Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum Psychiatrists in Honolulu County, HI

Are you struggling with mental health issues related to periods, menopause or getting pregnant, pregnancy and postpartum? There comes a time when we need some help from a certified professional to help cope with many of these life changes. I’m a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner in Honolulu,with an additional certification in perinatal mental health through postpartum support international

Aloha! I am a holistic and integrative psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. I promote well-being through prevention and education, in addition to assessment, diagnosis, care, and treatment of mental health and substance use disorders. I provide medication management and supportive therapy throughout all of life’s stages. I take time to build the therapeutic relationship, becoming familiar with your story and challenges in order to better understand and support you. My focus is on helping patients who struggle with depression, anxiety, substance abuse, mood disorders, and postpartum depression.

I have particular interest in working with individuals whose mental health has been impacted by marginalization, discrimination, racism, historical and cultural trauma, and other forms of oppression. Encountering the mental health care system has been and continues to be difficult and traumatic for many, and I deeply appreciate the opportunity to work with those who are willing to engage with me.

Aloha! I am Hyesu(HEY-SU), Board Certified in Psychiatry and Family Health NP in Hawaii. With over 10 years of dedicated practice, I’ve gained diverse experience, serving the underprivileged population in the Bronx, NY to Medicare Kapuna in Hawaii. I aspire to be an advocate and reduce the stigma surrounding Psychiatry. My goal is to contribute to my community by promoting serene and contented mental health, helping individuals achieve their goals, and fostering meaningful life experiences.

I am a board certified psychiatrist with training and experience in both academic and community practice settings. I believe mental healthcare is a partnership between doctor and patient. My strength is the ability to offer recommendations based on medical training and knowledge. Your role is to engage in discussion with me to come up with the best next steps that will work for you and your life.

Why do you have anxiety or depression? Where does the anger come from? How will this discomfort be alleviated? Why are you unhappy in the relationship? Why does the pattern continue to repeat itself? You want answers and you want to feel better, but in order to do so, we must look at every part of YOU, not just medication management.

Every human being is unique, and therefore, requires unique care for their healing. As a Board-Certified Psychiatrist who specializes in the treatment of adults, I use an evidence-based, comprehensive approach that integrates medication management and preventative medicine with psychodynamic, eclectic psychotherapeutic interventions that are specific to your needs. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, Depression, Mood dysregulation, history of Trauma or other Mental Health related concerns, it is important to have providers who focus on you as an individual and whole person.

I am a board certified psychiatrist and beyond the MD degree I have had four years of full-time training in the total spectrum of treatments for mental health problems. If you have had mental health care before - or even if you haven't - you may have wondered if medications may be right for your condition, if they may be helpful in addition to counseling or psychotherapy. I specialize in offering people both, and for many people this is a more comfortable and convenient option than having a separate primary care physician and psychotherapist providing care.

Georgina Chamungwana is a mental health enthusiast certified as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and trained in crisis prevention and intervention. She is passionate about whole body wellness and dedicated to providing the best patient care. She began her health care career working in palliative and hospice care and after graduating from nursing school, she immersed herself in mental health and spent several years acquiring skills and knowledge in inpatient psychiatric/mental health care. When she is not watching documentaries in her free time, you will find her gardening, listening to varying genre of music or exploring new places.

Empathetic care and Empowerment. Hope and Healing. Optimization of Mental, Behavioral, and Physical Health. If you are in search of any of these things, I believe I can help. I am dual certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) so I understand how physical and mental health overlap and influence each other at all ages and stages of life. I lead with compassion and understand the importance of active listening. This creates a judgement-free space where healing can happen.

Accepting New Patients - Intake slots are available within 1-2 weeks (updated 2/29/24). Optimal mental health is the goal, not just the absence of disease. The body, mind, and environment operate as a whole. You can’t treat a symptom without addressing the root cause. Extra time allows me to be thorough, listen to your story without interrupting, and discuss treatment plans in detail. This allows me to provide higher quality care and enables you to feel heard and understood in a way you may never have felt before.

Dr. Shameca Hudson is a Board Certified - Family and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over 8 years of experience treating adults, children, and families with mental illness. She takes an integrative and individualized approach to care. She is interested in culture and its impact on mental health..

Finding the courage to reach out for help probably wasn't easy, but it means you already found the inner-strength it takes to face your struggles and precipitate change. Those struggles may include anxiety, depression, bi-polar disorder or any number of complications that make life just that: complicated. I'm here to help. He uses an evidence-based, comprehensive approach and integrates medicine with preventative and alternative interventions such as diet, exercise, meditation, and supplement use.

There are times when it seems like the world is going against you and that nothing seems to work regardless of how hard you try. You do not have to do this alone. Seeking help in mental health is the first step in getting your life back on track and living to your fullest.