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Referrals
How to get a referral to see a clinician at Anxiety NZ
If you are worried about the safety of a friend or family member, call the Crisis Team on 0800 800 717 or dial 111 in an emergency. 

Depending on a person's needs and the resources available at Anxiety NZ, the wait to see a psychologist may be 1 - 6 weeks. We may also refer you to another healthcare provider if the primary issue isn't related to anxiety or if a person needs a higher level of support than can be offered.

Please note that prior to all therapy and counselling appointments, there will be a screening process with one of our clinicians so that we are able to determine the best service and resources for your personal situation.

HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

Healthcare Professionals can refer patients to Anxiety NZ by downloading the referral form below, using your own form, or referring through your Practice Management System. (ie. CareSelect / Healthlink / Medtech to Anxiety New Zealand Trust. EDI: anxietyt)

Download Referral Form
Email completed forms to reception at Anxiety NZ
WHĀNAU/FAMILY REFERRALS

You can complete a referral form for a family member, provided they have consented to receive support.

Email completed forms to reception at Anxiety NZ
SELF-REFERRAL

To enquire about making an appointment for yourself, please fill out the self-referral form below.

(Note: We may also ask for a referral from a health professional alongside a self-referral. If you have seen a healthcare professional for mental health support within the last six months, please ask them to send a referral to Anxiety NZ for you.)

Email completed forms to reception at Anxiety NZ
Need Immediate Help?

If you are worried about the safety of a loved one, or someone else, you can call the Crisis Team on 0800 800 717 or dial 111 in an emergency. 

Do you need support? Yellow Brick Road is a national organisation that provides support for whānau who have a loved one experiencing mental health challenges. 

For more information about helping family / whānau visit mentalhealth.org.nz