New Zealand counsellors, for clients wherever you are.

Counsellors New Zealand lists private practice counsellors based in Aotearoa, working with clients around the world. Meet by Zoom or phone from anywhere, or in person in New Zealand. Each profile shows their fees, how they work and whether they’re taking new clients.

New Zealand counsellors, clients worldwide

Choose your own counsellor

Fees shown on every profile

ACC and Work and Income pathways explained

Getting started

Support that fits around your life

Browse counsellors by experience and approach, choose someone who feels right, then meet online or in person, wherever you feel most comfortable.

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Explore

Read counsellor profiles, areas of support, availability and fees.

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Choose

Select the counsellor whose experience and style suit what you need.

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Connect

Ask a question or book a session, online from wherever you are, or in person in New Zealand.

Ways we can help

A place to begin, whatever brings you here

Find a counsellor

Browse private practice counsellors by experience, approach, location and fees, then contact the one who feels right.

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ACC Sensitive Claims

After sexual abuse or assault, ACC may fund counselling with a registered provider. You don’t need a physical injury, a Police report or a referral from your doctor, and ACC decides cover.

ACC counsellors by region →
How sensitive claims work →

Help with costs through Work and Income

Work and Income may help with counselling fees and travel through the Disability Allowance. You don’t need to be on a benefit to apply, and Work and Income decides eligibility and amounts.

How to apply →
Find a WINZ counsellor →

Counsellors New Zealand isn’t ACC or Work and Income. These are New Zealand schemes, and your counsellor can check whether they apply to you. Counsellors set their own fees. In an emergency in New Zealand, call 111; to talk with a trained counsellor, call or text 1737. Outside New Zealand, contact your local emergency services.

Free self-reflection tools

Learn a little more about yourself

Quick, private tools for reflecting on your work, relationships and personality. No email needed, and they are a starting point rather than a diagnosis.

Career Interest Test

Find your Holland code and explore New Zealand careers that match what you enjoy.

Take the career test →

Love Languages Test

Notice how you most like to receive care, and talk it through with someone close to you.

Take the love languages test →

Big Five Personality Test

Explore the five-factor model used in psychology, relationships and career planning.

Take the personality test →

You do not have to work it out alone.

Take the first step by finding a counsellor you feel comfortable talking with.

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