Understanding the context
Heather’s published work includes individuals and families. Her public interview discusses parent communication and understanding needs behind behavior.
COUNSELING · OʻAHU
Parents & families.
Care connects with the life around you.
Find your next stepSTART WITH YOUR EXPERIENCE
You don’t have to
have every answer.
When challenges affect home, school or relationships, it can be hard to know where to begin. Start by describing what is feeling difficult and who you’re hoping to support.
Support for young people
Mellissa’s background includes working with children and their families and navigating behavioral-health systems.
Agreeing on the format
Discuss whether individual care, caregiver involvement or a family-focused conversation is appropriate and currently offered. The format is agreed before care begins.
BEFORE BEGINNING
Talk about
the practical details.
Discuss clinician fit, age range, availability, care settings, fees and insurance. Use a brief first inquiry; the practice can guide you through its approved intake process.
Fees & insurance How getting started worksWHEN YOU’RE READY
One next step
can be enough.
You don’t need to know exactly what to say. Start with a call or a short message.
Email is for general inquiries. Please don’t include sensitive health information in an initial email.