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Private Service

Practice 92 Limited

Hours

8.00 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Friday (depending on Practitioner)
Late nights Monday and Tuesday to 8.30 pm (by arrangement depending on Practitioner)
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Answer phone service

Description

Practice 92 specialises in treatment for:
  • Anxiety
  • ACC sensitive claims
  • Audiology
  • Business coaching
  • Child & Family therapy
  • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
  • Chronic Pain
  • Cognitive behavioural therapy
  • Depression
  • Drug & alcohol abuse
  • Family court work
  • Family & couple therapy
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Infant, child and adolescent mental health
  • Life transitions
  • Maternal mental health
  • Neuropsychology
  • Pain
  • Panic
  • Personality disorder
  • PTSD
  • Relationship problems
  • Self esteem
  • Sex therapy
  • Sexual abuse
  • Sleep/Insomnia
  • Tinnitus
  • Trauma
  • Work issues

What is Mental Illness?
Mental illness is a clinically significant behaviour or psychological (to do with the mind) disorder that is associated with distress or disability. It is not just the way someone responds to a particular event nor is it limited to the way a person interacts with society.

A mental illness can continuously or intermittently (occasionally) affect our capacity for speech, language, mood, affect, thoughts, perceptions, insight, judgement, cognition (understanding) and volition (ability to make choices). It can limit our ability to function as society would normally expect of us and can put us and others at risk.
 
Mental illness is therefore, a broad term that covers problems ranging from minor to severe disorders.
 
Who is a Psychiatrist?
A ‘psychiatrist’ is a doctor who, after basic medical qualifications, receives further training and develops the expertise to become a ‘specialist’ in identifying symptoms of, and diagnosing and treating, mental illnesses. You may have been referred to a psychiatrist if your doctor feels you need specialist help.
 
See below under 'Consultants' for the psychiatrists who work at Practice 92.
 
Who is a Psychologist? 
A psychologist is a non-medical specialist in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness, abnormal behaviour and psychiatric problems. They provide psychological evaluation, assessment, testing and treatment for people experiencing mental or emotional problems. The psychologist can also reduce the psychological distress suffered by people who are adjusting to a medical diagnosis, recovering from surgery or managing pain and chronic illness as well as improve treatment outcomes (for example recovery after a heart attack or surgery).
 
The psychologists who work at Practice 92 are:
Who is a Psychotherapist?

A psychotherapist assists clients to increase their self-awareness and emotional growth.  They can enable clients to make sense of their personal history and family ties, significant past events and to notice repeating patterns.  Psychotherapy can assist in healing past hurts, overcoming the negative effects of trauma, deficit or loss.  It can improve intimate relationships, enable clients to navigate life transitions and negotiate developmental challenges.

The psychotherapists and counsellors who work at Practice 92 are:

 

Procedures / Treatments

  • ACC Assessments and Treatment

    ACC funds psychologists, psychiatrists and psychotherapists to undertake a variety of tasks in assessment and rehabilitation.  At Practice 92 psychologists and psychiatrists are available to undertake general and neuro-psychological (child and adult) assessments for clients who have had mental stress associated with an accident.  Psychologists and psychotherapists at Practice 92... More

  • Anxiety Disorders

    We all feel some anxiety at some time or other... More

  • Audiology/Tinnitus

    More

  • 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

  • Child & Family Therapy

    More

  • Child Sexual Abuse

    Child sexual abuse is defined as sexual contact ranging from fondling to penetration, by someone who is 5 or more years older than the survivor... More

  • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

    Chronic Fatigue Syndrome information and treatment More PDF

  • Chronic Illness

    Chronic Illness More PDF

  • Chronic Pain Management

    Chronic Pain Management More PDF

  • Depression

    Depression is a mood disorder. Emotional states like sadness, ‘feeling blue’ or tearfulness are part of normal human experience... More

  • Drug & Alcohol Abuse

    More

  • Family Court Work

    Psychologists and psychotherapists at Practice 92 undertake both counselling and assessment work for the Family Court.  The Family Court provides funded counselling for adults, parents and children in certain circumstances.  Practice 92 practitioners specialise in working with children and in working with conflicted family systems.  Psychologists at Practice 92 also... More

  • Fibromyalgia

    Fibromyalgia More PDF

  • Neuropsychology

    Neuropsychology is a professional specialty concerned with learning and behaviour in relationship to an individual’s brain... More

  • Pain

    More

  • Personality Disorder

    Personality disorders are mental disorders characterised by an enduring pattern of inner experience and behaviour that deviates markedly from the expectations of the individual's culture.  The pattern is manifest in the individual's cognitive distortions, problems with emotions and emotional regulation, poor interpersonal functioning and difficulties with impulse control.  Treatment is... More

  • Schizophrenia

    Schizophrenia is a serious mental disorder that affects about 1% of the general population... More

  • Sex Therapy

    Please click on the link for information about sex therapy. More PDF

  • Sleep/Insomnia

    Insomnia is one of the most common medical problems. It is defined as poor quality sleep, often with a long wait for sleep to happen, middle of the night awakening or waking up too early... More PDF

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Consultants

Psychiatrist - Special Interest in Chronic Pain
Child, Adolescent and Family Psychiatrist
Consultant Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist/Sleep and Insomnia Specialist
Child, Adolescent and Family Psychiatrist
Consultant Psychiatrist - Adult
Consultant Psychiatrist - Adult
Consultant Psychiatrist

Travel Directions

Directions from the North Shore:

Go onto Northern Motorway, go onto Exit 425 Cook St, After 0.1 Km, go right onto Union St, After 0.0 Km, go straight onto Cook St, After 0.1 Km, go right onto Sam Wrigley St, After 0.2 Km, go left onto Union St, After 0.4 Km go straight onto Pitt St, After 0.4 Km, go straight onto Mercury Ln, After 0.2 Km, go left onto Canada St, After 0.1 Km, go right onto Upper Queen St, After 0.1 Km, go left onto Alex Evans St, After 0.2 Km, go right onto Symonds St, After 0.5 Km, go left onto Mt Eden Rd, Continue for 0.6 Km along Mt Eden Rd to 54 Mount Eden Road, Mount Eden, Auckland.


Directions from South Auckland:

Go onto the Southern motorway; After 0.2 Km, go straight onto Exit 430 Khyber Pass Rd, After 0.5 Km, go left onto Khyber Pass Rd, After 0.1 Km, go left at traffic lights onto Nugent Street, after 0.5 Km go onto roundabout, take exit 2 onto Boston Rd, After 0.1 Km, go left onto Mt Eden Rd, Continue for 0.3 Km along Mt Eden Rd to 54 Mount Eden Road, Mount Eden, Auckland

Parking

Parking is at the rear of the practice in a large courtyard.  This is accessed from Edwin Street and is on the left hand side of the road.

Website

www.practice92.co.nz

Location Information

Contact Details

Phone (09) 638 9804
Fax (09) 638 9814
Email prac9j2@ihukg.co.2nzj

Street Address

54 Mt Eden Road
Mt Eden
Auckland

Postal Address

54 Mt Eden Rd
Mt Eden
Auckland 1024

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