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At Haumanu Hapū, our multidisciplinary team supports tamariki, rangatahi, adults and whānau across Richmond, Motueka, Nelson and Blenheim. Our approach is trauma-informed, strength-based and person-centred, with a strong commitment to nurturing wellbeing, resilience and growth.
We offer ACC Sensitive Claims counselling, psychological assessment, social work, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, mental health nursing, speech and language therapy and dietician support. You are warmly welcome to get in touch.
All enquiries are treated with care and confidentiality.
Locations
106 McShane Road,
Richmond, Tasman.
155 High Street,
Motueka, Tasman.
22 Queen Street
Blenheim, Marlborough.
Phone
Email
kiaora@haumanuhapu.nz
What to Expect
After you make contact:
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You’ll receive a reply within 2 working days.
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We offer a brief phone conversation to ensure you are matched with a therapist who is a good fit for you.
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If you choose to proceed, we’ll arrange a suitable appointment time.
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All information shared is confidential.
There is no pressure, you are free to take the next step at your own pace.
Our Services Include
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Counselling (trauma-informed, person-centred, strength-based and solution-focused)
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Psychological Assessments
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Social Work Support
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Mental Health Nursing
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Occupational Therapy
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Physiotherapy
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Speech and Language Therapy
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Dietitian Support
Support is available for trauma recovery, psychological assessment, chronic conditions related to trauma, post-traumatic growth, holistic wellbeing, goal setting and building a healthier relationship with food and body.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral?
You can refer yourself into our service, all the contact details for Haumanu Hapū are on the Contact page of our website.
Who do you work with?
Our practitioners work with children, adolescents, adults and whānau.
Are sessions confidential?
We follow professional, ethical, and privacy guidelines to ensure your information is protected.
Do you offer trauma-informed care?
Yes. Trauma-informed and strength-based approaches are central to the way we work.
If you have any Safety Concerns or are in Crisis
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If anyone is in immediate danger phone 111 or go to your nearest emergency hospital department (ED)
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Phone your local Mental Health Crisis Team (CATT) 0800 776 364. This number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Call Healthline 0800 611 1166