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Begin your journey with

Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu
Ka Hale Hoʻola Maoli

Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu
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The Native Hawaiian Healing Center

Process for Receiving Care

Process for Receiving Care

Nana i Na Waʻa
Take a look at our services and see whether something connects with you. Get a feel for what we offer, and then move to the next step.

Mai hopohopo, you do not need to diagnose yourself or know exactly which service you want or need before reaching out.

Psychotherapy, Hoʻoponopono, GOLD, and consultation each have different purposes, boundaries, requirements, and agreements.
Hoʻomaka
Use the secure client portal to request a complimentary 15-minute telephone conversation.

At the scheduled time, we will talk story about your needs and preferences. If we are a good fit, we will discuss next steps, which commonly include an intake session for new Hoa Hoʻola.

If not, we can help explore referral options when appropriate and available.
He Pono?
We will review your request to better understand your needs, preferences, safety considerations, service fit, and any potential conflicts.

A complimentary consultation or inquiry does not establish a professional relationship.

An appointment may be offered once we determine that the requested service is available, appropriate, and within the scope of the Practice.
Hauhana
If we are a good fit and agree to move forward, you will receive the appropriate agreements, privacy and telehealth information, payment and cancellation terms, and any other required documents through the secure client portal.

Please review each item, ask any questions, and complete all required forms before attending your first paid service.

A Good Faith Estimate will also be provided when a paid service is scheduled or upon request.
Hoʻomakaukau
We begin with an intake session to gain an understanding of what is happening and what you hope to receive from our work together.

We clarify goals, boundaries, expectations, preferences for services, and answer any questions you may have.

Once the intake is complete, we consider together whether ongoing services are appropriate. If we mutually agree to continue, our huakaʻi together fully begins.
Huakaʻi
Once ongoing services begin, we paddle together toward our established goals.

Along the way, we check in on progress, respond to changing needs, and adjust our sails when appropriate.

Manaʻo is always welcome; we are working together and we care about your opinion every step of the way.
He Ulua Kapapa
Our Huakaʻi together may finish when goals have been met, the work is no longer helpful or appropriate, or either party determines that it is time to stop.

Whenever possible, we will discuss the ending together, plan for a thoughtful transition, and explore referrals or other resources when appropriate and available.

And if it feels appropriate, we mark the ending of our journey together with a meaningful acknowledgment of the work completed.
Take a look at our services and see whether something connects with you. Get a feel for what we offer, and then move to the next step.

Mai hopohopo, you do not need to diagnose yourself or know exactly which service you want or need before reaching out.

Psychotherapy, Hoʻoponopono, GOLD, and consultation each have different purposes, boundaries, requirements, and agreements.
Nana i Na Waʻa
Hoʻomaka
Use the secure client portal to request a complimentary 15-minute telephone conversation.

At the scheduled time, we will talk story about your needs and preferences. If we are a good fit, we will discuss next steps, which commonly include an intake session for new Hoa Hoʻola.

If not, we can help explore referral options when appropriate and available.
He Pono?
We will review your request to better understand your needs, preferences, safety considerations, service fit, and any potential conflicts.

A complimentary consultation or inquiry does not establish a professional relationship.

An appointment may be offered once we determine that the requested service is available, appropriate, and within the scope of the Practice.
Hauhana
If we are a good fit and agree to move forward, you will receive the appropriate agreements, privacy and telehealth information, payment and cancellation terms, and any other required documents through the secure client portal.

Please review each item, ask any questions, and complete all required forms before attending your first paid service.

A Good Faith Estimate will also be provided when a paid service is scheduled or upon request.
Hoʻomakaukau
We begin with an intake session to gain an understanding of what is happening and what you hope to receive from our work together.

We clarify goals, boundaries, expectations, preferences for services, and answer any questions you may have.

Once the intake is complete, we consider together whether ongoing services are appropriate. If we mutually agree to continue, our huakaʻi together fully begins.
Huakaʻi
Once ongoing services begin, we paddle together toward our established goals.

Along the way, we check in on progress, respond to changing needs, and adjust our sails when appropriate.

Manaʻo is always welcome; we are working together and we care about your opinion every step of the way.
He Ulua Kapapa
Our Huakaʻi together may finish when goals have been met, the work is no longer helpful or appropriate, or either party determines that it is time to stop.

Whenever possible, we will discuss the ending together, plan for a thoughtful transition, and explore referrals or other resources when appropriate and available.

