Our specialist ACC Counsellors are qualified to work with male survivors of sexual abuse and assault. They will talk you through the ACC Sensitive Claims process and walk beside you every step of the way. Your ACC Counsellor can also assist whānau to access support to help them better understand the impacts of sexual abuse and to learn how they can support survivors who may be family members or friends.

Relationship counselling offers a safe and supportive space to talk openly. Whether you’re facing conflict, uncertainty, or just wanting to come in for a relationship 'check-up', our counsellors understand that it’s not always easy to express what’s going on inside. We’re here to make it easier. 

Depression and anxiety can creep in quietly, and is often hidden behind a brave face. It is common for men to carry worries, doubts and trauma in silence while carrying the weight of expectations, responsibilities, and the pressure to "be tough", "harden up", or to “keep it together”. You’re not alone in feeling this way, and today we know that reaching out for help takes courage - it takes real strength to face what’s happening and to choose to do something positive about it.

Our counsellors understand the unique ways men experience, carry, and express distress, and they’re here to walk alongside you with respect and care.

Anger management is not about judgement or blame, nor is it about eliminating anger all together; it is about understanding yourself better, learning how to express anger in a healthy and safe way. 

There are many kinds of addiction. No matter what you are dealing with our counselling team can work with you to better understand an addiction and to understand what is behind it. They can then support you to find healthy ways to reduce or eliminate harmful impacts.