Where to get help
The following people and places provide a range of counselling and psychotheraputic services. Please note that type of service available varies greatly between places. AUCKLAND Auckland Eating Disorders Service Regional Specialist Service 13 Maidstone Street Ponsonby Phone 09 376 0656 Auckland Fax 09 376 6031 Eating Disorders Association P O Box 80 142 Green […]
The following people and places provide a range of counselling and psychotheraputic services. Please note that type of service available varies greatly between places. HAWKES BAY Community Mental Health Service (06) 878 8109 ex 5700 Hawkes Bay District Health BoardOmahu RoadPrivate Bag 9014Hastings Phone: (06) 878 8109 ex 5700 Accord Counselling Centre (06) 835 9169 1st
The following people and places provide a range of counselling and psychotheraputic services. Please note that type of service available varies greatly between places. WHANGAREI Therapy Centres Anglican Counselling & CarePhone 09 437 6397 291 Kamo Road Whangarei Insight CounsellingPhone 09 437 2010 Whangarei Miriam Centre Child, Family & Individual Therapy Phone 09 437 6010
The following people and places provide a range of counselling and psychotheraputic services. About Us Please note that type of service available varies greatly between places. NZ Guide to Eating Disorder Advocacy & Awareness PALMERSTON NORTH Barbara Smith(MNZAP) Phone 06 337 7707 306 Park Road Palmerston North Judy Matthew Phone 06 355 5521 Oasis Counselling
The following people and places provide a range of counselling and psychotheraputic services. Learn more About Us, explore our resources for Debunking Eating Disorder Myths in New Zealand, and read about the Impact of Western Beauty on Māori and Pasifika Body Image. Please note that type of service available varies greatly between places. WELLINGTON /
One counsellor said to me, “You’re at the centre of your own healing process. I’m just on of your tools.”. I really liked that. That’s the way healing should be. Saphyre There are many types of therapeutic tools. There’s talk therapy – where you talk about your experiences and express your feelings. There are counsellors
Should I talk to a therapist or doctor? What will the doctor do? What will the therapist do? What’s the difference between a counsellor, therapist, psychologist and psychotherapist? Should I talk to a therapist or doctor? You can start with either but at some stage you should talk to both. While an eating disorder is
What to do when you think someone has an eating disorder It always helps to know the warning signs of an eating disorder. guilt and shame about eating low self-esteem need for perfection extreme concern about appearances, both physical and behavioural preoccupation with food and weight (counting calories, excessive dieting) significant reduction in eating coupled