Ai Pono Hawaii

Ai Pono Hawaii 'Ai Pono Hawaii provides a serene, homelike setting for those struggling with eating disorders to he

Hawaii's Premier Eating Disorder Treatment Center providing Residential and Partial-Hospitalization Treatment on Maui and Virtual IOP for Hawaii residents.

For many individuals in eating disorder recovery, the most taxing part of the journey doesn’t happen at the dining table...
04/22/2026

For many individuals in eating disorder recovery, the most taxing part of the journey doesn’t happen at the dining table. Instead, it occurs in the sterile environment of a doctor’s office.

Weight stigma in medical settings creates a cycle of anticipatory anxiety and dread. Learn how to practice self-advocacy and reclaim your agency in healthcare.

Join us for a Sip & Shop event at J. McLaughlin on Sunday, May 3rd. 15% of all sales will benefit the 'Ai Pono Foundatio...
04/21/2026

Join us for a Sip & Shop event at J. McLaughlin on Sunday, May 3rd. 15% of all sales will benefit the 'Ai Pono Foundation. The mission of 'Ai Pono Foundation is to provide access to information and care for individuals struggling with eating disorders. You can check their website at aiponofoundation.org. We hope to see you there!

04/10/2026

Eight years ago, I did not want to go to treatment. Returning to ‘Ai Pono now, I feel emotional because I know how meaningful this program can be. ‘Ai Pono offers more than treatment. It offers support, compassion, and a place where healing can begin. If you are struggling with eating challenges and looking for care, ‘Ai Pono is a beautiful place to start.

Our hearts are with everyone across Hawaiʻi affected by the recent storms and flooding.We also want to share that everyo...
03/26/2026

Our hearts are with everyone across Hawaiʻi affected by the recent storms and flooding.

We also want to share that everyone at our facility is safe and okay. While the weather has changed some of our usual routines, we have been staying connected, continuing to care for one another, and adapting with intention and compassion.

We are especially holding in our thoughts those in recovery, who may be feeling the impact of this disruption in deeper ways.

We are sending care to all those facing damage, uncertainty, or upheaval across the islands. Please stay safe and continue to follow guidance from local officials and emergency responders.

-‘Ai Pono Team 🌈

03/18/2026

What does art therapy have to do with eating disorder recovery?

According to Razi Wilson, Art Therapist at ‘Ai Pono Hawaii, it can help clients explore shame, perfectionism, control, and emotional pain in a way that goes deeper than words alone.

For many women struggling with eating challenges, the healing process involves more than talking. