Anna Keyter | Counsellor
| 28 Elgin Street - Grey Lynn 1021 Auckland |
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Counselling Auckland
Hi, my name is Anna. I work with children and adults, couples and adolescents both in-office (in Grey Lynn Auckland) and online.
My clients may present with a range of issues such as:
- Mood: anxiety, depression, stress, anger, burnout, motivation
- Relationship issues: conflict, break ups, communication, affairs and sexuality
- Life issues: Insecurity, self esteem, procrastination, feeling stuck, isolation, social phobia
I started a private practice in 2012 as a trauma counsellor whilst working as a play therapist/counsellor at a number of NGOs.
My professional registrations include: Provisional MNZAC, GANZ, ANZMH, ISHMO.
Send me a message if you want to improve your mood, relationship or a life issue.
Qualifications and registrations
- Provisional MNZAC
- GANZ
- ANZMH
- ISHMO (Ishmo in progress)
Registrations
Therapies offered
Areas of counselling I can help with
- ✓ Post-traumatic stress disorder
- ✓ Relationship issues
- ✓ Sleep problems
- ✓ Social phobia
- ✓ Stress
- ✓ Trauma
- ✓ Workplace stress
Fees
Individuals
- In-office counselling 50 Minutes $150
- Online counselling 50 Minutes $115
Couples
- In-office couples counselling 80 Minutes $200
- Online couples counselling 80 Minutes $150
Location
Interview
Read the interview with Anna Keyter below.
Practice
I mainly provide online counselling, however -
I see face to face clients between 9:30 and 3 pm Tuesdays to Fridays:
430 Glenfield Road,
Glenfield,
Auckland
0629
Mondays afternoons from 1 pm (women only)
4 Warnock Street
Grey Lynn
Auckland
Becoming a mother was the most important event in my life. It was amazing to relive new experiences through the eyes of my child.
I enjoy working with people and I am a listener rather than a talker. That quality set me up to be an empathic counsellor.
I enjoy walking a journey with my clients and experience with them their growth and development. That is really meaningful to me.
Observing the bravery of my clients as they often work through deep-seated problems and trusting me to walk that journey with them.
Life
I like the little things. Have a cup of tea with my partner after a long day and enjoying the sunset.
Here - where I am. I love where I am and what I do.
I enjoy work/life balance. I enjoy tramping in New Zealand and travelling.
I am happy around family and friends and my career.
I have a supportive partner and a lovely son. I am very lucky that I also have a supportive family.
After my sister passed away I felt incredibly low for a long time and decided to go for counselling. Initially, I didn't think it was working, luckily I persisted and I managed to work through my grief. It was life-changing.
I started out in other professions, operations, marketing etc. I decided to become a counsellor and I am very happy about my decision.
Inspiration
I grew up at a time when women did not have many rights. In my mind, my mom was a 'powerful' businesswoman. As a young girl, I wanted to be just like my mom. My dad was the first person to employ a woman in a male-dominated position in the company he worked at. So my mom and dad are my greatest inspiration.
The Happiness Trap: Stop Struggling, Start Living
Book by Russ Harris
Iris, directed by Richard Eyre. It is a beautiful love story and an accurate depiction of the development of dementia.
You are not your thoughts, used in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). (Hayes)
To be a 'monkey'. A monkey is grounded (connection to the earth) but can reach the top of the trees (reaching dreams) and still be mischievous (having fun).
Caring deeply.
Be in the moment. You can do that by experiencing sensory information - feel the breeze on your skin, smell the roses and listen to the birds singing.
Don't compare yourself to others and don't believe the 'beautiful perfect lives' others create on social media.
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