Hale Na`au Pono

The Intensive Community Treatment program's mission is to provide case management services according to the PACT model (Program for Assertive Community Treatment) that shall manage the symptoms of mental illness, by focusing on the establishment and linkage of supportive-services network in a cultural context that promotes community integration and allows for family and social understanding of mental illness.

Hale Kukunaokala's mission is to provide a culturally appropriate range of services in Psychiatry, nursing, Psychotherapy, and clinical coordination of outpatient services, in order to manage symptoms of mental illness, promote community integration, and meet the needs and desires of the consumer.

Our Outpatient Service provides psychiatric, nursing, psychotherapy, and case-management services.  This service is designed to meet the needs of adults with serious and persistent mental illness and/or substance use dual-diagnosis.

We value the rights, dignity, empowerment, and culture of every person we serve.  Services range from early intervention to intensive outpatient treatment. Our Ho`o Kaulike Service offers a multi-disciplinary approach to the care of individuals with Alcohol and/or Drug addictions.  We believe that every person has the right to be able to assess his or her own health; to air problems honestly in a confidential setting; and to have a responsible clean start.

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Thought-Field Therapy (TFT) is a treatment designed for rapid resolution of symptoms or memories causing distress in a person’s life, often to an extent that the person is hampered from coping with the symptom or memory and fails in properly addressing certain tasks. TFT is a self-treatment that combines tapping of acupuncture treatment points with mental focusing on disturbing symptoms or memories.

The DD/ID Medicaid Waiver Program provides home and community-based care for persons with developmental disabilities and/or intellectual disabilities who would otherwise receive such services in an Intermediate Care Facility for persons with intellectual disabilities (ICF/ID).  The goal of this program is to reduce and prevent unnecessary institutionalization by providing home and community-based services at a cost less than or equal to institutionalization.