Depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions can make life feel hard. If you feel alone or don’t know where to turn, help is here. At Hawaiʻi Pacific Health, our mental health experts are here to listen, support you, and help you feel better. Behavioral health services are provided during care at our medical centers and in our outpatient clinics for patients needing ongoing care. 

There's no “one-size-fits-all” approach to mental health care. Our experienced team of mental health professionals work with you to provide compassionate care and develop a treatment plan that best fits your needs.

Our psychologists and psychiatrists help individuals and families who are experiencing personal, emotional, or social difficulties. We offer treatment for:

• Mood disorders
• Stress-related problems
• Phobias
• Panic and anxiety disorders 
• Serious mental illness

• Psychiatric and psychological services provided at the bedside while in the medical center.
• Treating the depression, anxiety, and fears that may have an impact on your medical treatment.
• Reducing the stress that you may face with serious or chronic medical conditions.
• Establishing positive behaviors in support of your health and medical treatment.
• Guiding you through the sense of loss and grief you or your family may face with serious illness.
• Around-the-clock support for patients in the hospital or Emergency Departments.

Our outpatient behavioral health services are provided by multidisciplinary teams of psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs), and advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs).

Services include:

• Psychiatric consultation and medication management.
• Individual and family psychotherapy health services.
• Group therapy and family support.
• Care coordination with your primary care physician or medical specialists.

If you or your family member is a patient, simply ask your doctor for a referral.

Your physician can call us to request behavioral health services for you if you are hospitalized with us, receiving treatment in the emergency room or in one of our outpatient clinics.