Patricia Mahaulu-Stephens is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, specializing in providing therapeutic support to individuals and families dealing with trauma, PTSD, family conflict, and various other challenges. Growing up in Hawaii, she brings a rich understanding of diverse ethnic and cultural practices, drawing from multi-generational and traditional approaches to healing and wellness. Patricia creates a nurturing space where her clients feel heard, validated, and truly understood. With extensive experience in addressing domestic violence, grief, anxiety, and self-harming behaviors, she honors the importance of family, culture, and community in every aspect of her work. Utilizing strength-based, empowerment, and culturally relevant approaches, her clinical interventions are grounded in psychodynamic theory, cognitive behavior models, solution-focused practices, and mindfulness strategies for stress and anxiety management. Patricia views her work as a sacred calling, approaching each session with compassion and a commitment to guiding individuals in crisis. Her mission is to empower her clients to find balance, joy, and purpose, even while navigating unjust or inequitable systems. Through joyfully living with pride and peace, Patricia inspires transformative healing journeys in the lives of those she serves.