Mental Health Providers in Honolulu, Hawaii

This was my first time going to Planned Parenthood and it was a really pleasant experience! The nurses were nice and made my visit very comfortable. They willingly answered any questions I had and were very professional throughout my appointment. I went in the morning, so there was plenty of parking and not a lot of traffic. I was in and out of there in 30 minutes!

I’m currently in the Army and recently went in to get a new ID card since my previous one was about to expire. I was a walk-in and only waited about 15 minutes before I was seen, which was great considering the queue ahead of me. The staff was friendly, professional, and made the entire process smooth and efficient.

Aloha! I’m a Kupuna (elder) living on the beautiful island of Oahu. I’ve lived with TRD, treatment resistant depression, for over 29 years. It felt like as I aged, navigating each bout of depression became harder. To be honest, I wondered how much longer I could hold on. But as a retired RN with over 40 years of caring for others, I knew I had to care for myself. I couldn’t give up hope. After finding Advanced Psychiatric Therapeutics I’m so glad I kept advocating for myself. During my first zoom consultation with Dr. Jeremy Roberts I could feel how much he cared. His compassion and kindness was evident. After the hard work that Kristen, one of the office angels, put in working with my insurance company, I was approved for Spravato. I’ve since had my 4th session in one of their cozy rooms and I can’t express how much better I feel. After years of working in the field of medicine I know quality health care when I see it, and the care delivered by Dr. Roberts, Kristen, Nicole and Sam at Advanced Psychiatric Therapeutics is top notch. I’m monitored closely by Dr. Roberts, Kristen and Nicole. They check on me frequently, making sure I’m in a good place. Walking in the office feels like walking in a friend’s home, there’s no “doctor office” vibe at all. The most important thing I feel is a sense of safety, knowing that I’m in caring and competent hands. Anyone living with TRD knows that it’s not an easy journey and perfection doesn’t exist. But to have my life back and to see a good future for myself is a true blessing. I am grateful that I have lived long enough to experience this hope and relief from the debilitating effects of depression. I think I can speak for my fellow travelers on this journey when I say, we learn to appreciate life’s simple pleasures in a special way that others may take for granted. Mahalo to Dr. Roberts, Kristen, Nicole, Sam and Trixie for your kind and excellent care. To my fellow travelers, Don’t Give Up. 🌈

Once I got there I was taken care of right away. I didn’t have to pull a number. The clerk was professional and proficient. She was friendly as well. On the website it said they were changing buildings so I went to the City Financial tower but once I got there no one knew where the Vital Records was located. A passerby told me it was back at the Health Department building on Punchbowl. I tried to call but kept getting automated messages. That was quite frustrating. I went to the Punchbowl address gearing I was late for my appointment but I made it in time. Also, the website would not allow me to change the number of death certificates I wanted. The toggle button wouldn’t work. That’s why I had to go in person. Once I got there it went smoothly.

When my oldest daughter was a baby, I lived in the shelter with my mom and my six month old baby back in 1986. All of the staff that worked here was awesome.

I found a psychologist I was interested in via Psychology Today. I called and left a message expressing interest in that particular therapist. I received a phone call back asking me to call or text them back. I texted.

I just came across this post and in California an LMHC is the same as an LPCC. It's a Master's level degree. A PhD trains for 4-5 years, passes comprehensives, writes a dissertation which most often is testing a hypothesis, with a comprehensive literature review, the experiment, results and statistics to address it's validity. This has to pass a committee. Then when the PhD is awarded there is often more supervision. It's 3000 hours of supervision in total to become a PhD. In California it is the license and number which must be displayed on a business card e.g. Alice Miller, PhD, PSY 11111. It is unethical to indicate by omission or commission the LICENSE that is earned.

They are ridiculous. They just got a huge federal grant to help people and they don’t help. You need to be finally stable to get help! Make that make sense?!! As a parent that is not on any snap or section 8 , working and having a hardship from losing my child as well on top of having a hard time finding a full time job. That is not enough income to qualify. I’m actually not sustainable she said. Unreal after being nosey of my jobs and my situation she then tells me my bills are about the same as my income. What a joke that’s why people like me needs help. I wouldn’t be asking if i had 2-3 months saved up . They need to get investigated.

As a former "patient" of this "medical facility" I STRONGLY urge anyone struggling with mental health needs to seek help elsewhere. The staff here treated me like a criminal. I was left in a concrete cell block with big metal doors and a small plastic box as a bed. The staff repeatedly denied me any form of human contact or even an explanation as to why I was being treated that way. Cruel and inhumane treatment of someone who just needed help. Honestly I hope this place burns to the ground. Save yourself, this place will make you suicidal.