Ku Aloha Ola Mau is a non-profit organization in Honolulu that offers medication-assisted programs and holistic treatments for opioid and drug addiction. They also provide spiritual-based programs, individual and group therapies, and case management to address all aspects of mental illness and substance abuse. Their unique program, The Hui, connects clients to traditional healing methods and ceremonies. Medications like methadone and buprenorphine are used for opioid withdrawal.
The Salvation Army in Hawaii offers family-based treatment services that address emotional, spiritual, and physical aspects. Programs vary in length, but overall recovery time depends on the client and clinician. Services include medical monitoring, addiction education, therapy, and support groups. Family involvement is encouraged to address home issues. Additional services include housing, nutrition, and employment assistance.
Habilitat is a long-term residential program that provides a safe and healing environment for clients to regain motivation and achieve long-term sobriety. Along with individualized treatment, clients have access to academic programs, therapies, and group work to develop coping techniques, manage triggers, and build healthy relationships. Treatment options include addiction education, life skills, nutrition, fitness, vocational training, and aftercare planning. Residents also have access to a fitness center, aerobics studio, boats, gardens, and outdoor recreational areas.
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Hope is a private mental healthcare facility that offers various levels of treatment for all ages. They involve loved ones in the recovery process to address underlying causes and addiction symptoms, increasing the chances of long-term recovery. Services include individual, group, and family therapy, anger management, relapse prevention, and culturally sensitive and family-oriented programs.
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