Male Therapists in Captain Cook, HI

Thoughts create feelings, feelings create behaviors, behaviors reinforce thoughts. Everyone deserves to be happy, enjoy peace of mind, nurturing relationships, and a chance to live life to its fullest. My approach to challenges that you may be experiencing in life is person-centered, trauma focused, evidenced based practices with individuals, couples, and families.

Would you like to improve the way you feel about yourself? Do you feel like you are not good enough the way you are? Do you worry about what others might think if you say or do the “wrong” thing? Are regrets of the past or fears of the future affecting the way you experience life? Do you struggle with depression, anxiety, stress, anger, uncertainty, or relationship concerns?

I have had a varied work experience, and I now specialize in working with teens and, young adults. I have been working with teenagers since moving to Big Island in 2004. Through the therapeutic relationship we can explore belief systems, challenges and needs presented by individual clients. I have been working in the addictions/mental health field for over a decade. I am familar with the addiction/recovery process. I can offer individual attention to the challenges and needs in the early stages of recovery in a confidential setting, in my private office. Working towards your individual goals will be the basis for the therapeutic relationship.

Taking the time to address your mental health can be one of the greatest gifts to yourself and those you love. I specialize in treating adolescents and adults with depression, trauma, family conflict, relationship concerns, and men’s issues. As a clinical psychologist, I am able to aid in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder. I have experience working in inpatient and residential settings, and can support those with suicidal ideation and acute mental health needs. Before entering private practice, I served as the Director of Behavioral Health for a Hawaii-based psychiatric hospital.

I love my job. I doesn't feel like one. There is so little work involved. What do I do? I deal in dreams to the lost. I find light in a dark places. I frame what I can. Sometimes I bury the past What is this work you speak of? Well - sometimes there is no work involved. Just a rambling old storyteller I remember the write story I deconstruct an old one I play Uno and Chess for a living. I bring laughter to serious people. I am a therapist.

I am a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with over 9 years of clinical experience. I am an advanced trauma-informed practitioner in Zen and Integral Psychotherapy, with training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Internal Family Systems. My clinical practice is informed by the skills I have developed working in multiple clinical settings. I have worked in Community Mental Health, Residential Treatment, Substance Use Assessment & Treatment, Child Protective Services, Child & Family Treatment, Vocational Rehabilitation, and Employee Assistance Programs.

Psychological trauma occurs when our level of stress exceeds our ability to cope with that stress. This often creates a disregulated nervous system (stuck in "fight-or-flight" survival mode) that may show up as feeling anxious or depressed, ADHD, memory issues, confusion, dissociation, or just feeling stuck. I specialize in helping womxn who have had abuse from narcissistic men. This type of romantic relationship is known as a "pathological love relationship" (PLR). I'd like to help you recover and become your best self again.

I am the lead provider in a small group practice specializing in the following: ADHD (the only specialty ADHD clinic outside of Oahu, to our knowledge); psychedelics-integration therapy; Forensic (court-involved) clients; sexual issues of many kinds (identity, empowerment, experience enhancement, dysfunctions, etc.); medical cannabis certification; couples/relationship issues. Susan Cauley, MD Melanie Guerra (Clinical Aide), and myself are the team. Dr. Susan Cauley can provide medication coordination for our ADHD program, and is our Cannabis specialist.

Life doesn’t always go as planned, and let’s face it, it can be hard. My goal is to provide a safe and non-judgmental place for you to explore ways to cope, adapt to change, challenge yourself, and work through emotional, career, and personal difficulties. My hope is for each client to gain a sense of empowerment, learn their abilities and work together to create a unique, individual plan for their personal success.

Dr. Vince Nubla, PhD, LMFT–known as “Dr. Vince” in the community–is a licensed mental health therapist who has treated adults, teens, and children for the past twenty-three years. He has dedicated his practice to treating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and other emotional disorders. He offers various treatments options, such as EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, and Behavioral Health Education. Dr. Vince also works with couples to improve their affection, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Is your past trauma, anxiety, or addictions significantly interfering with the way you would like to live your life? Have you lost satisfaction in activities that you once enjoyed? Are you grieving a loss or struggling with relationships? Are you a military veteran navigating the symptoms of PTSD or an individual who simply needs a safe space? It is easy to get lost in the stresses of life and current events. You are not alone in your journey for healing.

G. Francis Giles MSW, LSW received a Bachelor of Arts from Northeastern Illinois University and a Master of Social Work/Clinical Concentration from New Mexico Highlands University. His work today is informed by experiences in geriatric residential care, in-patient adult psychiatric, crisis intervention, school settings, gender identity and orientation, and hospice. I have a humanistic approach to therapy that is eclectic an d holistic in nature, primarily integrating elements of narrative theory, psychodynamic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy which is grounded in mindfulness.

Mark has experience working with a wide variety of clients ranging from children to geriatrics. His experience has primarily occurred in private practice as well as hospital and community clinic settings. He specializes in Individual Adult, Youth and Couples Counseling. Mark’s approach is compassionate, direct, and inquisitive aiming to support clients in greater harmony and self actualization. Mark believes that you, the client, has the ability to change whatever you want to change. You will work together and Mark will guide along the way. It is work, it does take time, and you can make changes.

Service Administration Degree from the University of Chicago. His work as the principal contributor to a major grant from the Department of Justice, whose focus was to prevent at risk youth from entering the juvenile detention centers in Chicago, was a motivating factor in pursing his clinical training to further his outreach and impact. Utilizing a Family Systems approach with compassionate listening, Orlando creates a safe environment to explore and heal from regrets, resentment and trauma while assisting in identifying paths for change.

Do you have the nagging feeling you’re not all you can be in life? Are you plagued with self-doubt and feel you will never have your breakthrough moment? Are you stressed or struggling to attain and maintain mental, emotional, and physical health goals? Do you feel like your life lacks purpose, drive, and motivation? Are you dealing with unfulfilling or conflictual relationships? Do you need to attain a sense of inner strength and tranquility that can weather any storm, and turn adversity into growth and personal empowerment? Are you challenged in finding a balance between self-acceptance and aiming higher?

Hello, I'm Paumalū Cassiday, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in mindfulness-based interventions grounded in Hawaiian culture. My therapeutic approach aims to cultivate self-awareness and resilience while addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, substance use, and anger management. Together, we'll embark on a journey of healing and self-discovery rooted in both evidence-based practice and the healing traditions of Hawaii. My communication style is centered around active listening and reflecting upon what my clients share with me, aiming to gain new or deeper understanding.