• Services

The McKenna Recovery Center is able to offer more comprehensive treatment than is available elsewhere in large part due to the highly credentialed nature of our staff and the organizational structure that allows us to reach Kauai (Ke Ala Pono-Kauai), Oahu (Honolulu Professionals Program) and the Big Island (Ke Ala Pono-Hilo).
We are able to facilitate services for evaluating and treating persons with chemical dependency or abuse, as well as persons with co-occurring disorders and a program dedicated to persons with advanced degrees.

Professional        Confidential        Respectful

The McKenna Recovery Center currently offers chemical dependency treatment for adults and adolescents (Hilo and Kauai) and a professionals track (Honolulu),  in a professional environment with a caring and confidential manner.  There is a full range of treatment services available, including:

• Intervention
• Initial Evaluation: a thorough bio-psycho-social, psychiatric,
         chemical dependency assessment
• Intensive outpatient treatment
• Treatment of Co-occuring disorders
• Family Component
• Medication Management and Treatment
• Individual Counseling as needed
• Aftercare, includes Post-Residential (Post-Inpatient treatment)
•  DOT and FAA compliant treatment

We are the only treatment program to have a full-time medical director who is board-certified in psychiatry, and addiction medicine.  Dr. McKenna not only supervises, but also is directly involved in your treatment.  In addition, our program director, Dr. Michael Foley, is a board certified interventionist, the only (in 2010)with this designation in Hawaii.

Call us!
Honolulu Professionals Program
     808 591 0921
Ke Ala Pono - Kauai:  808 246 0663
Ke Ala Pono - Hilo: 808 969 7577
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              Philosophy 

Our underlying philosophy is that chemical dependency is a treatable medical illness.  We believe in treating our clients with dignity and respect.  We assign no blame for someone who has developed either an addictive or psychiatric disorder.  We teach this philosophy in our treatment programs so that the guilt and shame which accompany addiction is eliminated whenever possible, and patients and their loved ones can focus on recovery.