

What do we do?
We are a phone counselling service with the ability to offer some face to face appointments in Christchurch.
We are available for anyone who is experiencing a problem related to methamphetamine – those that use and those who have concerns regarding someone else’s use. Service users are assigned their own Counsellor and can be supported at any stage of their journey.
The MHT is staffed by an experienced team of AOD Counsellors. The service has been established for over 5 years and has proved to be very popular with service users due to the high level of confidentiality it offers alongside very flexible delivery options.
Brochure
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Help and support with cutting down and/or staying off
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Support for reducing the harm caused by methamphetamine use
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Advice on how to prepare for detox, manage cravings and relapse prevention
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Information on all the treatment options and referrals to AOD agencies if needed
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Self-help material designed specifically for ‘P’ users
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A call-back service – where we will call regularly at a time/day that suits the client
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Case management – a designated Worker from start to finish
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Cultural support
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Txt service – on-going support via phone, txt or email
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Support for those concerned about another’s methamphetamine use by developing strategies to cope with the negative consequences.
Our services:



How to contact us:


Looking for help? Phone us at:
0800 METH HELP
(0800 638 443)
For any inquiries, phone CCS on:
03 338 4437
For other services, our referral form is available on the REFERRALS page and can be emailed to: mht@odysseychch.org.nz
or faxed to 03 338 7427.
Alternatively, you can fill in the form below.
The Meth Help Team is not a 24-7 service. If you need immediate support, please phone the Alcohol Drug Helpline on 0800 787 797
How can we help you?



Who are we?
We are available for anyone who is experiencing a problem related to methamphetamine – those that use and those who have concerns regarding someone else’s use. Clients of our service are assigned their own counsellor and can be supported at any stage of their journey.
Hear from our clinicians:


I am passionate about supporting our whaiora and their whanau as they navigate meth addiction and move towards recovery. I have a lived experience with meth addiction, having used meth for 16 years and experienced multiple incarcerations.
Today, I am proud to say that I have been clean for 11 years. I hold a degree in counselling and am a qualified AOD practitioner. My journey enables me to connect deeply with our whaiora and offer them hope and guidance on their path to recovery. - Sara


This is my eighth year with Meth Help, a position of which I am just as passionate about today as I was when I joined 8 years ago.
I have had my own lived journey with Meth addiction, my motivation for stopping was both my children and my husband. I feel privileged to support people in their own journey of self-discovery as they navigate change.
- Julie