Head over to their website to discover an extensive list of support groups, including:
Need to Talk (New Zealand based)
If it is an emergency, click here to find the number for your local crisis assessment team. In a life-threatening situation, call 111.
Listing both New Zealand based and international support groups
Join a live, online interactive course hosted by Dr Lucy Hone, leading grief expert. This life-changing course is built around interactive workshops hosted live by Dr Lucy Hone, including time for individual reflection activities, Q&As with Dr Lucy, guided group discussions, as well as specialist insights from her handpicked, expert team.
BetterHelp was founded in 2013 to remove the traditional barriers to therapy and make mental health care more accessible to everyone. BetterHelp’s network of over 30,000 licensed therapists has helped millions of people take ownership of their mental health and work towards their personal goals.
Based out of Australia, MacKillop Seasons evidence-based programs build knowledge and capacity of professionals to provide a safe space for children, young people and adults to learn knowledge, skills and attitudes to understand and respond to experiences of change, loss and grief.
Grief Support Services is a Tauranga-based agency that has been working in the community since 1987. They support vulnerable individuals and families/whanau by encouraging their understanding of themselves and each other so they may manage the turmoil of grief and loss, adjust to huge changes and attain their aspirations for their quality of life.
Dougy Center has received national and international acclaim for our peer grief support model for helping children cope before and after the death of a family member. The Dougy Center Model has been replicated in over 500 sites throughout the world and is considered a ‘gold standard’ of practice in the field of grief and loss.
A dedicated online-based team of consultant therapists, cognitive behavioral therapists, practitioners and support staff that collaboratively works to help people in need of emotional support.
Everyone has mental health. Learning how to look after your mental health creates ‘Mental Wealth’. Make yourself rich in mental wealth so you can spend it on taking care of yourself and others.
Find support and information after a suicide for whānau, friends and communities. Know that you are not alone.
Please consider our other resources, or touch base with some suggestions and/or recommendations that we could add to our directory.
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