Manawatu Psychology - Manawatu Psychology 7 MacArthur Street

We provide assessment and treatment of mild-moderate mental health / psychological concerns for those aged 16+ years. Treatment of Sleep Disorders, Anxiety, Depression and Burnout are our main areas of Specialisation.

Treatment protocols available include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy; Image Rehearsal Therapy for Nightmares; Schema Therapy; ACT; EMDR.

*Current fees will likely be reviewed on a 6 monthly basis

Booking an Appointment

Once you have emailed our service you will be provided a consent form and background form to complete. This gives us consent to see you and to store records for you, and some background to help understand what has led to your current difficulties.

Generally payment will be in advance and you will be able to book into PowerDiary to manage your own bookings. Please bear with us as we work to set this new system up. There may be hiccups, but we will endeavour to minimise the effect this might have on clients.

Our Office Is Dog Friendly

Our office is service and therapy dog friendly. If you have any allergies, fears of dogs or other concerns about a dog being present during your session please let us know in advance.

Cancellations / No shows

Please contact us as soon as any circumstances change and you are unable to make your session.

• If you need to cancel please do so with 24 hour notice. No shows / missing an appointment without notice will be charged at the full fee.
• If you need to cancel due to an emergency we will consider refunds / transfers of fee to another session on a case by case basis.
• If you need to cancel as you have cold and flu symptoms or symptoms including vomiting and diarrhoea you will be offered a telehealth appointment for your session or rescheduling on a case by case basis.
• We retain the right to limit your ability to book new sessions if you have not yet paid for previous sessions.

Complaints

If you have any concerns about how your case / treatment is being handled please try to approach your therapist in the first instance. Otherwise formal complaints or expressions of concern can be laid with the New Zealand Psychology Board.