19/01/2026
Ready to focus on your wellbeing?
If you’re looking to kick-start positive changes for your health and wellbeing, our dedicated Health & Wellbeing team members are here to support you and your whānau.
They can work with you to set achievable, realistic goals and support the lifestyle changes you’ve been meaning to make, helping you build a healthier, more balanced you for 2026 and beyond.
Our Health Improvement Practitioner, Health Coach, and Awhi Ora Support Workers offer practical, personalised wellbeing support. Their services are completely FREE for enrolled patients and they are available when you need them — often on the same day!
To book an appointment, please speak with your GP or ask at Reception.
Andrea Smith - Health Improvement Practitioner (HIP)
Andrea can support patients of all ages with:
Stress and anxiety
Depression
Grief
Sleep
Drugs and alcohol
Chronic pain
Healthy lifestyle choices (diet, exercise, quitting smoking)
Fatigue and headaches
Family violence
Medically unexplained symptoms
Long term health conditions
Relationship problems
Children with behaviour issues
Youth mental health
To book an appointment, please speak with your GP or ask at Reception.
Sanne Morgan - Health Coach (HC)
Sanne can support patients aged 18+ with:
Making positive lifestyle changes
Weight management
Understanding, managing and reducing risk of long term conditions e.g (pre-)diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol
Healthy eating and physical activity
Taking medications as prescribed
Managing stress
Developing action plans and goal setting
Quitting smoking/vaping
Providing referrals to smoking/vaping cessation support
Providing referrals to Green Prescription
To book an appointment, please speak with your GP or ask at Reception.
Awhi Ora support workers
Awhi Ora offer support to patients aged 18+. They are available to meet with patients in the community to support with:
Emotional and mental wellbeing
Physical health and healthy lifestyle
Housing and Work and Income
Social engagement
Paid work
Money matters
Family/whānau issues
Managing drug use, drinking or gambling
Cultural reconnection
Book an appointment with our HIP or HC first who will refer you. Alternatively, you can fill out a self-referral form at reception.