Mental Health & Addictions in Waimahia Landing, South Auckland
These services support people who are experiencing mental health concerns.
Mental health programme types
Services 94 results
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Just a Thought Free
Free online anxiety and depression courses based on cognitive behavioural therapy.
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Tū Māia Free
This Regional service provides mental health assessments for young people with a known or suspected mental health disorder who are engaged in offending behaviours
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Dayspring Trust Free $ Partial fees apply
Dayspring provides mental health support, counselling, and programmes for mothers of children up to five years of age.
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Hāpai Te Hauora Free
Hāpai Te Hauora aim to improve community health through public policy and national advocacy.
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Harmony Trust Free $ Partial fees apply $$ Fees apply
MOH approved NZTA ASSESSMENTS, GROUP THERAPY, COUNSELLING for: drink drivers, alcohol and other drugs, relationships, anger management, FAMILY THERAPY, TONGAN LANGUAGE programmes, supervision and training.
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Whakatupu Ora (Infant Mental Health) | Counties Manukau | Te Whatu Ora Free
Whakatupu Ora is a specialist mental health service for families with a child under the age of 4.
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Kia Puāwai Free
Kia Puāwai provides a range of services aimed at supporting tamariki, rangatahi and whānau through whānau-centred approaches to therapy and support.
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DRIVE Consumer Direction Counties Manukau Free
DRIVE supports people who experience mental distress or harm from alcohol or other drugs to access the resources they need to empower themselves.
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Workwise Employment Agency Free
Our aim is to help people into decent, lasting jobs, and to help everyone get the best from the employment relationship.
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Te Whare Mahana Trust Free $$ Fees apply
Provides 24/7 mental health crisis support to the Golden Bay area, as well as treatment, support, respite services and a national DBT residential treatment programme
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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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NZDF Mental Health Line Free
24/7 helpline offering mental health support for New Zealand defence personnel.
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PGF Services (Problem Gambling Foundation) Free
PGF Services (formerly Problem Gambling Foundation) provides free, professional and confidential gambling counselling services for both gamblers and others affected by gambling.
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Emerge Aotearoa Free
Emerge Aotearoa delivers mental health, addiction, disability support, peer, employment, offender rehabilitation and housing services throughout New Zealand.
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Community Mental Health | Counties Manukau | Te Whatu Ora Free
Providing culturally sensitive, accessible and quality mental health and addiction services for people aged 18 to 65 years of age, living in Counties Manukau
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Anxiety New Zealand Trust Free $ Partial fees apply $$ Fees apply
Free 24/7 National 0800 ANXIETY Helpline and Peer Support Groups.
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LinkPeople Free
We link people to healthy and affordable homes, and the right support services for their health and wellbeing needs.
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Intensive Community Team (Mental Health) | Counties Manukau | Te Whatu Ora Free
We provide support for people with complex mental health concerns.
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Nurture Psychology $$ Fees apply
Specialist psychology practice for the treatment of eating disorders and food/weight/shape concerns for all ages
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A Girl Called Hope Free $$ Fees apply
Wellbeing Skills programmes for those aged 16yrs & over, from throughout Aotearoa, to strengthen resilience and promote healthy coping skills.
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Vagus Centre - Chinese Mental Health Consultation Services Trust Free $$ Fees apply
Chinese Mental Health Consultation Services Trust is a not-for-profit social services organisation with a mission of promoting health and wellbeing of individuals and families
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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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Taunaki & Te Puawaitanga (Child and Adolescent Mental Health) | Counties Manukau | Te Whatu Ora Free
Taunaki and Te Puawaitanga provide support to young people aged 4-18 years and their families.
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Whitiki Maurea - Specialist Maori Mental Health and Addiction Services | Waitematā | Te Whatu Ora Free
Whītiki Maurea is Waitematā District Health Board’s Māori Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol Service.
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Grief Centre Free $$ Fees apply
We provide loss and grief counselling, resources, education and training, and bereavement support to all people living through loss.
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Dieter Dvorak - Clinical Psychologist | Chronic Pain Specialist $$ Fees apply
A clinical psychologist offering education, coping skills training and therapy for chronic pain and other issues including anxiety, grief and depression
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WALSH trust (West Auckland Living Skills Trust) Free
WALSH trust provides a range of housing and recovery and community mental health services in the greater Auckland region.
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Faletoa (Pacific Mental Health Liaison) | Counties Manukau | Te Whatu Ora Free
We provide support and advice for Pacific people aged 18 to 65 who reside within the Counties Manukau Health region.
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Gambling Helpline Free
Free 24/7 support by phone, email, web and text for those worried about gambling or the gambling of others.
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Al-Anon Family Groups and Alateen Free
When you don’t know where to turn because someone drinks too much, Al-Anon Family Groups can help.
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Odyssey Free $$ Fees apply
Odyssey's vision is that people, whānau and communities are connected and supported to live the lives they want, free from drug, alcohol and other addiction
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Puāwaitanga Free
Free short-term counselling for people on a Work & Income benefit or who hold a community services card
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Mason Clinic Regional Forensic Psychiatry Services Free
Mason Clinic is one of New Zealand’s leading providers of forensic psychiatric care.
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Papakura Support & Counselling Centre Free $$ Fees apply
We provide low-cost counselling and self-development courses and operate as a drop-in centre for crisis and support.
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PeerTalk Free
Connecting people in need with counsellors that have ‘lived experience’ of mental health and addictions.
