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Leaders in Universal Wellbeing Solutions

UP COMING

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Events

The Prevention Imperative:

New Zealand
Universal Wellbeing Conference

2025

September 11-12, 2025

Pakuranga Hunt Room
Ellerslie Events at Ellerslie Racecourse
100 Ascot Ave Remuera Auckland,
New Zealand

It all begins with a movement. Maybe you want to redefine wellbeing. Maybe you want to shape the future of workplace and community health. Or maybe you have groundbreaking research, strategies, or insights to share with New Zealand’s leaders.

This is your opportunity to be part of a national shift—a movement that prioritises prevention-first wellbeing solutions in government, business, healthcare, education, and communities.

We offer

  • Confidential Universal Wellbeing Evaluations

  • Organizational Universal Wellbeing Systems

  • Universal Wellbeing Programs & Accreditation

OUR Affiliations

OUR Affiliations

Our staff are proud members of the following esteemed organizations

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Public Health Association Australia (PHAA)

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College of Professional Universal Wellbeing Practitioners (CPUWP)

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Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA)

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Aotearoa New Zealand Evaluation Association (ANZEA)

Recent Academic Engagement:

Korean Health Practitioners Visit FWI

We were honoured to host a visiting group of Wellbeing and Green Medicine Korean practitioners at the FREEDOM Wellbeing Institute last week. The visitors studied an Universal Wellbeing module led by Director Susan Stevenson in an intensive format, exploring the Social Dimension of evidence-based Universal Wellbeing Model in depth.

The group successfully completed the Social Universal Wellbeing Dimension Module 1 as part of their visit and participated in a graduation ceremony which recognized their achievements. This visit reflects the growing international recognition of our 16 years of wellbeing research and broadening applicability of the Universal wellbeing Model across health, clinical, and educational settings.

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