EAP Services Limited (Hamilton) — Mental health service in Hamilton City, G1
Address127 Collingwood Street Hamilton 3204, Hamilton City, G1
Phone+64800327669
Websiteeapservices.co.nz
Habit Health EAP offers comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme support across New Zealand, aiming to foster happier, healthier workplaces. They provide wraparound mental health support for emotional, social, physical, and practical needs, delivered by a multidisciplinary team including counsellors, health coaches, physiotherapists, and advisors. Services are accessible face-to-face or online, with digital support available through the habithealth+ app and WellbeingHub. Their approach focuses on empowering individuals to achieve stable, fulfilling lives and is a vital component of workplace wellness programmes. They cater to both individual employees seeking support for personal or work-related challenges and organisations looking to enhance team wellbeing and productivity.
Best for
- Employees seeking EAP support
- Organisations seeking workplace wellness
- Individuals with work or life issues
| Key services | Counselling, Health coaching, Leadership mentoring, Financial guidance, Workplace wellbeing education |
| Tags | eap, employee assistance programme, mental health, workplace wellbeing, counselling, health coaching, habithealth+, new zealand, hamilton, online counselling |
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