Beehyve Health — Mental health service in Onehunga, E7
Address93 Church Street 1061, Onehunga, E7
Phone+6478083080
Websitebeehyve.health
Beehyve Health offers specialised support for adults with ADHD and other neurodivergent experiences across New Zealand. They provide a safe and supportive environment, connecting individuals with practitioners such as GPs, coaches, psychologists, and counsellors. Their approach focuses on understanding each person as an individual, offering empathy, empowerment, and practical strategies to help clients achieve their goals. Beehyve Health supports individuals with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, parenting challenges, trauma, PTSD, executive function difficulties, and LGBTQIA+ concerns. They also offer coaching for personal development, career, and education, alongside clinical support and workplace services.
Best for
- Adults with ADHD
- Neurodivergent individuals
- Individuals seeking coaching
- Organisations seeking workplace support
| Key services | Individual Therapy, Relationship Counselling, Executive Coaching, Parent Coaching, ADHD Assessment, GP Support |
| Tags | adhd, neurodiversity, adult adhd, anxiety, depression, coaching, therapy, assessment, online support, new zealand |
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