Best treatment center i've ever been. The staff is incredible, groups as well. I loved the homemade…read moremeals and lunch outings. I've met some of my closest friends here who are people I will cherish forever. The property is stunning, management and the program director are some of the best people i've ever met. I cannot thank the people from Ai Pono enough because in them I have found true sustainable recovery. Dr. Anita Johnson bring life changing ways of thinking about tackling an eating disorder and has influenced my recovery so very much. Thank you to everyone at Ai Pono I will always be infinitely grateful for this center.

I want to begin by saying that I do not believe this is a bad place in any way. In fact, this has…read morebeen the most helpful place I've ever experienced. The staff here are among the kindest, most supportive people I've met. They were always willing to help, no matter the situation. I truly believe my experience does not reflect the staff as a whole. Today, I was administratively discharged. While I won't go into all the details due to the ongoing investigation, I need to express that I was deeply hurt by how one individual handled the situation. My concern lies not with the staff who work directly with residents--they were amazing--but with the higher-ups, particularly the director. I take full responsibility for my actions and acknowledge that there were aspects of the situation I could have handled better. However, I was told that my discharge stemmed from an "accusation" rather than the actual facts of the situation, which made me feel that the staff member's negligence wasn't adequately considered in the decision-making process. This left me feeling like the situation was handled unfairly. I'm not angry with the staff member whose actions contributed to the situation. I genuinely believe they acted with the best of intentions, even though there was miscommunication and misunderstandings. But during this ordeal, I was in shock and panic, and response I was given was completely unempathetic. She accused me of being untruthful, gave conflicting information to my parents, and took a very black-and-white approach to a situation that was far more complex. Her handling felt disorganized and dismissive, and I felt abandoned by leadership when I needed clarity, empathy, and support the most. One of the most disappointing aspects of this experience was the lack of transitional support. The higher-ups offered no assistance during my transition out of the program, leaving me feeling unsupported and unsure of what to do next. This program should have had a clear plan in place to help residents transition out in such difficult situations, but unfortunately, that was not the case. Despite everything, I cannot emphasize enough how incredible the rest of the staff were. They felt more like a family than an organization. For example, one staff member sat with me helping me make goodbye bracelets, providing emotional support during such a vulnerable moment. Another helped me pack up my things, offering both physical and emotional assistance. These acts of kindness meant the world to me. Luana, the head nurse, I will always love her she's --straightforward, professional, and always there when I needed support. Jesse, despite some misunderstandings, showed me compassion and understanding. Alexis, Emma, Lauren, and so many others consistently went ABOVE and BEYOND to offer me both emotional and physical support. The impact these staff members had on me is beyond words. They made me feel seen, heard, and truly cared for, and that support has been life-changing. Their empathy and kindness will always remain in my heart. Throughout my time here, I have grown and healed significantly, thanks to the amazing staff. My discharge doesn't change the fact that this program is full of caring, capable people who genuinely want to help others. Unfortunately, one person's actions overshadowed the incredible work done by everyone else here. The way the leadership handled this incident, combined with the lack of support during my transition, is an issue that needs to be addressed. I'm currently working on connecting with a therapist, since the higher-ups didn't offer me support in transitioning out of the program. But despite this, I'm incredibly grateful to the staff who stood by me and helped me through this difficult time. This program is extraordinary, and the people here are truly life-changing. I just hope that this experience can lead to positive changes, in leadership, so that future residents can receive the same level of care from leadership that I received from the all of the amazing staff and people who never gave up on me , thank you .

I've been talking to Susan for over a decade. She's a good listener, and is not judgmental. What…read morestarted out as marriage counseling has graduated to more of "life coaching". We started in-person on Maui, but have moved to FaceTime as I relocated to the mainland. We have a good rapport. Things are so much better for me now, I've learned and developed a lot. I highly recommend her care!

dr. susan changed my life. listens to me and guides me to a better outlook on life…read more my relationships with my friends and family have gotten way better

Mark is very professional, blunt (which I appreciate), and considerate, and because of him I was…read moreable to get a diagnosis that allows me to get the help I need finally after ten plus years of homelessness. From my experience with Dr.Mark if hypothetically your wife gave you his number for couples counseling or something like that and was blunt about there being no chance, then your wife probably told you the same thing and you don't know how to listen. It was extremely comfortable in his office and pleasant in the waiting area.

Probably the worst phone conversation I've ever had. Was given his number by my wife to pursue…read moremarriage counseling and he proclaimed that that ship has sailed and she doesn't want to fix things. Don't waste your time calling him, very unprofessional. Pretty sensitive subject to be harsh about. Retire Mark.

Dr. George Friedman needs a Therapist. I really Trusted him…read more& I did all I could to re pay his assistance during a crisis in my life. With no explanation he no longer spoke to me. This kind of behavior happens in High School, adults & certainly professionals should not behave in such a manner. I have found this behavior very hurtful & bewildering.

