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DCS DFSV Workshops
NTV National Members Forum
SPEAQ Conference
CV Advanced MI Training
What’s Ken thinking?
Last post: 15 October 2024
Ken McMaster blogs about the many issues faced by the human services sector in our modern age.
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Talking with Ken features conversations with industry professionals about the past, present and future practices of the domestic violence intervention field.
Introducing Ake – an iOS and Android Support App for integration with Men’s Behaviour Change Programmes.
Designed to help increase your programme’s dosage, tackle learning transfer issues, and put meaningful change at the forefront. Talk to us about how Ake can enhance programme outcomes for your Service Users, or find out more about the Ake app by pressing below.
Welcome to HMA
Providing professional human service work for over 38 years.
HMA is a team of professional human service teachers and practitioners offering blended learning solutions to organisations in the social service sector. We work as trainers, programme developers, supervisors and writers in the area of human service work.
Much of our work occurs in the areas of consultation in criminal justice work, social work with men, family violence prevention training programmes, child protection, the interviewing of children experiencing trauma, abuse issues, and psychological assessment and therapy.
We work across New Zealand, Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Recent additions to the Shop
A little about us
Formed in the mid 1990s HMA (Hall McMaster & Associates Limited) developed around the work of Ken McMaster. Ken McMaster has a long history of work in the stopping violence, sex offenders, alcohol and drug, and criminal justice areas.
Our mission statement is ‘Working with Passion and Integrity to bring out the best in people’; a statement that is at the core of our philosophy to life.
Meet the team
- Men's Safety Project site
A site for men (and their partners) wanting to be safe within their relationships. This site is also a great resource for practitioners who work with abusive men. - Motivational interviewing resources
Our favourite tools to support you in your work of building partnership, understanding the importance of empathy, and evoking as much change talk as possible... All while minimising sustain talk of course. - Family violence resources
Family violence is a complex and challenging area for us as practitioners. Having proven resources when working with those who have been abusive can dramatically enhance the safety of those victimised, particularly women and children.