These are smartphone apps and websites which may be a useful tool to help understand and manage a health problem. The apps are reviewed in partnership with Health Navigator (www.healthnavigator.org.nz)
These are smartphone apps and websites which may be a useful tool to help understand and manage a health problem. The apps are reviewed in partnership with Health Navigator (www.healthnavigator.org.nz)
For the past 19 years our counsellors have been helping callers to find solutions to their problems, equipping them with the tools they need to deal with situations now and in the future.
An app for people wanting to keep track of their drinking habits and alcohol consumption.
A chatbot for young people (13–24 years old) to help them manage their worries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
These video clips were developed with Dr. Ihirangi Heke, Toi Tangata and Te Papa Takaro o Te Arawa.
A New Zealand based wellbeing tool to help people cope with stressful life experiences through support with problem solving.
An app for people wanting to learn relaxation breathing techniques to manage stress and anxiety.
Access a map full of breastfeeding and child friendly locations in your pocket. Anywhere. Anytime.
When we are anxious or depressed it can change the way we think, feel and act. Dealing with the tough times can be hard but you’re not alone. Take a small step by getting ideas or support on how to take care of yourself and others.
An app aimed at anyone wanting to keep track of how much alcohol they drink and how often.
We'll go to the doctor when we feel flu-ish or a nagging pain. So why don't we see a health professional when we feel emotional pain: guilt, loss, loneliness?
An app that provides information about alcohol and breastfeeding. It contains official recommendations from the NZ Ministry of Health.
An app to help you find out what’s in the food you’re eating, so you can make simple switches to healthier options.
The Healthline service has operated in Aotearoa for more than 20 years. In addition, there are key new services supporting the Government’s COVID response.
Our purpose is to support Pasifika families and communities to unleash their full potential and have the best possible health and wellbeing outcomes.
Like Minds, Like Mine is a public awareness programme to increase social inclusion and end discrimination towards people with experience of mental illness or distress.
Practical mindfulness tools taught by young people through a Māori worldview with honest kōrero, humour and shared stories.
Modern Motherhood; we’re supposed to have it all, the career, the family and the life! But how do we make it work?
Whatever it is, we’re here. Free call or free text 1737 any time, 24 hours a day. You’ll get to talk to (or text with) a trained counsellor or talk to a peer support worker. Our service is completely free.
A free New Zealand based tool that helps you think, plan and find the resources and strategies that work for you and your growing family to stay healthy and happy during this important time.
An app by the University of West of England to help people cope with anxiety.
An app for children, adolescents and adults who want to practice mindfulness and meditation.
To help New Zealanders cope with stress and disruption during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Short documentaries and tools focused on men’s mental wellbeing.
Simple tools to help patients with coping, relaxation, distraction, and positive thinking.
WellSouth’s Low-Cost Food & Transport maps were developed as an online resource showing affordable (free or lower cost) food and transport options available for communities in our Southern Region.
Youthline is a "with youth, for youth" organisation that supports young people throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. We have been providing support to Kiwis aged between 12-24 years for more than 50 years.