Mental Health & Addictions in Katikati, Bay of Plenty
These services support people who are experiencing mental health concerns.
These services provide treatment and support to help people suffering from an eating disorder.
Eating disorders Services 10 results
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Nurture Psychology $$ Fees apply
Specialist psychology practice for the treatment of eating disorders and food/weight/shape concerns for all ages
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Addictive Eaters Anonymous Free
AEA is a 12 Step fellowship for recovery from binge eating, anorexia, bulimia, other forms of addictive eating and compulsive exercise.
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Eating Disorders Association of New Zealand - EDANZ Free
Helpline and website support and education for parents and caregivers of people with eating disorders.
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Eating Disorder Carer Support NZ (EDCS) Free
EDCS NZ supports and represents parents/whanau and carers of people who have eating disorders.
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Acute Admission Inpatient Services | Bay of Plenty | Hauora a Toi Free $ Partial fees apply $$ Fees apply
If you are suffering from extreme mental health distress, you may be referred to stay in the hospital in an Acute Mental Health Inpatient Unit.
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Overeaters Anonymous Free
OA is a 12-step group programme for those recovering from compulsive overeating.
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Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous Free
FA is a 12-step group recovery programme for people who suffer from food obsession, overeating, bulimia and under-eating.
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Adult Community Mental Health Service | Bay of Plenty | Hauora a Toi Free
Our Tauranga and Whakatane teams provide specialist services to adults with severe and complex mental health needs.
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Ashburn Clinic Free $$ Fees apply
A therapeutic community providing psychiatric assessment and treatment for mental health and addictions including inpatient and outpatient programmes.
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Maternal Infant, Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service (MICAMHS) | Bay of Plenty | Hauora a Toi Free $ Partial fees apply $$ Fees apply
If your child or teenager is suffering from mental health issues, the Infant, Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service (ICAMHS) may be able to support.