Centre for Wellbeing profiles
MALCOLM SCOTT Lead Counsellor Lead Counsellor at Christ’s College, Malcolm Scott has also supported teenagers at Rolleston College and Christchurch Boys’ High School. An accredited counsellor since 1994, Malcolm has worked in schools and
CHELITA FONMOA Counsellor Holding a Bachelor of Counselling, Chelita Fonmoa has worked in boys’ schools in Christchurch and also has experience with Māori and Pacific cultural care models. She has been a counsellor
universities, and with mental health organisations in the social services sector, along with being in private practice. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Education form the University of Otago, a Certificate of Caring Education in Mental Health from Massey University, and a Master of Counselling from the University of Canterbury.
with Te Puna Oranga and Etu Pasifika Canterbury, along with providing counselling services through a Christchurch charity. Committed to promoting mental health, Chelita supports reconnection, internal growth, and holistic fulfilment.
LIZ DE LAUTOUR Teacher-in-Charge – MINDfit A MINDfit specialist, Liz de Lautour holds a Certificate of Counselling (children and family counselling) from the University of Canterbury,
a Diploma of Teaching from the University of Auckland, and a Bachelor of Physical Education from the University of Otago. A 2002 Winter Olympian on the skeleton bobsled, Liz has been a tutor at the New Zealand Institute of Sport, a Pilates instructor, and taught at leading schools in Auckland, Christchurch, and Brisbane. She has also worked with Te Whare Awhero to promote wellbeing and positive mental health in primary schools.
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