Acorn Neurodiversity is a not-for-profit multidisciplinary service for neurodivergent children and young people, with a Greenlane centre on Great South Road.
Acorn Neurodiversity provides specialist support for neurodivergent tamariki and rangatahi through a multidisciplinary model. The Greenlane site is one of several Auckland locations. It is not a GP clinic, not a school and not a crisis mental health service. Families use it when they need tailored neurodiversity support beyond standard classroom or GP pathways.
If you need immediate safety support, contact emergency services or the Auckland Mental Health Crisis Team rather than waiting for a booked consultation.
Services run by appointment. Enquire through the contact buttons on this listing. The organisation aims to respond within two business days. Ask about the free consultation pathway and what information to bring to a first meeting.
Families of neurodivergent children and young people seeking multidisciplinary support in central Auckland. For general GP care, use Greenlane Doctors or One Tree Hill Medical Centre. Acorn Neurodiversity is the specialist neurodiversity service at the Greenlane site.
Bring existing assessments, school reports and a clear list of goals. Confirm parking on site. Ask how sessions are structured and whether parent involvement is expected at each visit.
Compare fees, waiting times and first-visit requirements before you commit. Take previous records where relevant so the appointment is used for care or enrolment, not reconstruction. Parking near Great South Road and Green Lane West is limited at peak times, so allow a buffer on the first trip. If books or classes are full, ask about the waitlist process and whether sibling priority applies. Write down who you spoke to and the date, especially for waitlists, referrals and term enrolments. Confirm cancellation rules and payment methods before you pay a deposit or term fee. Compare fees, waiting times and first-visit requirements before you commit. Take previous records where relevant so the appointment is used for care or enrolment, not reconstruction. More listings are on the Greenlane suburb hub and in the category page. The official page is the service.
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Acorn Neurodiversity Greenlane is a not-for-profit multidisciplinary centre for neurodivergent children and young people on Great South Road.
