From the welcoming, clean entrance to the friendly, knowledgeable staff to the comforting, cozy…read moretreatment room, I felt cared for and taken care of body mind and spirit. The rejuvenation of of my treatment and the expert guidance of Lee through meditation is exactly what I needed. I will definitely return to CWC to recharge and explore deeper connections within myself. Absolutely love these guys!!!

All I can say is THANK YOU! My treatment resistant depression is pretty much gone. Lee saved my…read morelife; I feel alive again. Thank you thank you thank you!

Customer service was awesome. I love how quick they were. And very friendly as well. Love this…read moreplace!!

Malama Serenity Therapy has been a breath of fresh air in trying times. Sarah in the office, and my…read morecounselor, Kyla, have been nothing but helpful, kind and positive. When i was struggling, Sarah got me my first appointment within the week. They work around my busy schedule, offer great advice, and are supportive. They are definitely in the business of HELPING people. Highly Recommend!

I still see Renee! I can't say enough great things about her . She's amazing. She cares about me ,…read morelistens, intuitive, insightful, patient, articulate, the list goes on, thank you Renee

I tried to set up an appointment on 3 occasions. Each time I called I got a machine. So I left my…read morename and call back number each time. Never received a call, a text nothing whatsoever. ...... Not good for a psychologist. Very disappointing.

My husband and I love our sessions with John. We leave feeling hopeful and better about our…read moresituation not more angry like previous therapists that we've seen. My husband and I understand each other and ourselves better through Johns wisdom. I definitely recommend him to anyone wanting to improve their relationship.

Gives great advise to my situations that come up. He listens and has a weird ability to remember…read morewhat you mentioned a week ago and able to really bring an understanding to what you feel. Doesn't judge you but comes from a sincere place. Definitely someone I would recommend to others!

Writing this review using my wife's account. Let me just say I didn't think that it would have an…read moreimpact on me, but boy was I wrong. I've been sitting on this review and trying to figure out how to describe my experience with Austin. In a nutshell, indescribable would be easy to say, but also the immediate feeling right after the session. I can breathe a bit better if not easier, weight on my shoulders feels lighter. And overall feels like I am freed by the 'mental shackles' that has had its hold on me for a long time. Like a veil has been lifted and I am now more at peace with myself, zen like state which is something I thought I had but this is completely different. I am extremely thankful for the opportunity and I am forever truly grateful for meeting and crossing paths with Austin!

Had to take a few days to process the change I felt after a session here with Austin…read more To say that you couldnt benefit from some sort of therapy or talk-story session would be at a disservice to yourself. I stumbled upon Bringing Balance Back via word-of-mouth. Booking an appointment was easy and the entire session was done through Zoom. I learned a lot about myself and my past. I learned about why I feel the way I feel. Afterwards I felt so much lighter. Mentally I feel better about everything. I would recommend this place for anyone with any kind of stress, trauma, pilikia. Come here! Austin is amazing!

Great quality of care and the staff is extremely supportive and friendly. Highly recommend them.read more

Ms. Wiberg doesn't take notes during session, yet remembers much more than others I've had who do…read morethis. She learns how to speak "your" language (no matter how offbeat) and uses it to help you transform. I've gone from no hobbies and having hard times with emotions, to hitting my first invert at pole dance class and having almost two years of recognizing my emotions. Even would have skipped a job interview (my best job) if not for this. So yeah, go see her. Can't promise a miracle, but yeah, she'll definitely listen - even if you bring up a satanic group in session.

