If you’ve ever used the Kawa Model and felt its quiet beauty and power — or learned it once and wondered how to take it further — this is a space made for you.

In this free 75-minute webinar you will:

● Hear the latest development in Kawa thinking, shared by Dr Michael Iwama from Thailand just prior to the recent World Federation of Occupational Therapists Congress in February 2026.

● Connect with a community of practitioners who share your curiosity about this model

● Discover how OTs are applying Kawa in ways that may surprise you: with communities, in nature, in life and business planning, and in team alignment

● Perhaps find language and confidence to use Kawa more boldly across the contexts you work in

A recording will be made available if you register for the event, but the breakout room conversations won’t be captured. The chance to think out loud with other OTs who are curious about or actively applying Kawa in their practice is something that only happens live. That’s where the real value sits.

About the model update

Dr Michael Iwama recently shared new thinking about how a river carries the traces of what has shaped it — not just the rocks that are visible now, but what came before.

I've been pondering that this could include influences that may stretch back generations. It’s a quietly significant addition to the model with particular resonance for OTs working with trauma, adversity, and intergenerational experience.

Come ready to reflect on

• A time when working with Kawa felt like it was in flow — for you or someone you work alongside

• Something that has felt tricky or unresolved in how you use or understand the model

About your host

Bronwyn is an occupational therapist with over 30 years of experience and the founder of Nature OT. She has explored the Kawa Model across a range of contexts — most recently in nature connection work and in supporting individuals and teams with life and business planning and team alignment, which she presented at the Australian OT Conference in 2026.

The Kawa Model was offered to the profession as a gift. This webinar continues in that spirit — free to attend, with an optional pay-what-it’s-worth contribution in recognition of the facilitation and preparation that goes into creating this space.

A recording will be made available, though the real value will be in the conversation itself.

Contact the host of Kawa Conversation - Recording of online gathering for OTs held 22 April 2026