Licence Verified
Registration documents checked before practitioners are approved.
Finding the right support shouldn’t be the hardest part.
Find a practitioner to fit your needs in under 2 minutes.
Three steps, and none of them are a search box.
No filters to configure, no waiting for a form to be reviewed.
About two minutes
01
Tell us what you need
Few questions in plain language. Skip anything that feels like too much.
Straight away
02
See top matches
Not a lot to look at. Only the top practitioners matched to your preferences, each with a line on why they came up.
You pick the time
03
Book a first conversation
Nothing charged by the platform. Only the practitioners fee, paid directly to them.
You're not the only one starting here
Most people arrive after weeks of open tabs and half-read profiles. You don't need the right words, a diagnosis, or a plan — just a few honest answers.
We read them, match them against how each practitioner actually works, and hand you three names. Nothing you write is shared until you pick someone.
You don't have to know what you need yet.
Real People, Real Checks
Every profile is reviewed by a person before being listed on FindAMind.
Join as a practitionerMatched, Not Featured
Nobody pays for priority placement. Every recommendation is based on fit, ensuring practitioners are shown because they may be right for you, not because they paid to be seen.
Reviewed Regularly
Credentials and client feedback reviewed regularly.
Questions people ask
The ones that come up before anyone starts.
No. “I'm not sure yet” is a valid answer to every question we ask.
Matching is free. Each practitioner sets and lists their own fee before you book.
Yes, at any point. Ask for new matches and the first conversation stays free.
Only you, until you send a request. Practitioners see what you share, when you share it.
Both. You tell us which you prefer and we only match accordingly.
It isn't, but, if you or someone else is experiencing a mental health crisis, to see a list of the New Zealand Crisis Helpline Numbers. If you are in immediate danger, Call 111
