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Welina i kou Hale Hoʻola Maoli.
Welcome to your
Native Hawaiian Healing Center
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Services
Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu
Hawaiian Healing. Culturally Grounded Therapy. Consultation.
All in one place.
Our goal is to rebuild the healthcare system of our kupuna, while integrating the good of today's practices and technology. Our goal is to build Ka Hale Hoʻola Maoli. The Native Hawaiian Healing Center in which all forms of hana hoʻola maoli (Native Hawaiian Healing), as well as psychological practices, are provided to the lahui - All in one hale (place). A hub where anyone can be triaged to the appropriate hana hoʻola as needed.
For us, that future looks like at least one hub per island where any of our hoa hoʻola can walk in and receive Hoʻoponopono, Laʻau Lapaʻau, Lomilomi, Ola Kino, etc. all without leaving the building.
Currently, Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu is an Oʻahu-based psychological and Native Hawaiian healing practice offering secure telehealth services throughout Hawaiʻi. We currently offer Hoʻoponopono, Multicultural Integrative Therapy for individuals and couples, Clinical and Cultural Consultation, and GOLD.
Each service has its own purpose, process, and boundaries. Some people come seeking psychological care, some seek a culturally grounded healing process, and others need guidance with a clinical, cultural, relational, spiritual, or organizational concern. The Hoʻomaka, or Initial Consultation, helps us understand what you are seeking and determine which service may be the best fit.
What do I need to know about Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu?
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Traditional Native Hawaiian Healing
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Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi Services
Clinical Consultation
Cultural Consultation
Statewide Telehealth
GOLD
To sum that up, Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu is:
Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu provides Native Hawaiian healing, psychological care, and consultation through distinct services grounded in culture, relationship, and responsibility.
To begin, click the I’m Ready button to set up a Hoʻomaka (Initial Consultation).
Want to know more about us? Click on the about tab in the menu to learn about our beginnings, our present, and our future.
*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.*
Hoʻoponopono
Hoʻoponopono is a practice that has existed far longer than Eurocentric therapy, by about 1600 years.
It is what allowed Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiians) to survive for thousands of years amongst each other in the most isolated place in the world. It is more than just a practice, more than just a saying or way of life. It is something that anyone can comprehend as it touches upon universal concepts shared by many other cultures.
That being said, Hoʻoponopono is not for everyone. Not because of any bias or discrimination, but rather because it requires an individual, a group, a community, or a people as a whole to be ready for it. Readiness is something discussed between the Haku (Practitioner), the hoa hoʻola (Participants in Healing), and Ke Akua (Creator/God/Universe).
Moʻokuʻauhau (Genealogy) is sacred and must be honored. We are always open to discussing our moʻokuʻauhau of knowledge that brought forth our ability to practice Hoʻoponopono. These questions, however, can only be answered Alo I Ke Alo, Face to Face. We are more than willing to discuss with those who are interested.
What do I need to know about Hoʻoponopono?
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Traditional Native Hawaiian Healing
For individuals, couples, and families
Aims to restore balance within relationships
Foundation built on spirituality
Honors culture, identity, and family
Requires honesty, readiness, and participation
Gives voice to all
Moʻokuʻauhau (Lineage)-based tradition
To sum that up, Hoʻoponopono is:
A traditional format of talk-based healing rooted in spirituality with the goal of finding pono (balance).
If you are interested in Hoʻoponopono, please click the I’m Ready button to set up a Hoʻomaka (Initial Consultation).
*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.*
Individual Therapy
You are not alone in this.
We are so proud you made it here.
Let's move forward together.
Individual therapy offers a private and collaborative space to better understand what you are carrying, how it may be affecting your life, and what can help you move forward. Care is shaped around your goals, strengths, identity, relationships, culture, community, and lived experiences.
Our Multicultural Integrative Therapy approach uses cultural understanding as a foundation while drawing from multiple psychological approaches to create care tailored to each person. Therapy may support concerns involving depression, grief, anger, burnout, self-esteem, relationships, career decisions, major transitions, discrimination, cultural or systemic oppression, and historical or intergenerational trauma.
