Pacific Quest is a licensed therapeutic living program on the Island of Hawai‘i that combines clinically sophisticated mental health care with immersive nature‑based experiences. Situated on the five‑acre Reed’s Bay campus along the Hilo Bay coastline, the adolescent program serves youth ages 13–17 and features botanical gardens, freshwater ponds, ocean access and an 8,000‑square‑foot facility with bunkrooms, a large kitchen and spaces for yoga, group sessions and community gatheringshttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=The%20Adolescent%20program%20is%20based,yoga%2C%20group%20sessions%2C%20and%20gathering. Students live in secure dormitories monitored by awake staff every night and experience community living that emphasizes personal responsibility, teamwork and connection to naturehttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=Pacific%20Quest%E2%80%99s%20adolescent%20program%20operates,dormitory%20monitored%20by%20awake%20staff.

The program takes a strengths‑based approach rooted in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics to help teens build resilience and self‑sufficiency. Each student receives an individualized treatment plan and participates in an integrative behavioral health program that includes self‑care and hygiene, organic gardening, meal preparation, personal reflection, individual and adventure group therapy, group initiatives, peer communication, journaling, exercise, academic coursework, wellness education and community servicehttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=Each%20student%20has%20an%20individualized,wellness%20education%2C%20and%20community%20service. As students master basic skills they set and work toward personal and community goals, gradually assuming more responsibility for managing their daily schedules—garden chores, exercise routines, nutrition, academics and reflection timehttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=,students%20progressively%20assume%20more%20responsibility. Daily schedules incorporate morning meditation, yoga or sensory activities, experiential learning projects, team‑building exercises, and group dinners and community meetings that foster reflection and accountabilityhttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=.

Pacific Quest specializes in treating depression, anxiety, obsessive‑compulsive disorder, isolation, adoption issues, trauma, somatic symptoms, technology addiction, family conflict, gender identity questions and learning differenceshttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=. It is not appropriate for clients with primary substance dependence, aggression, psychosis or acute criseshttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=,everyone. A multidisciplinary team of masters‑ and doctoral‑level clinicians collaborates weekly to develop effective interventions and integrate therapies such as behavioral therapy, somatic experiencing, family systems work, neuroscience and expressive artshttps://pacificquest.org/adolescents/#:~:text=Clinical%20Programs. The program is licensed by the Hawai‘i Department of Health as a Therapeutic Living Program and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), holding it to high standards of quality and safetyhttps://pacificquest.org/#:~:text=Pacific%20Quest%20provides%20fully%20licensed,might%20be%20holding%20residents%20backhttps://pacificquest.org/#:~:text=We%20are%20licensed%20by%20the,and%20protection%20of%20patients%E2%80%99%20rights. Pacific Quest also offers Cognia‑accredited academic courses so students can earn high‑school credits while in treatmenthttps://pacificquest.org/#:~:text=.

Through a combination of therapeutic horticulture, adventure therapy and evidence‑based clinical care, Pacific Quest helps adolescents gain self‑awareness, practice healthy habits and build sustainable coping skills. Families are encouraged to learn more about the program’s integrative approach and to contact the admissions team at 808‑937‑5806. The Reed’s Bay campus is located at 301 Kalanianaole Ave., Hilo, HI 96720https://pacificquest.org/#:~:text=808,HI%2096720.