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    Psychotherapy in Hawaiʻi

    Discover 59 practitioners and 23 wellness centers across all four Hawaiian islands

    Hawaiʻi Wellness lists 59 psychotherapy practitioners and 23 wellness centers across the four Hawaiian islands, with the largest concentrations on Oʻahu and the Big Island. Practitioners include Bethany Crowley (Kailua), Wilson Cheh (Kailua-Kona), and Andrea Plasko (Honolulu).

    Last updated: October 15, 2026 · Listings verified by Hawaiʻi Wellness

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    Psychotherapy in Hawaiʻi

    Psychotherapy is a broad category of talk-based mental health treatment provided by licensed professionals — including licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs), licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFTs), licensed mental health counselors (LMHCs), and psychologists — who are trained to assess and treat a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and psychological concerns. The field encompasses many distinct approaches: cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), EMDR for trauma processing, internal family systems (IFS), and others. In Hawaiʻi, many therapists also integrate culturally grounded perspectives that honor Native Hawaiian values of pono (balance and harmony) and collective wellbeing alongside evidence-based clinical methods.

    Licensed psychotherapists practice across all four major Hawaiian islands, in private offices, community mental health centers, telehealth platforms, and integrative wellness settings. Initial sessions are typically used to establish the therapeutic relationship, gather history, and collaboratively define goals. Ongoing appointments — usually 45 to 60 minutes — follow the arc of the treatment plan and may shift in focus as needs evolve. Some practitioners specialize in particular populations or presentations, such as trauma survivors, couples, adolescents, or individuals navigating chronic illness.

    When choosing a therapist, consider their licensure, theoretical orientation, and whether they have experience with your specific concerns. Therapists offering trauma-informed care or somatic therapy are widely available on Oʻahu and throughout Maui.

    Find licensed psychotherapists and counselors across Hawaiʻi below.

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    Wilson Cheh

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    Counselor

    Kailua-Kona🌋 Big Island· Accepting· In-Person
    PsychotherapyCounselingLife Coaching
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    Support for: Emotional/Relational Trauma, Burn-out, Stress & Anxiety, Grief & Loss, Family Conflicts, Life Transitions & Addictions Approach: Trauma-Informed, Strength-based, Family Systems & Outcomes-focus Aloha, I am a Hawaii and California licensed MFT and Certified Substance Abuse Counselor offering professional counseling and life coaching services to adults, adolescence, couples, and families in-person at Kailua-Kona, or telehealth to all other communities statewide. As a bi-cultural engineer-turned-therapist with senior leadership background, I am experience in various clinical specialties that enables me to provide effective, high impact, outcome-focused services to my clients. I welcome opportunities in supporting adults, young adults, couples & families to navigate through tough seasons of feeling overwhelmed, experiencing loss in transitions, or dealing with painful/complex circumstances, whiles having a sensitivity to generational, cultural, & racial influences. I tend to be a fit for those who are in technology, medical, legal, education, and any other industries with a relatively high intensity & high stress life-styles. My style is both conversational & experiential, with a high value on respect and safety, while advocating for empowerment & hope. Book a free discovery today @ https://calendly.com/pursuewholeness/free15min, or just click the "Schedule Discovery Call" button below 👇🏻

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    Dani Riggs

    Psychotherapist

    Kihei🌿 Maui· Accepting· In-Person
    PsychotherapyTrauma-Informed Care

    I am a Jungian oriented psychotherapist who does dream work, active imagination, sand play, and Authentic movement. I also teach the complete system of Yang Style Tai Chi. My teacher is Sifu Fong Ha. From Jung's Letters: "Natural life is the nourishing soil of the soul. Anyone who fails to go along with life remains suspended stiff and rigid in midair." The work of psychotherapy is to help us come home to ourselves. In some ways all sickness is homesickness. Through the traumas of our lives and the dislocations of our culture we lose what is essential and what roots us in who we are as individuals and as part of the larger collective. To come home we need a safe place. A place to rest and reflect. We need space to explore, to have successes, and to make mistakes without recrimination. So many have lived with harsh internal and external critics. Voices filled with the ability to cut us off and destroy what is new and trying to grow within us. The therapy sessions should provide the safety and openness to journey through our lives and help us to rebuild that most essential relationship. The relationship with ourselves and our souls.

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    Franco Acquaro

    Psychotherapist

    Waimea🌋 Big Island· Accepting· In-Person
    Psychotherapy

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    Psychotherapy practitioners in Hawaiʻi at a glance

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Where can I find Psychotherapy practitioners in Hawaiʻi?

    Psychotherapy practitioners and centers are available across all four major Hawaiian islands: the Big Island, Maui, Oʻahu, and Kauaʻi. Use the island filter above to narrow your search, or browse every listing statewide.

    Which island has the most Psychotherapy practitioners?

    Oʻahu currently has the most Psychotherapy listings on Hawaiʻi Wellness with 44 practitioners and centers, followed by the Big Island (24). Use the island filter above to browse each island's listings.

    Can I book a Psychotherapy session directly?

    Yes. Most listings include direct contact details or an external booking link. Open any practitioner or center listing to get in touch and book a session.

    Is Psychotherapy offered in person or online in Hawaiʻi?

    Both. Many practitioners offer in-person sessions on their island, and some also provide online appointments. Individual listings note the session types each provider offers.

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