Specialized support may also be available for men’s issues, medical-professional stress, high performers, athletes, sports-related concerns, and people who have felt misunderstood or hesitant to engage with conventional mental-health services. Therapy may also be provided in ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi when appropriate.
What do I need to know about Individual Therapy?
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Multicultural Care
Men’s Issues
Trauma & Grief
Culture & Identity
Burnout & Performance
Sports & Career Concerns
Relationships & Transitions
ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi Services
To sum that up, Individual Therapy is:
Psychological care that helps you understand patterns, address concerns, and work toward meaningful change within the context of your whole life.
If you are interested in seeing if Individual Therapy is right for you, please click the I’m Ready button to set up a Hoʻomaka (Initial Consultation).
*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.*
Couples Therapy
It took courage for you to get to this page.
We are here for you.
Couples therapy offers a structured space for partners to slow down, communicate more clearly, and better understand the patterns shaping their relationship. Rather than deciding who is right or wrong, the work focuses on the relationship and what each partner contributes to it.
Our Multicultural Integrative Therapy approach considers each partner’s experiences alongside the cultural, familial, spiritual, and community influences surrounding the relationship. Therapy may help partners navigate communication difficulties, recurring conflict, anger, trust, intimacy, family expectations, grief, parenting, betrayal, and major life transitions.
Couples therapy may support married, unmarried, and premarital partners. Care may draw from emotionally focused, interpersonal, family-systems, person-centered, and solution-focused approaches according to the relationship’s needs and shared goals.
What do I need to know about Couples Therapy?
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Communication difficulties
Recurring conflict and anger
Trust, betrayal, and repair
Intimacy and emotional connection
Family, cultural, and community expectations
Parenting, grief, and major life transitions
To sum that up, Couples Therapy is:
Relationship-centered psychological care that helps partners understand patterns, communicate with greater clarity, and make intentional decisions together.
If you are interested in seeing if Couples Therapy is right for you, please click the I’m Ready button to set up a Hoʻomaka (Initial Consultation).
*Couples therapy focuses on the relationship. Expectations involving participation, privacy, records, communication, and individual contact with the therapist will be reviewed before services begin.*
GOLD
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Let's talk about the good stuff.
Growth, Opportunities, & Lifestyle Development
GOLD offers a structured space to explore growth, career, life direction, and the possibilities ahead. Rather than focusing on diagnosis or treatment, the work centers on identifying where you want to go, understanding what may help you get there, and developing practical next steps to bring those ideas to life.
Our psychologist-guided non-clinical coaching approach considers your strengths, personality, values, culture, relationships, experiences, and goals. GOLD may support career exploration, professional development, major life transitions, decision-making, confidence, motivation, personal growth, new opportunities, goal development, and building a life that feels increasingly aligned with who you are and where you want to go.
GOLD may support individuals who are doing well and simply want to grow, change direction, explore an idea, or build something new. Sessions may draw from coaching psychology, positive psychology, career development, strengths-based, person-centered, and solution-focused approaches according to your goals and needs.
What do I need to know about GOLD?
Psychologist-guided non-clinical coaching
Focused on growth and possibility
Career and life direction
Strengths and values-based
Turns ideas into practical next steps
Supports transitions and new opportunities
Collaborative and goal-directed
Not psychotherapy or mental health treatment
To sum that up, GOLD is:
Psychologist-guided non-clinical coaching for people who want to grow, explore what comes next, and turn possibilities into intentional action.
If you are interested in seeing if GOLD is right for you, please click the I’m Ready button to set up a Hoʻomaka (Initial Consultation).
*GOLD is a coaching service and is not psychotherapy, psychological treatment, diagnosis, or crisis care. The nature, goals, boundaries, and expectations of coaching will be reviewed before services begin.*
Consultation
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Let's Talk Story.
At Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu, consultation is available to individuals, families, professionals, teams, and organizations seeking guidance with complex clinical, cultural, relational, spiritual, or organizational concerns.
