Bobby Benson Center

The Bobby Benson Center in Hawaii specializes in rehabilitating both adolescents and adults facing challenges related to substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. To assist pregnant teenagers and IV drug users aged 13 to 17 while they await admission, the center offers temporary support services, including educational resources and referrals. They acknowledge addiction as a chronic disease and believe in the potential for positive change, fostering a sense of optimism in the recovery process. Emphasizing a trauma-informed care approach, the center recognizes how previous traumatic experiences can influence current behaviors. Their policies and practices are designed to address these issues sensitively, minimizing the risk of re-traumatization while encouraging healing. Involving family members in the treatment process is a fundamental principle, as they see strong familial ties as crucial for sustainable recovery. The center provides a range of therapeutic options, including individual, family, and group therapy, along with various educational programs and activities aimed at supporting clients throughout their recovery journey. The Bobby Benson Center offers both residential treatment programs for adolescents and outpatient options (IOP and OP) for adults and teens. The residential setting creates a nurturing atmosphere where individuals can acquire essential skills to combat their addiction. Meanwhile, outpatient services offer flexible care for those who do not need to stay overnight. Both treatment tracks focus on delivering a personalized and holistic approach to address each individual’s specific requirements.

The Rehabilitation Center specializes in addressing issues related to substance use and mental health. You will benefit from personalized treatment designed to fit your specific needs and diagnoses, acquire essential recovery skills, and form new relationships in a nurturing atmosphere.

The center collaborates with several key health insurance providers, including HMSA, Kaiser Permanente, UHA/Optum, Hawaii Laborers Union, and MedQuest.