亚裔心理健康服务
亚裔心理健康服务 （Asian Wellbeing Services，简称AWS） 是亚裔家庭服务中心的一部分。它成立于2016年，提供专业和保密的心理咨询，并提供为亚裔社区量身定做的讲座和课程。
提供多语种、并且与您文化相适应的服务
费用可能因服务类型而异（120-210纽币+消费税）
每位心理咨询师的收费标准不同，请参考页面下方的‘团队介绍’。
亚裔心理健康服务的业务包括以下这些：
亚裔心理健康服务 （Asian Wellbeing Services，简称AWS） 是亚裔家庭服务中心的一部分。它成立于2016年，提供专业和保密的心理咨询，并提供为亚裔社区量身定做的讲座和课程。
提供多语种、并且与您文化相适应的服务
费用可能因服务类型而异（120-210纽币+消费税）
每位心理咨询师的收费标准不同，请参考页面下方的‘团队介绍’。
亚裔心理健康服务的业务包括以下这些：
Repeal and replace the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 so that it reflects a human rights-based approach, promotes supported decision-making, aligns with the recovery and wellbeing model of mental health, and provides measures to minimise compulsory or coercive treatment.
Providing feedback to He Ara Oranga wellbeing outcomes framework
Asian Family Services (AFS) and Platform Trust were funded to conduct a study to explore ways in which mainstream mental health and addiction (MH&A) providers and Asian specific MH&A providers can work together to better respond to the needs of Asian people in New Zealand.
As part of a MoH-funded research project, AFS has produced a booklet to help people manage issues associated with gambling, smoking, alcohol, drugs and emotional distress, available in four language versions: English, Chinese, Korean and Hindi.
The survey conducted by Asian Family Services about Wellington Chinese psychological health survey.
AFS and Dr. Andrew Zhu conducted the survey with Asian people has released the findings. The findings showed that Asians in New Zealand are experiencing depression, stigma, and other mental health issues. The research also has shown Asian wellbeing levels.
使用健康疗法、同伴互助和药物治疗这些支持和服务是维持我们精神健康的重要手段。
您也许是第一次了解这些服务，希望使用这些服务或者通过了解服务从而调整一些已经建立的自我健康方案，从而更好的应对发生在自己身上的情绪问题。
新西兰疫情警戒级别的下调可能会让你产生一些复杂的情绪变化。一方面你也许会因为能够回归到正常的生活轨道（比如可以和家人亲友正常团聚）而感到兴奋。另一方面，伴随着回到嘈杂纷乱的现实世界中，你也许会出现焦虑的情绪甚至不堪负重的感觉。在生活中，需要我们引起注意的是：“好的变化”也可能会影响到我们的身心健康。有的时候，这些“好的变化”甚至可能会让我们产生害怕的感觉。
卫生部拨款，以亚裔帮助热线为平台，由亚裔家庭服务中心为亚裔社区提供有关COVID-19相关信息的翻译及心理辅导工作
The Code of Expectations sets how health and disability service providers and organisations will involve, share decision making and work effectively in partnerships with consumers/whānau. It is essential that health and disability providers apply the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in every engagement with consumers/whānau.
Long-Term Insights Briefings are think pieces that identify and explore issues that matter for the future wellbeing of the people of New Zealand. They provide information about medium and long-term trends, risks and opportunities, and explore options on how best to respond. They are not government policy.
The Social Cohesion Strategic Framework's shared vision “All people, whānau and communities thrive, belong and are respected in Aotearoa New Zealand.”.
Repeal and replace the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 so that it reflects a human rights-based approach, promotes supported decision-making, aligns with the recovery and wellbeing model of mental health, and provides measures to minimise compulsory or coercive treatment.
This bill provides for a new structure and new accountability arrangements for the publicly-funded health system, in order to protect, promote, and improve the health of all New Zealanders.
A socially inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand where ethnic communities are empowered to contribute their skills, culture and voice”
Providing feedback to He Ara Oranga wellbeing outcomes framework
The survey conducted by Asian Family Services about Wellington Chinese psychological health survey.
AFS and Dr. Andrew Zhu conducted the survey with Asian people has released the findings. The findings showed that Asians in New Zealand are experiencing depression, stigma, and other mental health issues. The research also has shown Asian wellbeing levels.
This report presents contemporary information on the health and wellbeing of secondary school students in New Zealand who have an Asian identity. The report is based on findings from the Youth19 Rangatahi Smart Survey, the fourth in a series of secondary school surveys conducted in 2019, 2012, 2007 and 2001.
新西兰疫情警戒级别的下调可能会让你产生一些复杂的情绪变化。一方面你也许会因为能够回归到正常的生活轨道（比如可以和家人亲友正常团聚）而感到兴奋。另一方面，伴随着回到嘈杂纷乱的现实世界中，你也许会出现焦虑的情绪甚至不堪负重的感觉。在生活中，需要我们引起注意的是：“好的变化”也可能会影响到我们的身心健康。有的时候，这些“好的变化”甚至可能会让我们产生害怕的感觉。
有自杀想法的人常常会有很深的孤独感，他们往往会觉得自己的离开对家人、朋友来说是一种解脱。关心他们的亲友如果在这个时候可以给他们一些支持，可以帮助他们找到走出心理困境的出口