Online Therapy Hawaii

Through PlushCare's online therapy program, you can meet with a Hawaii licensed therapist online. Make an online appointment today with PlushCare to say “Aloha” and meet with our highly trained and compassionate therapists who can provide counseling for depression, anxiety, stress, grief, life transitions, and loss. A session to meet with a Hawaii online therapist costs $169 per session. Start your first therapy session with a Hawaii therapist today.

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Online therapy that fits into your schedule — on web or mobile from the privacy of your device

95% of therapy patients recommend PlushCare to friends or family

Save time and money while receiving high-quality online therapy care and support

See an online therapist in three simple steps

Step 1

Find your online therapist.

Browse our network of top therapists to find one that matches your needs.

Step 2

Book an online therapy appointment.

Get private and secure emotional support weekly from your dedicated therapist.

Step 3

Talk to your therapist online.

Visit with a licensed online therapist on your smartphone or computer.

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How Does Online Therapy in Hawaii Work?

During a Hawaii online counseling and therapy session, a Hawaii licensed therapist will interact with you remotely on the phone or through video chat. Similar to a private in-person session, during Hawaii teletherapy, your therapist will directly work with you and provide counseling.  

Each online therapy session at PlushCare is 45 minutes long. At PlushCare, you can speak with a Hawaii licensed therapist remotely for $169 per session.

Meet Rebecca Bal, Hawaii Licensed Therapist

Rebecca Bal has a Bachelor’s in American Studies from the University of California, Berkeley and a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary. She has extensive experience with complex trauma, depression, anxiety, and relational challenges. She is especially passionate about working with youth and young adults from a variety of multi-ethnic backgrounds.  

Rebecca was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and has worked in mental health settings throughout the East Bay. Currently, she resides in Honolulu. Over the last year and half, our world has shifted so significantly, and being able to access support remotely and with ease has become a necessity and hopefully makes mental health services that much more accessible for everyone!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How Much Does Online Therapy in Hawaii Cost?

    The cost of therapy varies depending on the type of therapy, therapist’s qualifications and location. The cost of therapy out-of-pocket can range from $60 to upwards of $200 for a typical 50 minutes to an hour session.  

    Online therapy services in Hawaii with PlushCare costs $169 per session.

  • Can Therapy Be Done Online?

    Yes. With the advancement of technology and the internet, it is now possible for therapists to interact with their patients online. Online therapy refers to therapy conducted virtually or online. During a typical session, a Hawaii licensed therapist or counselor interacts with the patient through the use of devices such as a computer, tablet, or smartphone.

  • Is Online Therapy Legal in Hawaii?

    Yes. Online therapy is legal in Hawaii. For current state regulations, please see the Center for Connected Health Policy

  • What Do Therapists Use for Online Therapies?

    Through the use of established online therapy platforms, Hawaii licensed therapists can connect with their patients remotely and securely. These platforms allow licensed therapists to conduct sessions via live chats and video conferencing. Some platforms also support emails and messaging.  

    PlushCare is one of the top online therapy platforms.

  • What Do I Do If I Can’t Afford Therapy?

    The cost of therapy has a wide range: from $60 to upwards of $200 for a typical 50 minutes to an hour session. It pays to do some research and shop around for one that fits your budget.  

    First, always check if your insurance carrier covers therapy. Some affordable options may include support groups, community mental health centers, and even therapy apps.  

    Since the start of the pandemic, teletherapy has become a popular alternative. It is generally more affordable than in-person therapy, and for many, just as effective.

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