About & Services

Services & Prices

  • Consultations for school-age children and teenagers are held at the Positively Psychology office in Greenlane, Auckland. Prior to meeting with your child, an appointment is made with you as parents to discuss your child’s situation and to decide on the most effective and practical way forward. During sessions, younger children are often most comfortable when accompanied by a parent, who can then support them at home as they practise new strategies. A final parent session is arranged at the conclusion of your child’s sessions to discuss progress and plan ongoing support.

    50 minutes

    $253.00 per session

  • Assessments, Reports and Support Plans

    Positively Psychology's educational assessments provide a comprehensive understanding of a child’s learning and well-being. Assessments may include cognitive, academic, behavioural, and emotional measures. 

    Standard educational assessment, report and parent consultations: $2415

    Please contact to discuss the assessment process and appointments.

  • Parenting Consultations - Short format

    Although two 50-minute parent meetings are an integral part of your child's therapy, parents are welcome to arrange one or two-off follow-up sessions at a later stage to further discuss their ongoing support or new challenges as they arise. 

    50 - 75 minutes

    $287.50 per session

    Positive Parenting Courses

    You may prefer to participate in a set of five parenting sessions. The emphasis is on growing self-awareness, recognising the stress response, learning and consolidating practical emotional regulation skills, and building confidence in applying neuroscience to real parenting challenges. 

    5  x 50 minute sessions

    $920

  • Positively Psychology’s offers one-day workshops designed to support practitioners enhance the learning and well-being of young people. Participants in the workshops are introduced to the 7 Dimensions framework and learn about understanding and supporting young people across seven critical aspects of emotional well-being. 

    Workshops are available for groups and organisations by arrangement with Positively Psychology. Please contact for costs and availability.

Location & Appointments

Appointments available Monday to Thursday

Positively Psychology

The Parenting Place

300 Great South Road

Greenlane, Auckland 1051

 

About Jean Annan

Registered Psychologist

Dr Jean Annan is a registered psychologist who works with children and young people as they strengthen their emotional well-being and learning. She has collaborated with schools to optimise the learning and emotional regulation of students throughout Aotearoa New Zealand, developed and delivered university programmes in educational psychology, and worked with government agencies focused on promoting young people’s well-being.

At Positively Psychology, Dr Annan’s practice is grounded in contemporary psychological science, drawing particularly on positive psychology, neuroscience, solution-focused and narrative therapeutic approaches. These evidence-based practices inspire practical strategies that help young people build confidence, resilience, and well-being - both in learning and in life.

Read more from Jean Annan in Publications

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Dr Jean Annan (Registered Psychologist).

About Positively Psychology

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Positively Psychology supports children and young people to build confidence, resilience, and emotional well-being for learning and life.

Positively Psychology's work is grounded in up-to-date psychology and neuroscience, using child-friendly, evidence-based approaches such as solution-focused, narrative, and cognitive therapies. We focus on practical, meaningful change, helping children, families, and schools create supportive patterns that strengthen both well-being and learning.

In both therapeutic work and educational assessments, parents are actively involved. Together, we identify strategies and activities that fit naturally within everyday family life, ensuring that support is consistent, achievable, and sustainable.