Welcome to

Counselling & Therapy NZ

Over 20 years of experience providing trusted counselling support.

Helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges with empathy, support, and practical guidance.

Whether you’re struggling with stress, anxiety, relationship issues, or major life transitions, counselling can provide a safe, confidential space to explore your feelings and find solutions.

Why counselling matters

  • New Zealand Ministry of Health highlights that mental wellbeing is essential to overall health, and early support (including counselling) helps prevent more serious mental health challenges.

  • Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora states that talking therapies are a key part of effective treatment for common issues like anxiety and depression.

  • Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand reports that many people experience improved wellbeing, resilience, and quality of life after engaging in counselling or therapy.

    Counselling is a recognised, evidence-based form of support within New Zealand’s health system—not just informal advice.

    What counselling can help with:? According to Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora and New Zealand Ministry of Health, counselling is effective for:

• Anxiety and stress

• Depression and low mood

• Relationship challenges

• Grief and loss

• Trauma and life transitions

What this means for you:

If something is affecting your thoughts, emotions, or relationships, counselling can help you make sense of it and find a way forward.

Confidentiality and safety

• Counsellors in New Zealand follow strict ethical guidelines set by organisations such as the New Zealand Association of Counsellors

• These standards ensure:

o Confidentiality and privacy

o Respect and non-judgement

o Safe, professional support

What this means for you:

You can speak openly knowing your information is protected and handled professionally.

Why Choose CTNZ

  • Experienced, qualified therapists

  • Confidential and supportive environment

  • Flexible online and in-person sessions

  • Evidence-based approaches for lasting results

How Counselling Can Help You

  • Overcome/Support anxiety, stress, or depression

  • Improve relationships and communication

  • Build coping skills for life changes

  • Reconnect with yourself and your goals

  • Navigate life transitions, grief, trauma, or loss

  • Individual Counselling

  • Couples & Relationship Therapy

  • Family Therapy

Our Approach

We focus on creating a supportive, non-judgmental environment where you feel safe to explore your thoughts and emotions. Each session is tailored to your unique needs, whether in-person or online across New Zealand.

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Learn More About Our Services

  • Individual Counselling

  • Couples Counselling

  • Children & Adolescents

  • Family Therapy

  • Stress & Anxiety Support

  • Life Transitions & Grief

  • Trauma

  • Depression

  • Disordered Eating Support

  • Addiction Counselling

  • Older Adult Counselling

  • Life Coaching

    Why Choose Us

  • Experienced, qualified therapists

  • Confidential and safe environment

  • Flexible online or in-person sessions

  • Evidence-based approaches for lasting change

Take the First Step

It’s normal to feel unsure—but seeking support is the first step toward positive change.


Book Your Session Today

Accessing counselling in New Zealand

  • Work and Income New Zealand may provide financial support for counselling in some situations

  • Accident Compensation Corporation funds counselling for people who have experienced trauma or sensitive claims

  • Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora provides access to free or low-cost mental health services in some cases

What this means for you:
There are multiple ways to access counselling, and support may be more affordable than you expect.

Who We Support

  • Adults seeking personal growth

  • Couples navigating challenges

  • Families facing conflict or transitions

  • Individuals managing trauma, stress, or mental health concerns