suicide and self harm -- Clinical practice -- Culturally competent counselling and therapy -- Services -- Emotions -- Education -- Bilingual education --Early childhood education and primary -- Engagement -- Inclusive education -- mentoring -- Numeracy and literacy -- Secondary -- Teacher training -- Tertiary -- Gender and sexuality -- Gender -- Gender diverse -- Gendered violence -- Sexuality -- Industrial, work and organisation -- Environment -- Climate change -- Community -- Disasters and tragedy -- Home and place making -- Media, social representation and identity -- Tourism and development -- Context and time -- Diaspora -- Acculturation and colonisation -- Migration -- Political psychology -- Pasifika research methodologies -- methodology and conducting research -- Models and frameworks -- Pasifika psychometry....”

Table of Contents “...Foreword: Ka awatea / Michelle Levy & Waikaremoana Waitoki -- Introduction: My name is Ripeka / Waikaremoana Waitoki -- Chapter 1: Kaupapa Māori psychologies / Michelle Levy -- Chapter 2: A ripple of intimacy with creation : the stone bird of sorrow / Virginia Tamanui -- Chapter 3: Whanaungatanga : asking who you are; not, what you are / Maynard Gilgen and Māmari Stephens -- Chapter 4: Te toka tū moana : resilience, love and hope / Ainsleigh Cribb-Su'a & Hilda Te Pania-Hemopo -- Chapter 5: Healing whānau violence : a love story / Erana Cooper & Sharon Rickard -- Chapter 6: Re : "I just want to heal my family" / Lisa Cherrington -- Chapter 7: Ngā rākau a te pākehā : Matiu's story / Simon Bennett -- Chapter 8: A new moon : talking story with Ripeka to support the healing of soul wounds / Melissa Taitimu -- Chapter 9: Wairuatanga / Hukarere Valentine -- Chapter 10: 'Haerenga ki waiora' : my experience of inpatient mental health services / Julie Wharewera-Mika -- Chapter 11: Māori and neuropsychological assessment / Margaret Dudley -- Chapter 12: He wāhine āwhina : a healing narrative of end of life care / Tess Moeke-Maxwell -- Chapter 13: A partnered approach to psychological assessment : he ritenga whaimōhio / Sonja Macfarlane -- Chapter 14: Kaihau waiū : attributes gained through mother's milk : the importance of our very first relationship / Tania Cargo -- Chapter 15: He kākano mai I rangiātea / Bridgette Masters-Awatere -- Chapter 16: Ngā kete mātauranga : a curriculum for an indigenous psychology / Waikaremoana Waitoki....”