Do you feel misunderstood or left behind?

Do you feel alone and powerless?

Do you have strong opinions that you want to share but no one is listening?

Do you feel like violence may be necessary to solve problems?

Are you looking for a way forward?

We're here to listen to you without judgment.

Your Turn to Talk is a private place to talk to someone about whatever is on your mind.

Who we are

Your Turn to Talk is a free and confidential support service for people in New Zealand.

We are a multi-disciplinary team of counsellors, therapists, and engagement workers offering support to individuals and families in New Zealand who may be struggling with or are affected by the present social climate.

When you reach out, you’ll be connected to New Zealand-based counsellors who have been supporting New Zealanders in need for more than 30 years.

Ways to get in touch

Seeking help can be hard. Whether you just need someone to listen, or you are looking to take meaningful steps to change, we are here to support you.

We're here for you

You can text 027 355 7003 to schedule free and confidential support within our working hours Monday to Thursday 9:00-16:30 and Friday 9:00-14:00.

This is not an emergency or crisis line, if this is an emergency please dial 111 or if you require immediate crisis support text or call 1737.

Contact us
Reach out directly

Reach out to us anytime by emailing us at contact@yourturntotalk.org.nz and someone will get back to you the next business day.

Do you want us to reach out to you?

We understand that navigating complex, difficult situations is challenging. If you'd like us to reach out to you, please take a moment to provide your email address below.

Not ready to talk? That’s fine – bookmark this page and save this number 027 355 7003 so that you can reach out when you are ready.

Frequently asked questions

Most popular questions

See our About us page for more information.

Thank you

Thank you for reaching out. We know that it can be difficult to ask for support.

If this is an emergency please dial 111 or if you require immediate crisis support text or call 1737.

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