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    Our Acute Treatment Program

    Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health's Acute Treatment Programs provide the most intensive level of psychiatric care and are specifically designed for patients who require an intensive, short-term level of care for diagnostic evaluation, crisis intervention and psychiatric stabilization.

    • Acute Treatment Program for Children
    • Acute Treatment Program for Adolescents
    • Acute Treatment Program for Adults

    Acute services include psychiatric diagnosis for any of the following:

    • Adjustment Disorders
    • Affective Disorders
    • Alcohol and Drug Dependency
    • Anxiety Disorders
    • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
    • Conduct Disorders
    • Depressive Disorders
    • Eating Disorders
    • Oppositional Defiant Disorders
    • Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
    • Psychotic Disorders
    • Thought Disorders

    Individuals experiencing emotional and behavioral problems interfering with daily life, relationships or physical health, or present any of the following:

    • Imminent Danger to Self or Others
    • Requiring Intensive Psychiatric Care in a Secure Setting
    • Recurrent Episodes
    • Unresponsive to Non-hospital Treatment

    Program Overview

    This therapeutically intensive treatment program is focused on short-term psychiatric stabilization and improvement. A comprehensive set of clinical assessments are completed for each patient entering the Acute Care Program.

    • A nursing assessment is completed within eight (8) hours of admission
    • An attending psychiatrist conducts an evaluation within 24 hours of admission
    • A licensed social worker completes a psychosocial history

    The program incorporates a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approach. Patients learn:

    • Strategies to Effectively Solve Problems
    • Methods for Evaluating Dysfunctional Thinking Patterns
    • Healthy Coping Strategies
    • Insight-Oriented Thinking

    Treatment Program Components

    A psychiatrist oversees the operation of the program and attending physicians develop, in concert with an inter-disciplinary team of skilled professionals, an individualized treatment plan for each patient which may include the following services:

    • Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment
    • Individual, Group and Family Psychotherapy Using the Cognitive Therapy Model
    • Medication Intervention, Monitoring and Education
    • Chemical Dependency Assessment and Counseling
    • Alcohol Detoxification Services
    • Nursing Supervision
    • Psychoeducational Groups
    • Substance Abuse Education
    • Therapeutic Recreational Activities
    • Occupational Therapy
    • Art Therapy
    • Aftercare and Transition Planning
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