Kauka Kauahi (Dr. Kealiʻiokamalu Kauahi, PsyD) brings an uncommon combination of professional training and lived experience as a licensed clinical psychologist, Haku Hoʻoponopono, a Kanaka Maoli, former NCAA Division I football student-athlete, and provider within Hawaiʻi’s community. His approach considers not only the individual, but also the relationships, histories, cultures, institutions, and communities surrounding the situation.
Two Types of Consultation.
Clinical
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Case Conceptualization
Treatment Planning
Cultural Considerations
Community-Based Approaches
Cultural
Cultural Inclusion
Spiritual & Cultural Protocol
Restorative Practices
Community & Workplace Guidance
To sum that up consultation is:
A Clinical or Cultural based service that helps individuals and organizations navigate complex challenges through expert clinical guidance and culturally grounded perspectives.
If you are interested in Clinical or Cultural Consultation, please click the I’m Ready button to set up a Hoʻomaka (Initial Consultation).
*Consultation is educational and advisory in nature. It does not replace psychotherapy, clinical supervision, legal advice, psychological evaluation, or the professional responsibilities of those receiving consultation. When direct healing work, psychological services, or a formal Hoʻoponopono process is appropriate, those services will be discussed separately.*
Rates & Pricing
Na Aliʻi o Ka Malu
Select any category to reveal specific session durations, rates, and scheduling options.
3 ServicesHoʻoponopono Cultural Healing
Traditional Kanaka Maoli cultural and spiritual talk-based healing led by Ke Akua and Haku'd by Kauka Kauahi to restore balance, pono, and stability in all forms of relationships.
Starting at $200View Rates ▼
Hoʻoponopono Cultural Healing
Traditional Kanaka Maoli cultural and spiritual talk-based healing led by Ke Akua and Haku'd by Kauka Kauahi to restore balance, pono, and stability in all forms of relationships.
3 ServicesClinical & Cultural Consultation
Specialized executive, institutional, and clinical consultation for programs, healthcare agencies, and practitioners seeking authentic Indigenous cultural integration.
Starting at $500View Rates ▼
Clinical & Cultural Consultation
Specialized executive, institutional, and clinical consultation for programs, healthcare agencies, and practitioners seeking authentic Indigenous cultural integration.
4 ServicesIndividual Integrative Therapy
Person-centered individual psychotherapy combining evidence-based clinical psychology with culturally responsive Native Hawaiian healing concepts.
Starting at $200View Rates ▼
Individual Integrative Therapy
Person-centered individual psychotherapy combining evidence-based clinical psychology with culturally responsive Native Hawaiian healing concepts.
3 ServicesCouples & Relationship Therapy
Collaborative therapy for adult partners across diverse relationship structures focused on communication, systemic dynamics, emotional connection, and mutual healing.
Starting at $350View Rates ▼
Couples & Relationship Therapy
Collaborative therapy for adult partners across diverse relationship structures focused on communication, systemic dynamics, emotional connection, and mutual healing.
1 ServiceGrowth, Opportunities, & Lifestyle Development (GOLD)
Psychologist-guided non-clinical coaching for professionals, athletes, and leaders focused on personal growth, executive alignment, performance, and purpose-driven life direction.
Starting at $350View Rates ▼
Growth, Opportunities, & Lifestyle Development (GOLD)
Psychologist-guided non-clinical coaching for professionals, athletes, and leaders focused on personal growth, executive alignment, performance, and purpose-driven life direction.
• Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Hawaiʻi PSY-2314) • Haku Hoʻoponopono •
+1-808-515-6950 • info@naokm.com
By appointment only, with evening and weekend availability. Online setup through the secure client portal is the fastest way to begin.
CALL OR TEXT 988.
IN HAWAIʻI, YOU MAY ALSO CALL HAWAIʻI CARES AT
+1-808-832-3100 OR +1-800-753-6879.
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.
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.
Message Monitoring: This website, email, client portal, and social media are not monitored continuously and are not crisis services.
