MEET YOUR CLINICIAN
Heather Faustin
LMHC · Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Born and raised on Oʻahu. A practical, collaborative perspective on care.
BACKGROUND & PERSPECTIVE
People first.
Connection matters.
Heather’s connection to Oʻahu and interest in creative problem-solving shape the practice’s model of bringing counseling closer to people.
Her approach is solution-focused and data-driven, with attention to values, motivations, practical tools and meaningful goals. Her published biography describes evidence-based work alongside creative strategies responsive to the person in front of her.
HOW I APPROACH THE WORK
Practical care.
Meaningful conversation.
There is room to explore what matters to you, what feels difficult and what you hope could change. Ask Heather how goals and useful progress can be discussed together.
Her public interview includes the mobile-office model, parent communication, rapport and the time trust can take. Her published work includes individuals, families and groups; discuss the current format and availability directly.
Explore the practice’s approachPROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Credentials, with
room for questions.
Heather Faustin is presented by the practice as an LMHC — Licensed Mental Health Counselor. Mellissa Spens is presented as an LMSW — Licensed Master Social Worker.
What do these titles tell me?
Professional titles identify a clinician’s published credential. They do not replace a conversation about current authorization, role, experience or fit. Ask the practice about the clinician who would provide your care.
Heather’s public biography describes solution-focused, data-driven work that combines evidence-based practices, practical tools and creative problem-solving. Detailed requirements for a credential are not presented here as her personal education history.
Meet the teamWHEN YOU’RE READY
A conversation
is a place to begin.
You don’t need a perfect explanation. A call or short message is enough.
Email is for general inquiries. Please don’t include sensitive health information in an initial message.