Mental Health Therapy in Wailea

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Therapists in Wailea

Dennis D’ Arcy Banks

Wailea, Hawaii - Psychiatrist
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Dennis D'Arcy Banks, MD, JD is a psychiatrist in Wailea, Hawaii and founder of Maui Psychiatry LLC, providing psychiatric care to adolescents and adults. He treats a wide range of conditions blending psychotherapy with medication management. Integrative Psychiatry and Medication Management Dr. Banks combines psychiatric evaluation, psychopharmacology, and psychotherapy to address both symptoms and root causes. With training from Yale University School of Medicine, residency at Stanford University Hospital, and additional work at the McAuley Neuropsychiatric Institute and Montreal Neurological Institute, he brings deep clinical expertise to each case. Sessions may draw from psychodynamic therapy and interpersonal therapy, mindfulness based cognitive therapy, and humanistic approaches. Affirming and Transcultural Psychiatric Care Dr. Banks has notable experience supporting LGBTQ+ clients including transgender clients navigating gender dysphoria as well as Native American and Pacific Islander communities. His transcultural psychiatry focus helps ensure clients feel understood across cultural, identity, and life experiences. Access, Insurance, and Getting Started Dr. Banks sees clients in person at his Wailea office and offers telehealth via Zoom and FaceTime for those across Hawaii with intensified treatment programs also available. He accepts BlueCross BlueShield and Hawaii Medical Services Association along with private payment options including cash, check, PayPal, and wire.

Free Mental Health Resources in Hawaii

Hawai‘i CARES 988 is a toll free hotline that you can call by dialing 988 if you're experiencing a crisis. They offer immediate crisis counseling and access to mental health and substance abuse programming in your community. They support individuals of all ages.
NAMI Hawaii is an organization that can provide you with access to free educational resources in your community, along with support groups, peer counseling, and family support services. This is a coalition of individuals, community members, and organizations committed to addressing mental health struggles Hawaiians face every day.
Mental Health America of Hawaii is a support group that offers free services to children, adolescents, adults, and families who have been impacted by mental health struggles. Services include educational workshops, access to specialized support groups, and advocacy services.
Hawai‘i UTelehealth offers free, confidential behavioral health care services over the phone. You can speak with a psychologist, psychiatrist, or mental health specialist if you're struggling with substance abuse or a mental health disorder. Their services are aimed at individuals who live in rural parts of the community or are experiencing homelessness.
The Child & Adolescent Mental Health Division (CAMHD) provides health services to children and teens throughout Hawaii. Some of the services include therapy, psychiatric care, and case management. Criminally involved juveniles can also receive support navigating the legal system.
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Teens & Students Depression ADHD PTSD Anxiety Autism
The VA Pacific Islands Healthcare System supports veterans who are struggling with their mental health. They offer free trauma informed therapy, psychiatric treatment, and can connect you to specialized support groups where you'll have access to peer support. Many of these services are offered free of charge.
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Veterans
The nonprofit Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center works with children, adolescents, and adults, providing free and low cost care to address mental health struggles you're facing. Services include walk in care, behavioral health care, emergency support, and other services to residents in Waianae, Nanakuli, Kapolei, Ewa, and Waipahu.
The Queen’s Medical Center – Behavioral Health Services provides comprehensive medical and healthcare services to individuals struggling with mental health or substance abuse issues. You will receive free emergency medical services here. They also offer day treatment services, adult inpatient care, and a family treatment center, among other supports.
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PTSD Depression Anxiety Grief
The Hawaii Domestic Violence Action Center works with victims of domestic violence, providing free services including advocacy, counseling, and resources to survivors. They offer a free helpline, including texting services. They also provide specialty programs like legal support, representatives who will accompany you to court, advocacy, and referrals to other programs."
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BIPOC LGBTQ Women Domestic Violence PTSD Depression Anxiety
The Women's Fund of Hawaii is a program that specializes in working with women who have been victims of domestic violence or are experiencing struggles with their mental health. Services are free and include mental health counseling and support services that will empower you to lead a healthy, independent, and financially sound life.
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Women Depression PTSD Domestic Violence
US Vets Hawaii is a nonprofit organization that supports veterans who are experiencing mental health or substance abuse struggles. Services include access to housing, case management, trauma informed care, and other supports that help veterans get their lives back on track.
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Veterans Depression PTSD Substance Abuse
The Hawaii Department of Health – Adult Mental Health Division focuses specifically on individuals who have a severe or serious mental health illness. Services include crisis intervention and ongoing counseling.
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BIPOC LGBTQ Men Women Seniors Veterans Disability First Responders
Kaiser Permanente Hawaii – Mental Health Services offers free mental health assessments and referrals to children, adolescents, and adults who have a mental health struggle. They also offer psychiatric care and therapy.
The Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center is a nonprofit organization. They will support you through behavioral health care services, including case management, crisis support, and counseling, among others. Some services are free, while others are low cost. Sliding scale discounts are available.
Aloha United Way 211 is a hotline you can call to receive support for a mental health or substance abuse struggle you're experiencing. They offer a directory of health and human services that you can access through their phone or online directory.
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