Natasha Burgess
Clinical and Neuropsychologist
Helping individuals, families and companies to achieve their best
Services
Clinical and Neuropsychology
Clinical Psychology
Clinical psychologists assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of mental health and behavioural difficulties, working closely with clients and their whānau. They provide evidence-based therapies, contribute to multidisciplinary teams, and support recovery across diverse communities. Their role also extends to research, supervision, and programme development, promoting psychological well-being at individual, family, and community levels.
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Consultation
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Assessment
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Treatment
Fees: $220 p/hour + GST
Neuropsychological Assessments
Neuropsychologists in New Zealand specialise in understanding how brain function affects thinking, emotions, and behaviour. In private practice, they provide detailed assessments of memory, attention, language, and problem‑solving to clarify the impact of neurological conditions, injuries, or developmental conditions. They work closely with clients, whānau, and other professionals to guide treatment planning, rehabilitation, and strategies that support everyday wellbeing.
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Consultation
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Assessment
Treatment
Fees: $220 p/hour + GST
About
Natasha is a senior Clinical and Neuropsychologist with several years of experience working in various settings, including hospital and medical outpatient clinics, the defence force, brain injury and rehabilitation services, and employee wellness settings, as well as running her own private practice.
Natasha has an interest in working with late adolescence, adults, and older persons and provides supervision to colleagues.
Her interests are within the assessment and treatment of mood and anxiety disorders, OCD, adjustment to changes post medical intervention, relationship challenges, trauma-related disorders, as well as somatic and functional conditions.
Natasha can support you with neuropsychological assessments and the treatment of concussion, traumatic brain injury and other neurological disorders resulting in cognitive changes and/or psychological distress.
Her treatment approach is integrative, and interventions are grounded in a cognitive-behavioural therapy framework, with other therapeutic modalities used, including transactional analysis, motivational interviewing, grief therapy, narrative therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing).
Contact
Address: Orewa Town Centre, Orewa 0931, New Zealand
Tel: +64 272660612
Email: [email protected]
Hours of operation: Limited availability
Links
The following links have useful physical and mental health information:
Online Health Information - NZ health information | Health Navigator NZ
Online Mental Health Information - https://mentalhealth.org.nz/
What psychologists do? - The New Zealand Psychologists Register – Psychologists Board
What does a psychologist do? - APS (psychology.org.au)
HDC Rights - Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights - Health and Disability Commissioner (hdc.org.nz)
Disclaimer
If you are in an immediate crisis, please contact 111
Alternatively contact your local Mental Health Crisis Service.
Contact details for services in your area of residence can be found at the following link:
Crisis assessment teams | Ministry of Health NZ
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