I just got out of the hospital and everything was in order. The caseworker had set me up with Aja…read more When I got out, I had an appointment and I saw her. In the first Zoom meeting, I kept telling her about what's going on with my family and how important it is and she said she can't help me regarding my child, but she can help me with just me. I kept telling her that something was going on with my child that made me feel a certain way so that I needed to talk about that. She kept saying that she cannot help my child and I understood that. Anyways, I told her that if she specializes in human trafficking and she's a Christian because that's the two things that I was shocked to see someone had a specialty in and that is what I needed help in. I believed this was set up and a blessing from above, from God himself because how easy is it to find Christian-based therapy with specific things you're going through? She just seemed very dismissive and she seemed like she didn't wanna see me and I just told her that I feel like this is a very important matter to me that I need to speak about it and then we eventually came to a mutual understanding about what I needed in therapy. In the second session, she said that I cannot see her anymore because I need to take medicine and I already have a therapist. I told her I don't have a therapist. Their office and the hospital just said that I have one, but that I don't. I'm not seeing one right now. I was seeing one from before but I am not seeing anyone but her. She said if I don't do the medicine (which the hospital didn't require) then they can't see me. I said fine I don't think we can do this then. So we mutually agreed to end services with one another. Then I decided to go to Linda. So I made an appointment with her. The day I got a phone call, I didn't respond because I was busy. They left me an email saying my appointment was canceled the day of and they sent me an email discharging me. I called the office and the girl said the manager said I am not a good fit so they will not be seeing me anymore. I asked to speak to the supervisor to get this right. She was listening to everything that I said I said I was gonna write a Yelp review. I said that I did the survey just so that they would have feedback to know what went on with me. To know that I wasn't satisfied, wasn't helped, didn't feel hurt, just got out of the hospital, I don't have a therapist now and now I have to look for one, and they just didn't help the way that I needed them to. They kicked me out two times. So I confirmed with the manager about her saying I am not a good fit and they won't be seeing me anymore. So I got an email that they discharged me and I just told them I don't trust them or feel comfortable doing any work with them or any services with them anymore. And it's there. I would not recommend anyone who just got out of the hospital who's kind of vulnerable and is trusting people to help them to just go here and expect them to actually help, as they treated me like easy throw away patient, with no compassion.

Public Review -- Wellness Partners Mental Health (Hawai'i)…read more (1 star) As a retired United States Navy Chief Petty Officer receiving treatment for a service-connected psychological injury, I cannot recommend Wellness Partners Mental Health (Hawai'i). While I encountered compassionate care at the clinical level, the experience was significantly compromised by administrative conduct that lacked professionalism, empathy, and trauma-informed awareness. Let me begin by acknowledging the one strength of this practice: my therapist, Aja Wallace, was respectful, grounded, and provided a calm and judgment-free environment. Although our sessions remained conversational and did not advance into deeper therapeutic modalities, her individual professionalism made a difference. She treated me with dignity and attentiveness. Her efforts are the sole reason this review includes even one star. However, my interaction with the administrative office was a very different experience. After missing two appointments--which were scheduled as part of my ongoing treatment for mental health conditions resulting directly from military service--I received a standardized, impersonal email from a staff member who identified themselves only as "Garnet." The email reminded me of the clinic's cancellation policy, stated that I could be charged a $50 no-show fee, and warned that I could be discharged from care entirely if a third appointment was missed. The wording was superficially polite, but the underlying message was bureaucratic and threatening. There was no inquiry into my health, no recognition of the nature of my condition, and no attempt to understand the reality that missing appointments is often a direct result of the very psychological conditions being treated. In short, the response failed to reflect even the most basic principles of trauma-informed, veteran-centered care. As someone who has been under psychiatric care since 1992, I am fully aware of scheduling policies and patient responsibilities. I do not take them lightly. However, I am not receiving elective or convenience-based services. I am seeking help for injuries incurred through my time in uniform--injuries tied to the long-term consequences of military service. When a clinic's administrative staff reduces that reality to a matter of metrics and policy enforcement, it signals a serious disconnect between clinical mission and operational execution. Moreover, it is unacceptable for any medical office holding sensitive personal and military-related health information to correspond with patients using only a first name, without professional title, credential, or accountability. Transparency is not optional in healthcare--especially when addressing veterans whose trust has been hard-earned and easily broken. This review is not written in anger but in disappointment. Disappointment that a facility offering mental health services does not distinguish between procedural enforcement and compassionate care. Disappointment that, despite all we now know about post-service mental health challenges, administrative practices still rely on cold, automated responses rather than personalized engagement. Disappointment that I, like many veterans, continue to experience institutional indifference in civilian care settings. Wellness Partners Mental Health must confront the contradiction of claiming to support veterans while using systems that penalize them for the symptoms of their injuries. No veteran should have to defend or explain their absence to administrative personnel. No trauma patient should be met with form-letter warnings instead of outreach rooted in care and concern. Until meaningful changes are made in how this organization communicates with and supports its patients--especially those receiving treatment for military-related psychological conditions--I cannot recommend them. I strongly urge any veteran considering this facility to carefully assess whether it truly understands the complex and often invisible wounds we carry. Respect is not found in fine print or fee reminders. It is found in how we are treated when we are struggling--and how we are supported when we reach out for help. Non Sibi Sed Patriae -- Not For Self, But For Country. David Leonard Vega Chief Petty Officer, United States Navy (Retired)

