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Rongoā Māori Support Service

Rongoā Māori support is an additional service that can be added to your EAP membership.

Ensuring your staff are happy and healthy at work is the core purpose of the EAP Services programme. Ensuring people have cultural support is also important to many organisations. Understanding different world views on health and wellbeing is vital and while western medical customs have a place in the healing process, so does traditional medicine. Our Rongoā Māori Support Services is focused on providing Health Professionals for Māori clients. When our kiritaki are looking for more of a traditional approach to health and wellbeing we are able to provide Rongoā Māori Support Services. 
We have initiated this service to benefit staff who need support from a Te Ao Māori (Māori worldview) lens.

Rongoā Māori is a traditional Māori medicine approach – a system of healing that is passed on through the ages. It comprised diverse practices and an emphasis on all dimensions of health. Rongoā can include but is not limited to; herbal remedies, physical therapies such as massage and manipulation, spiritual healing, and supportive talking therapies.

To access Rongoā Māori in your rohe (region) please contact EAP Services National Call Centre on 0800 327 669 to book an appointment. The process for booking is the same as our other EAP service offerings. Ask you staff member to ask for a Rongoā appointment, the Rongoa provider will contact the staff member to confirm a suitable time to meet.

To add the Rongoā Māori Support Services to your contract, simply complete the form below, accept the additional terms and return this form to account management team/ key account manager and you’re ready to be set up. EAP Services Limited will provide Rongoā Māori Service in addition to the General Service Terms and Conditions in your agreement on an ‘as and when required’ basis to: Support the organisation and their staff by working in partnership to provide an alternative method of treatment aligning more with Te Ao Māori (Māori worldviews) and enhanced cultural support.