My specific interest is around understanding root causes of how behaviors show up and the impact this has on whānau wellbeing, and supporting whānau to explore and make decisions around […]
I’m a Clinical Psychologist with 8 years’ experience working with children, youth, and adults to help them better understand their experience and move towards living a valued and meaningful life, […]
I like to understand your needs and navigate in alignment with your rhythm a way forward. My hope is for there to be intrinsic trust and safety so as talking […]
My counselling experience began as a LifeLine Volunteer Telephone Counsellor which was a perfect opportunity for me to make up my mind if counselling would be my chosen career. I […]
I have worked with young people and adults in the education sector for over 25 years as a teacher, manager, coach and counsellor in both the UK and Aotearoa, NZ. […]
My approach is mainly person-centred combined with therapies such as solution-focus, cross-cultural or narrative in which the problem is taken outside the client to be centred on the client’s needs. […]
Raquel (she/her) is Tangata Tiriti, of Celtic/Norse/Jewish heritage. She acknowledges and celebrates Maori as Tangata Whenua of Aotearoa New Zealand. Therapeutic work has been Raquel’s passion for more than thirty […]
Sallie Dawa has many years experience working as a Clinical Psychologist in the public and private sectors. She has natural curiosity and empathy for clients’ life challenges and she works […]
Wingspan Trust provides professional counselling services to individuals, couples, and families across Auckland. Our registered counsellors are professionally trained to help you make sense of the challenges and emotions you […]
I am a relaxed pluralist counsellor which means I am client focused and tailor the counselling journey to the individual needs of client, alongside the client. I’m committed to ongoing […]
I am dedicated and passionate about helping my clients back on their feet. I am interested in why people do what they do, what’s underlying their problems, and I don’t […]
I identify as tau iwi, she/her and live with my male partner. Together we have a blended family whanau caring for 11 grandchildren, being part of their lives is very […]