Sensitive Claims
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ACC Sensitive Claims: Specialist Support for Abuse Survivors
If you’ve suffered sexual abuse, assault, or trauma, ACC provides fully-funded counselling, therapy, and support – but 60% of sensitive claims face unnecessary delays or denials without expert advocacy.
What Qualifies as an ACC Sensitive Claim?
We help survivors access cover for:
✔ Sexual abuse/assault (childhood or adult)
✔ Psychological trauma (PTSD, anxiety, depression)
✔ EMDR, CBT, and other ACC-funded therapies
✔ Lost income due to mental injury
✔ Support services (safety planning, case management)
"After ACC rejected my childhood abuse claim twice, an ACC advocate from the supplied list secured 80 therapy sessions and backdated payments." – Sandra, Auckland
Why ACC Denies Sensitive Claims (And How We Fix It)
Common refusal reasons we overturn:
✖ "Insufficient evidence" – We work with therapists to document trauma
✖ "No physical injury" – We prove mental injury under DSM-5 criteria
✖ "Historical abuse" – We overcome time limit objections
✖ "Not NZ-related" – We advocate for overseas survivors now living here
Your ACC Sensitive Claim Entitlements
You may qualify for:
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Up to 80 therapy sessions (with approved providers)
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Psychiatric care (medication management, specialist reports)
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Weekly compensation (if unable to work)
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Vocational support (return-to-work plans)
Our Trauma-Informed Claim Process
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Confidential consultation – No details shared without consent
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Therapist matching – We connect you with ACC-approved specialists
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Evidence preparation – Psych assessments, GP records, impact statements
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Application/appeal – We handle all ACC communication
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Ongoing support – 87% success rate for sensitive claim appeals
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