Indigo assessment and counselling can help you if you are limited in any way by learning, behavioural or emotional difficulties.It is uncomfortable and sometimes painful to be different in our New Zealand culture. We assist individuals to name their strengths. The more you know about yourself the better informed your choices can be.
    

Parents

Are you a parent with an unhappy, angry, withdrawn, obsessive, argumentative, under performing child or teenager? You can gain helpful and practical information with interventional support.

Teachers and educational specialists

Are you a teacher or educational specialist who is responsible for a child or teenager who shows ‘problematic’ and/or ‘unresponsive’ behaviours? We can provide valuable information and effective strategies that will make a positive difference.

Medical professionals and other support groups

Do you know a family with a child, teenager or young adult who is limited by anxiety, depression, learning or behavioural problems? We provide a wide range of assessments to meet diverse needs including skilled follow-up, counselling, and advocacy which facilitates positive change.

Especially for adults

Are you seeking support for one of the following?

  • Are you an adult who would like to know more about how you learn?
  • Do you want to identify your strengths?
  • Do you want to develop parenting skills?
  • Are you concerned about any addictive or ‘problematic’ behaviours e.g. anxiety, depression etc?

We provide ongoing skilled and tailor-made assistance.

 Effective Study Programme
See “Services Available” for full information
Next Courses:
Year 9,10: 12/13/14 July
Year 11,12,13: 14/15/16 July
Follow Up April Course: 17 July
Location: 541a Remuera Rd
Cost: $450.00
Deposit: $50.00
Bookings: phone Jeanette 444 6859

Special Learning Needs  

Behavioural and Emotional Needs

  • Sadness
  • Withdrawn
  • Anger
  • School Refusal
  • Unmotivated
  • Obsessive
  • Mood Swings

Research
A joint research is taking place at Indigo Assessment and Counselling with Mimi Wellisch, a PHD student at Macquarie University, Australia. The research is investigating the connection between children’s attachment styles, their problems and behaviours and their IQ.