Nishi Rai-Parkhill

Clinical Psychologist

182 Great South Road, Papakura

Profile

Nishi is New Zealand trained and has extensive experience working in adult mental health. She has worked in mental health services both in Christchurch and overseas (London, NHS) and has experience in supervising other therapists, students, mental health professionals and other like groups. Nishi has been in private practice for 17 years and offers psychological treatments and consultations for a wide range of issues. In her work, Nishi uses evidence based therapies to help people build on their individual strengths, get back to their normal selves and optimise their personal and work functioning.

Expertise

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Depression
Stress
Worry/anxiety
Self-esteem/low self-confidence issues
Adjustment to life changes
Grief
Relationship/interpersonal stressors
Work-related problems
Chronic pain conditions and pain management issues

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Therapy approaches

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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT)
Mi-CBT (CBT integrated with mindfulness
Schema focused therapy

Qualifications

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MA (with distinction)
Diploma Clinical Psychology, University of Canterbury, 1996

Affiliations

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Member of the New Zealand College of Clinical Psychologists
MBPS (u.k)
Registered ACC provider

Book with Nishi

Please outline briefly what you would like help with; we will endeavour to contact you within 24 hours for a free phone consultation, if we can’t help you we can do our best to point you in the right direction.

availability

Currently not accepting new clients.

Locations

The Central Collective Therapy & Consult Rooms, Selwyn Centre, 182 Great South Road, Papakura

Hours

Flexible

Rate

$170 per session

Thanks for your enquiry, we will endeavour to contact you within 24 hours for a free 15 minute phone consultation.

Please note that we are not an emergency service, in the event of an emergency please call 111. If you need to talk to someone urgently you can see your GP or phone one of the following helplines.

Lifeline: 0800 543 354
Youthline: 0800 376 633

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