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Support from a Registered Psychologist using a warm and collaborative approach

Therapy and workshops in Nelson, NZ

Wildflower Psychology specialises in therapy and psychological support for reproductive and women’s health concerns. Our practice offers evidence-based and holistic support with particular expertise in maternal mental health, serving mothers and birth-givers throughout their journey—from conception and pregnancy through postpartum and beyond.

Lydia Stallard

Kia ora,

Welcome to Wildflower Psychology. As a registered psychologist and mother of two boys, I’ve created a practice that supports women through life’s most significant transitions.

My work focuses particularly on the complex journey of motherhood and matrescence. I offer specialised psychological care for a range of challenges including anxiety, burnout, depression, relationship struggles, birth trauma and pelvic health concerns. I also provide generalised therapy for women’s health and wellbeing.

I believe true wellbeing (hauora) requires looking at the whole person, not just isolated symptoms. That’s why I collaborate with physiotherapists, health coaches, GPs, and nutrition experts to create comprehensive support tailored specifically to you.

Taking the first step toward therapy can feel daunting. I create a warm, judgment-free environment where your experiences are heard and validated. Together, we’ll develop practical strategies that honor your unique circumstances and move you toward a life that feels authentic and fulfilling.

Every person’s journey is different. Rather than applying one-size-fits-all approaches, I draw from evidence-based therapies and current research to create a personalised path forward that respects your individual needs, values and goals

Find out more

Therapy

Online and in-person therapy in a safe and nurturing environment.

Workshops & Education

Mental health and wellbeing courses and workshops

Specialities

  • Perinatal anxiety and depression
  • Stress, anxiety, low mood and burnout
  • Self-doubt, self-criticism and worry
  • Trauma, including traumatic birth experiences
  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome and gut issues
  • Reproductive wellbeing

How does therapy work?

1

Get in touch with me, and I will call you for a free 10 minute chat about what’s been going on for you. Your GP can also refer you if you prefer

2

If I am the right person to work with you, we will schedule in a time to meet. If I’m not, I will do my best to point you in the right direction

3

In our first meeting together, I would like to get to know you, and work through what’s been bothering you. We will discuss what to expect from therapy. Most of the practical “work” won’t start until after the first session

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