Dalybeth is an intuitive, kind, and effective counselor. I highly recommend her and there's a…read morereason she has 5-star reviews. Her positive vibrations infiltrate into your spirit and make your day brighter and stronger. I'm so glad that I contacted her as she provided enlightening feedback to my thinking, and I feel that you'll have a similar experience. She's gifted.

With COVID having affected and changed so many lives in more ways than one since March 2020 (well…read moreover a year now as of this writing), psychologists and therapists have been in such high demand! I came across DalyBeth and Positive Health Hawaii after searching around for places that had openings and/or were accepting new patients, which as expected was super hard to come by and especially within a short time. Having been living alone and hardly able to see the closest friends for the last year now along with dealing with lots of tension within another organization that I'm working for on a part-time basis, I've been trying to seek help with my mental health and depression that has literally taken its toll on my life, I am very thankful for DalyBeth! She has been willing to listen to my situation and stories and has made plenty of helpful suggestions on helping myself relieve stress from my life. Now although I haven't gotten to some of them quite yet and admittedly may not be comfortable doing certain ones just yet, I've taken lots of notes and been trying to put her advice to great use. I'll definitely be consulting with DalyBeth periodically and again very soon, and hopefully I'll get to meet her in-person. Right now, lots of these psychologists and therapists are doing telehealth sessions or through online sources like ZOOM (not a fan of virtual events, quite frankly).

I cannot express in words how urgent is is to avoid this place. The reception staff is the absolute…read moreworst I have ever experienced. Ths clinic's communication, treatment, and overall experience leaves everything to be desired. Communication - No one answers the phone upon calling. If you do manage to receive a call back, the individuals make it seem like they are doing you a favor. I had the unfortunate experience of dealing with Marie, who not only insulted me, but made the experience that much worse. Also, forget about hearing from the doctor at all. You cannot communicate with them. Treatment - I dealt with Dr. Josephine Horita. Her personal interaction is tone deaf and she is incapable of even understanding, let alone dealing with, uncomfortable situations. If you give her an emotional hurdle or situation, she will avoid addressing it completely. She created an absoutely unsafe environment by stating that there is nothing wrong with people constantly tell me " Ishould be dead" and "go kill yourself". I dont understand how a therapist thinks this is ok, let alone has a license. Treatment Farming - Dr. Horita doesnt will induce bias into her treatment. Her goal is to refer you to as many of her doctor friends as possible, so she and the clinic can earn referral bonuses. Again, avoid this place at all costs. You will not improve, nor will your lived ones. Therapy should be a place where uncomfortable truths are dealt with and worked through, not avoided.

The Kahala Clinic is excellent! The doctors truly care and…read moretake the time to look after you. I really appreciate being able to text instead of waiting on the phone--they respond promptly and efficiently. Thank you, Kahala Clinic!

I was warned before going to Acklin. Divorce is hard enough. This guy just made it worse and left…read moreout important information because he said, "You didn't make a police report." Let's see if he rights his wrongs with the filed reports, haven't heard back in months.