One psychiatrist prescribed me gabapentin for anxiety and to help with my heroin addiction cravings…read moreand when I asked for another non-narcotic shot vivitrol she told me she didn't know what it was and started laughing. Also she prescribed me high blood pressure meds for anxiety when I have medically diagnosed low blood pressure and put me on Abilify after I explained I get really negative reactions to it. Worst psychiatrist EVER

BEWARE. This place is not honest either at basic or senior administrative level. Too, some of the…read morecounselors definitely should not be practicing owing to their own dysfunctions. And alas, when seeking resolution of an issue I presented, neither the director or his two bosses at Aloha House would agree to meet. Strange for a profession grounded in communication. Better look elsewhere.

Ken Fields has been my online counselor from Talk Space for the better part of the last year. I…read morecan't believe I'm the first to leave a review for him here on Yelp! I have seen a handful of therapists in my 37 years of life, and can honestly say that Ken is in a whole separate category. This man is phenomenal. When I correspond with him, I feel like I'm consulting a yogi, a philosopher, a scholar, a friend & a spiritual coach all at once. I always feel heard, I never feel judged, and I always come away with a few nuggets of amazingly useful advice. The reason certain therapists did not work for me in the past was because I felt like some of them didn't have it all together themselves. I didn't feel like they "got it" and so didn't feel comfortable opening up to them. Absolutely not the case of Ken, I feel like this man has life figured out for the most part so much so that he just exudes warmth, wisdom, zen, and kindness. If you are lucky enough to chose Ken as your personal counselor, I suspect you won't want to stop your therapy sessions, even after you have healed from your crisis.

From the owner: As a scenic photographer, Ken Fields has been capturing the beautiful views of Maui for many years…read morenow and is looking to share his skill and attention to detail with you. Along with scenic and underwater photography, Ken also specializes in small products and food photography. If you're interested in booking Ken for a shoot, give him a call today.

It's a pretty confusing space and office. She works out of an apartment building. So the actual…read moreoffice is in between peoples personal living quarters. There is VERY limited parking and she will get upset if you are not on time so I'd go super early. It's in the building adjacent to Bamboo Grille. And in the front of the office is a sign saying "Hawaii industrial medicine".

Aloha open minded health n wellness clients, I own a detox…read morecenter n noticed my short term memory was a little sluggish. I set an Appt. With Stephanie and decided to do the 10 treatment program. Wow I'm so glad I took the time n efforts to stay committed. It really works! I felt more balanced, sharper mind, clearer thought process n it was fun! I really looked forward to each treatment. Stephanie's office is professional, clean n relaxing.

Life gets way simpler with neurofeedback. As science - it works! just like planes fly, cars drive,…read morethe brain can be re-wired and trained. It's changing my life

Just after the Lahaina fires a 71 yr old neighbour was feeling unwell and a group of concerned…read moreneighbours decided he needed medical attention, called an ambulance, and he was admitted to hospital. Once the Drs diagnosed his medical problem and had him feeling better he was transferred to Hale Makua for rehab physio as he was a fall risk. He has been working very hard at physio daily and is walking and standing well now. I visited him in HM and he was in a double room, with a garden outlook, with access to a shared covered lanai area with dining tables and chairs. HM is airy with open corridors and shared spaces with gardens to sit in and staff present everywhere helping everyone. When I arrived I didn't know where my friend was and a staff member asked me if I needed assistance and walked me to his room chatting pleasantly as we walked. She knew exactly who he was and which room he was in. Kudos to the staff! I'm going in next week and will sit with him at the tables in the lanai area with ice cream. Hale Makua is a fantastic nursing facility for the elderly who cannot look after themselves, with a family feel, open and inviting. I was very impressed.

I was not given the luxury of seeing many reviews on yelp about Hale Makua Wailuku . I'm a bit…read moresurprised that there were only two reviews. This skilled nursing facility which was the original main hospital in Wailuku has been in business since 1966. But yelpers must not have the need for this type of place. I brought my mother over here who will turn 100 years old in January. She was admitted last week. I must say it was a hard decision to take her there from a retirement home which which was basically an apartment with a dining room and then from our own home. It was the time of life that she needed much more care. I must say that the building is a little dated but overall it is well-maintained. The most important thing is that the staff is exemplary. I was so impressed by the caring and attention they give all of the residence. There is a big game room with television, videos, puzzles games and always a CNA on duty to help all of their clients. There is a beautiful sunroom also used for dining and then the big dining room. The grounds are beautiful. But again it's the people that are so impressive. I was told that there are 10 patients per CNA but it sure does not feel that way. I would highly suggest anyone looking for someplace for their loved one that needs 24 hour care to consider this, I won't call it a facility because it's at home where they want the residence and the families and friends of the residents to all feel like family. They have accomplished that 100%. God bless the staff at Hale Mākua Wailuku