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Waitematā DHB Whitiki Maurea - Maori Mental Health and Addiction Services
Public Service, Mental Health
Today
8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
Description
Whītiki Maurea is Waitematā District Health Board’s Māori Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol Service. It consists of three teams:
- MOKO Services
- Te Ātea Marino
- Te Pae Ahurea
Whītiki Maurea is committed to the kaupapa of healing for Māori by weaving together Māori cultural values and Western clinical practice, thereby providing Māori tangata i te whaiora and their whānau with the best possible health outcomes. Whānau centred therapy is the driving force for Whītiki Maurea and a marae-focused, wairua-driven service is the ultimate objective.
Moko Services: Māori Mental Health Team
Based on the North Shore and in Waitakere City, Moko Mōkai provides both cultural and clinical services to Māori tangata i te whaiora living in the Waitematā DHB area. Access to Moko Mōkai is via direct referral or via other Waitematā DHB mental health services.
Te Ātea Marino: Māori Alcohol and Drug Regional Team
The Te Ātea Marino regional Māori Alcohol and Drug Team provides a range of services to Māori tangata i te whaiora and their whānau throughout the Auckland metropolitan area. Te Ātea Marino also works alongside Community Alcohol and Drug Services Auckland (CADS) to ensure that Māori tangata i te whaiora needs are met. Access to Te Ātea Marino is via direct referral or via CADS teams.
Te Pae Ahurea
Te Pae Ahurea is the cultural team who guides the District Mental Health Service throughout Waitematā DHB by supporting Māori tangata whai i te ora and their whānau. Te Pae Ahurea can be accessed via email: .
Hours
8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
Mon – Fri | 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM |
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Common Conditions
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Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a serious mental disorder that affects about 1% of the general population.… More
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Bipolar Disorder/Manic Depression
This is a mood disorder in which both depressive (persistent low mood) and manic (elevated or high mood) episodes are experienced.… More
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Depression
Depression is a mood disorder. Emotional states like sadness, ‘feeling blue’ or tearfulness are part of normal human experience.… More
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Anxiety Disorders
We all feel some anxiety at some time or other.… More
Refreshments
Tea/Coffee and filtered water is available at Waimarino reception. Feel free to enjoy this.
Parking
Visitor and disability parking is available at Waimarino Building, 33 Paramount Drive, Henderson. Please report to reception on arrival.
Website
Contact Details
33-37 Paramount Drive, Henderson
West Auckland
Website
Moko Services ki te Uru
WHĪTIKI MAUREA
MOKO SERVICES, TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE URU & TE PAE AHUREA
Māori Mental Health and Addictions Services - West
Waimarino Building
33-37 Paramount Drive
Henderson
AUCKLAND 0610
MOKO SERVICES AND TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE RAKI
Māori Mental Health and Addictions Services - North
Waimarire Building
Lower Ground Floor
44 Taharoto Road
Takapuna
AUCKLAND 0622
TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE RĀWHITI
Māori Alcohol and Drug Services - Central
Ranchhod House
Level 1, 409 New North Road
Kingsland
AUCKLAND 1021
TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE TONGA
Māori Alcohol and Drug Services - South
Building 4
17 Lambie Drive
Manukau
AUCKLAND 2104
Street Address
WHĪTIKI MAUREA
MOKO SERVICES, TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE URU & TE PAE AHUREA
Māori Mental Health and Addictions Services - West
Waimarino Building
33-37 Paramount Drive
Henderson
AUCKLAND 0610
MOKO SERVICES AND TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE RAKI
Māori Mental Health and Addictions Services - North
Waimarire Building
Lower Ground Floor
44 Taharoto Road
Takapuna
AUCKLAND 0622
TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE RĀWHITI
Māori Alcohol and Drug Services - Central
Ranchhod House
Level 1, 409 New North Road
Kingsland
AUCKLAND 1021
TE ĀTEA MARINO KI TE TONGA
Māori Alcohol and Drug Services - South
Building 4
17 Lambie Drive
Manukau
AUCKLAND 2104
Postal Address
Private Bag 93115
Henderson 0610
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This page was last updated at 3:49PM on April 19, 2021. This information is reviewed and edited by Waitematā DHB Whitiki Maurea - Maori Mental Health and Addiction Services.