In this month's newsletter, EAP look at the effects of deep breathing on physical and mental health and introduce their new app habithealth+.
The Te Tumu Waiora integrated mental health and wellbeing service has been up and running in general practices in Taupō and Tūrangi since July 2019. The response from practices and the community has been overwhelmingly positive.
Read moreWith the Women's Refuge Shielded Site, victims of domestic violence access a shielded portal through which they can contact Women's Refuge and find out how to make a plan to safely get out of a dangerous situation.
Read moreThis service is designed to support a co-response team where mental health clinicians, kaimahi Māori, Police and St John will work together when responding to mental health emergency calls.
View detailsIn addition to Pinnacle MHN primary mental health services, here are some other alternatives that may be available.