Private Psychology and ACC-funded psychology services

Improve quality of life with person-centred psychological therapies. Our psychologists provide clinical, evidence-based support for mental health. We’re here to help you and your whānau build resilience and achieve long-term wellbeing.

Your goals are our goals

Whether it’s improving quality of life or reducing stressors, our support aligns with these goals. This personalised approach ensures that every client receives the help they need.

Our psychologists work with clients’ families and support networks. By working together, our psychologists help you build resilience, strengthen coping skills, and make meaningful, long-term improvements in your quality of life.

We also offer private psychology services separate to ACC. Private psychology available to anyone seeking professional support for their mental health and wellbeing. Our psychologists provide evidence-based assessment and therapy for a wide range of needs, including stress, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, workplace challenges, and personal development. Sessions are tailored to your goals, and you can choose whether to attend in person at our Auckland clinics, or online via telehealth.

Psychology for a wide range of needs

Psychological assessment

Assessment of mental health, behaviour, and personality to understand a person’s strengths and challenges, and make treatment recommendations.

Psychological therapies

Treatments tailored to a person’s individual needs, and focused on improving overall well-being and coping skills.

sports psychology

Sports psychology focuses on helping athletes develop the mental skills needed to perform at their best, recover effectively, and build resilience under pressure.

ACC Support

Support for kiritaki / clients receiving Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) funding).

Neurodiverse Clients

Specialised therapy for neurodiverse clients, including executive functioning and social skills training for those with ASD and ADHD diagnoses.

Begin the journey to meaningful change with our psychological services

We offer more than just psychology services

We’re a interdisciplinary allied health provider. This means we can offer psychological and allied health services in isolation or as part of a wider plan.

Helping all of Aotearoa New Zealand from our clinics in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland and Ōtautahi Christchurch

We’re able to provide tailored therapy solutions throughout Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland or Ōtautahi Christchurch in-person, or anywhere across the motu through our telehealth methods.

FAQs

What type of psychological services do you offer?

Our psychologists offer clinical support for mental health. We provide person-centred, evidence-based therapies tailored to each client’s goals. Services are available through ACC funding (where eligible) or privately, depending on your needs. We also involve family and support networks when appropriate, ensuring holistic care.

Can I receive psychological services as part of a broader plan?

Yes. As an interdisciplinary allied health provider, our psychology services can be accessed on their own, or as part of a wider care plan alongside occupational therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, or other supports. This applies whether your sessions are ACC-funded or privately arranged.

How can I see a psychologist?

You can see a psychologist in-person at our Auckland clinic space or remotely through our telehealth services, ensuring accessibility across Aotearoa New Zealand.

Do I need a referral to see a psychologist?

No referral is required. You can book a private psychology appointment directly with us. If you’re seeking ACC-funded support, your GP or another health professional may assist with the referral process.

Are sessions available online?

Yes. We offer telehealth sessions for both private and ACC-funded clients, making services accessible across Aotearoa New Zealand.

What is the difference between private and ACC-funded psychology services?

Private psychology is paid directly by the client and can cover a wide range of personal or workplace issues. ACC-funded services are available if you’re receiving support for an injury or trauma covered under ACC, with ACC contributing to the cost of treatment.