And if it feels appropriate, we mark the ending of our journey together with a meaningful acknowledgment of the work completed.

Ready for the first conversation?

Request a free 15-minute Hoʻomaka through the secure portal. If you are unsure which service to select, choose the initial consultation and keep the description brief.

I’m Ready
Services

Disclaimers

No recording or automated capture without written agreement

Please do not record, photograph, screenshot, livestream, transcribe, or add an AI meeting assistant or bot to a service without advance written agreement from the Practice and, when other participants are present, the required participant permissions. The controlling service agreement explains the rule and any exception.

Know the financial terms before the appointment

The exact fee will be provided before a paid service. Published fees are the total amount charged; Hawaiʻi GET is not added separately. The Practice is private pay and does not bill insurance directly. A superbill may be available for eligible psychotherapy, but reimbursement is not guaranteed.

The controlling cancellation and no-show terms are in your signed service agreement and Good Faith Estimate. At least 24 hours’ notice is required. A late cancellation or no-show may be charged up to the full reserved-service fee. The Practice may waive a fee at its discretion based on an emergency or other circumstances; a waiver is not guaranteed.

Appointments and response channels

Services are strictly by appointment only, with evening and weekend availability. Online setup through the secure client portal is the fastest way to begin.

Use the right channel

Use SimplePractice for therapy inquiries, forms, scheduling, secure messages, telehealth, and payments. Ordinary email is limited to general business and consultation inquiries and should not contain private health or detailed clinical information.

Messages are not monitored continuously and are not a substitute for a session or crisis service. The Practice responds as soon as reasonably possible during business operations but does not promise an immediate or fixed response time on the public website.

Ready for the first conversation?

Request a free 15-minute Hoʻomaka through the secure portal. If you are unsure which service to select, choose the initial consultation and keep the description brief.

I’m Ready
Services
Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu is a Native Hawaiian Healing Center in its beginning stage: an Oʻahu-based, Kanaka Maoli-owned healing and psychological practice offering secure telehealth across Hawaiʻi.
Dr. Isaiah Kealiʻiokamalu Kauahi, PsyD
• Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Hawaiʻi PSY-2314) • Haku Hoʻoponopono •

+1-808-515-6950 • info@naokm.com
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By appointment only, with evening and weekend availability. Online setup through the secure client portal is the fastest way to begin.
This website, email, client portal, and social media are not monitored continuously and are not crisis services.
THIS WEBSITE IS NOT TO BE USED FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS. IF YOU OR OTHERS ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER OR EXPERIENCING A MEDICAL EMERGENCY, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY OR GO TO THE NEAREST EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT.
FOR MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
CALL OR TEXT 988.
IN HAWAIʻI, YOU MAY ALSO CALL HAWAIʻI CARES AT
+1-808-832-3100 OR +1-800-753-6879.
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‍Relationship disclaimer: Website information is educational and does not create a psychologist-client, therapy, consultation, or other professional relationship. A relationship begins only after fit and scope are confirmed, the Practice accepts the engagement, and the required agreements are completed.

Good Faith Estimate: You have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate explaining the anticipated cost of your services. An estimate will be provided when services are scheduled or upon request through the secure client portal or by calling the Practice.
A note on ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi: this site follows a nupepa style that retains ʻokina and omits kahako everywhere, including the public brand treatment and personal names. Contemporary spelling conventions and relevant source information were reviewed during the editorial process.

Cultural and Language Disclaimer: Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu recognizes that Hawaiian language, cultural knowledge, and practices are living traditions shaped by ʻohana, communities, places, and lineages. The meanings and understandings shared on this website reflect what we have been taught by our kumu and how we understand those teachings within the context of our practice. They should not be understood as representing the beliefs, teachings, or practices of all Kanaka Maoli or cultural practitioners, and English translations may not fully capture the depth or context of the original ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi.
‍Email warning: Ordinary email is for general business and consultation inquiries only. Please do not send private health information or detailed clinical information by email. Use the secure client portal for therapy inquiries and client matters.

Message Monitoring: This website, email, client portal, and social media are not monitored continuously and are not crisis services.
A Note to Families: Because of overlapping professional responsibilities, therapy is not available to current students enrolled in Leeward District schools. Other possible conflicts—including adult programs, staff, former students, parents, family members, or community overlap—are reviewed individually before services begin.
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