Alcohol Addiction Counselling

Alcohol Addiction Counselling

Our confidential outpatient program lasts for six weeks. Our program is designed for working people and rural folk dealing with alcohol addiction. You work One-on-one with a trained alcohol counselor and sober coach. We can work with you outside of Business Hours via zoom.

Addiction Counselling Services Rangiora

Kensington Clinic services Rangiora, Kaiapoi, and North Canterbury. They deal with Alcohol Addiction Counselling. 

Addiction Counselling Services Rolleston

Kensington Clinic services Rolleston, Darfeild, and Selwyn. They deal with Alcohol Addiction Counselling. 

Addiction Counselling Services Gore

Kensington Clinic services Gore and Eastern Southland. They deal with Alcohol Addiction Counselling. 

Addiction Counselling Services Matamata

Kensington Clinic services Matamata and the Waikato. They deal with Alcohol Addiction Counselling. 

Addiction Counselling Services Queenstown

Kensington Clinic services Queenstown and the Otago. They deal with Alcohol Addiction Counselling. 

Addiction Counselling Services West Coast

Kensington Clinic services the West Coast. We Cover Greymouth, Hokitika and Westport. We deal with Alcohol Addiction Counselling

Kensington Clinic services the West Coast. We Cover Ashburton and Mid Canterbury.  

The best and most effective treatment for alcohol addiction in New Zealand involves a comprehensive approach that combines talk therapy and relapse prevention strategies. Talk therapy, often delivered through counseling or psychotherapy, provides individuals with a safe and supportive environment to explore the underlying causes of their addiction.


 It helps patients develop healthier coping mechanisms, manage triggers, and address emotional or psychological challenges contributing to their alcohol use. Relapse prevention focuses on equipping individuals with practical tools and strategies to recognize high-risk situations, build resilience, and establish a sustainable path toward long-term recovery. 


This combined approach not only tackles the physical dependency on alcohol but also fosters emotional well-being and personal growth, making it a well-rounded and efficient method for overcoming addiction in New Zealand.