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Meet The Team
Due to our broad pool of Toolkit facilitators, we can precisely match the needs and focus of your organisation with the skills and experience of a facilitator(s) within our team.
Josie Mulhern
Toolkit Training and Development Lead
Josie heads the day-to-day delivery and development of Toolkit services with over 20 years experience in mental health and alcohol and drug services, her background includes postgraduate qualifications in psychology, counselling, and addiction studies. Josie is committed to creating training and support packages based on research, best practice and your organisation’s needs. Josie is a highly skilled clinician and practitioner who understands how transformative the right support can be.
Karen Fordyce
Toolkit Finance & Project Manager
Karen has over 20-years experience in Human Resources and Change Management. Having spent the majority of her career working for corporate and private organisations, Karen now brings her rich experience and developed skills to the voluntary sector. With a sharp attention to detail and focus on organisational sustainability, Karen ensures that the business side of Toolkit runs smoothly and efficiently.
Our Team
Toolkit Facilitators
All Toolkit staff are qualified health professionals who are DAPAANZ or HPCA registered. Toolkit ensures continuous high-quality service delivery by ensuring our therapists receive regular monthly external and internal supervision supporting and supporting continuous professional development.
Toolkit is an Odyssey House service. Odyssey House is an accredited Ministry of Health provider who performs consistently well on all service audits year on year. Odyssey House has a quality and risk framework in place encompassing clinical and organisational policy and procedures which have been developed in accordance with the health and safety and quality standards. Odyssey’s quality and risk committee is responsible for ensuring that high quality services are delivered and monitored.
Odyssey has a Māori Health Strategy, led by Māori cultural advisors who have been actively driving a systems-based approach to cultural integration and responsiveness.