Mental Health & Addictions in Whataroa, West Coast
These services support people who are experiencing mental health concerns.
Mental health programme types
Mental health providers 62 results
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Te Ara Mahi Free
Te Ara Mahi (TeAM) is a specialist mental health employment agency funded by Te Whatu Ora in Nelson, Tasman, Marlborough and the West Coast
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ADHD Association Inc. Free $$ Fees apply
We provide support and information for people affected by ADHD to live valued lives and realise their potential.
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PACT Free $$ Fees apply
Pact supports people of all ages recovering from mental illness and people with alcohol, drug, nicotine and gambling problems.
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Bainfield Park Free $ Partial fees apply $$ Fees apply
Bainfield Park Residential Care is a residential service with a small number of beds for mental health clients.
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Child and Youth Mental Health Services | Southern Free $$ Fees apply
Three teams deliver specialist mental health and addictions support to children and young people.
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Puāwaitanga Free $$ Fees apply
Puāwaitanga is a phone and video-based mental health and wellbeing counselling service
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Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) | West Coast Free
Provides specialist assessment and treatment to young people aged 5 - 18 suffering from mental health and/or addiction issues.
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Kia Puāwai Free
Kia Puāwai provides a range of evidence-based and culturally informed services for tamariki, rangatahi and whānau.
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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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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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Gateway Free
We provide mental health support and accommodation, and youth focused social services, delivered through a holistic, whaanau and strengths based approach.
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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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0800 WHAT'S UP Free
0800 WHAT'S UP is a FREE confidential counselling helpline and web-chat service for children and teenagers.
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Adult Inpatient Mental Health Services | Southern Free
Inpatient Units at Wakari Hospital and Southland Hospital support clients in an acute phase of a mental health disorder and/or with associated intellectual disabilities.
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Odyssey House Christchurch Free
Odyssey House Trust Christchurch provides therapeutic support and education to clients with drug and alcohol addictions.
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Mental Health Education and Resource Centre (MHERC) Walk in
MHERC provides information, a free public library, as well as professional development, workplace education and community education about mental health, addictions, wellbeing and resilience.
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Beehyve $$ Fees apply
We offer a range of telehealth services that support and empower individuals or families living with ADHD
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Te Whare Mahana Trust Free $$ Fees apply
Provides 24/7 mental health crisis support to the Golden Bay area, as well as treatment, support, respite services and a national DBT residential treatment programme
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Clinical Advisory Services Aotearoa Free
We have a model of working alongside groups and organisations that acknowledges the strengths both parties bring to the relationship.
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Just a Thought Free
Free online cognitive behavioural therapy courses to support different mental health challenges
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Te Rauawa O te Waka Hauora Hinengaro (Māori Mental Health) | West Coast Free
Te Rauawa o te Waka Hinengaro Hauora work with whānau/family to manaaki/support their journey to wellness using tikanga/customary Māori health models of care.
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NZDF Mental Health Line Free
24/7 helpline offering mental health support for New Zealand defence personnel.
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Small Steps Free
Small Steps provides a range of digital tools supporting people of Aotearoa New Zealand to take small steps on their journey to improve wellbeing
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Eating Disorders Carer Support NZ (EDCS) Free
EDCS NZ provides Lived Experience support to parents, carers & whanau of people who have eating disorders.
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Grief Centre Free $ Partial fees apply $$ 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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Poutini Waiora - Counselling Services Free
Kaupapa Māori Health and Social Service provider that delivers holistic care including AOD counselling, to whanau across Te Tai O Poutini.
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SPARX Free
SPARX e-therapy equips young people and rangatahi with life skills to power through stressful and negative emotions.
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Hoarding Unpacked $$ Fees apply
Training, supervision and consultancy services to frontline workers and organisations who are responding to hoarding behaviours.
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Explore | Hāpainga Ora Free $$ Fees apply
We support people to become more empowered, independent, and enjoy better wellbeing.
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Ashburn Clinic Free $$ Fees apply
A therapeutic community providing psychiatric assessment and treatment for mental health and addictions including inpatient and outpatient programmes.
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Cornerstone Family Support (previously Supporting Families in Mental Illness - West Coast) Free
We support families and whānau to provide the best possible quality of life and recovery to their loved one who has a mental illness/neurological disorder/addiction.
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West Coast Central Crisis Response Free Walk in
The Crisis Response team provides emergency psychiatric assessment and interventions to those people appropriately triaged and referred.
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Returned and Services Association (RSA) Free
Every day the RSA movement helps all current and former service personnel and their families get the support they need.
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Youthline Free
Youthline operates a free, confidential and nationwide Helpline service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, supporting young people across Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Capri Sanctuary $$ Fees apply
We are a private service offering Residential Behavioural Health Care.
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Manaakitanga Inpatient Unit | West Coast Free
Manaakitanga Inpatient Unit provides care and treatment for service users/tangata whai ora experiencing an acute mental illness
