Chris Adolf, MACP

I support children, parents, and families through separation, parenting challenges, and family transitions with collaborative, trauma-informed care.

When a child is struggling, family life can feel overwhelming. Separation, conflict, loss, or difficult experiences may leave parents unsure how to help. I work with children, teens, adults, couples, and families seeking greater understanding, steadier relationships, and practical ways to move forward.

Together, we can build skills for parenting, co-parenting, and parallel parenting after separation. We can work toward clearer boundaries and communication while keeping children’s needs at the center. I also provide COPA co-parenting education through Honolulu Psychology Collective.

I support parents of young children through family-focused work. When appropriate, a session may include play and exploration with a young child as part of that work. My approach is collaborative and trauma-informed. My supervised experience includes work with young children and caregivers, psychological assessment, and training in the trauma department at The Queen’s Medical Center. I also hold a child maltreatment certification.

As a father, I understand how deeply parents care about their children’s well-being during times of change. I am a Hawaiʻi Associate Mental Health Counselor (Provisional License) and clinical psychology doctoral intern affiliated with Honolulu Psychology Collective, practicing under the supervision of Allana Coffee, PhD. You don’t have to have everything figured out before reaching out.

Individual sessions are $50 and couples sessions are $75, self-pay. I offer a free initial consultation. Visit my Honolulu Psychology Collective profile through the website link to learn more and get in touch.