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Most people have experienced some sort of trauma in their lives. Some people experienced childhood trauma, while others may have had their first traumatic experience as adults. It has been found that six out of ten men, and five out of ten women have experienced at least one traumatic event in their lives. Many people are able to recover from these events and live normal lives, but others suffer long term effects that impact their daily functioning. At The Ohana, we utilize trauma informed care to help you go from surviving, to thriving.
Trauma is a response to a disturbing event, or series of events that an individual experiences or witnesses.
People who have experienced traumatic events may develop a mental disorder (or a combination of mental disorders) that impede their ability to live a normal life.
Traumatic events include:
As a result of trauma, individuals may develop:
Trauma itself is not a disorder. Instead, it is an indicator of why a person may be suffering from mental disorder. Mental disorders that may arise include:
Trauma is often described by mental health experts as a psychic wound. Similar to injuries to the skin or bones, traumatic wounds that haven’t fully healed can continue to inflict pain. Trauma wounds heal through emotional processing. Internal and external circumstances can make it more difficult to process traumatic experiences.
Due to how the brain responds to trauma, many people try to avoid their traumatic memories or the feelings they trigger. In other cases, family or societal norms may make it difficult for people to discuss their trauma openly. Stress, illness, and other factors can also prevent people from taking care of trauma wounds. This delays emotional processing and causes trauma wounds to remain raw.
Symptoms of trauma disorders depend on a variety of factors including the age the trauma was experienced, whether it was ongoing or a one time event, what resources were available to process the trauma, and more. Below are a few symptoms people may experience in their attempt to cope and live with past trauma.
Identifying the traumatic event, or events that led to the development of a mental disorder may be helpful in guiding an individual’s healing. Once the trauma (s) has been identified, the individual and their mental health practitioner may tap into various therapies and coping strategies that make living life easier.
Trauma can impact a person physically, emotionally, and spiritually, so having a variety of treatment options is key for an individual’s healing. At The Ohana we offer a number of evidence-based treatment modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and psychodynamic therapy to help people deal with the emotional and cognitive impacts of trauma.
We also offer holistic therapies that help people connect mind-body-spirit to heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
At The Ohana, we make sure to practice trauma informed care with all modalities that we use, whether evidence-based, holistic, or adventure focused. We assume that all individuals that we work with have experienced some sort of trauma in their past so we look out for any signs that a person is experiencing re-traumatization, and implement various strategies to bring people back to the present moment.
Trauma is a common root cause of substance use disorder. The Ohana dual diagnosis rehab center is a leading provider of care for trauma recovery in Hawaii. All of the features that make Hawaii a desirable vacation spot are also beneficial to people in need of addiction and trauma recovery treatment. Hawaii offers a change of scenery and distance from one’s normal environment. This is especially important for recovering from trauma bonds or escaping situational triggers for relapse.
The Ohana’s trauma centers in Hawaii are nestled in a peaceful and scenic setting that inspires safety and calm. The counseling staff at The Ohana help clients of our Hawaii trauma centers identify their triggers and learn emotional regulation techniques to reduce the somatic and mental pain associated with their trauma. We also provide evidence-based talk therapy that allows clients to properly process their grief and anger.
Clients staying in our trauma treatment centers benefit from nature-based wellness activities, nutritious meals made from local produce, and healing outdoor therapy sessions.
In general, pricing varies based on the treatment type and length of your stay. We offer transparent pricing and accept many insurance plans to make quality care accessible for as many people as possible.
Our team assists with insurance claims and explores financing options for those needing additional support. For additional cost details and insurance coverage verification, please get in touch with our admissions team!
Admissions at The Ohana starts with a confidential initial assessment over the phone, where we discuss your needs and treatment options. Based on this call, we give you empathetic, compassionate guidance on insurance coverage and financial options. Our team works hard to ensure a seamless transition into our care, supporting you every step of the way.
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You can also let us know the best time to talk and we will contact you based off or your preferences.
You can also let us know the best time to talk and we will contact you based off or your preferences.
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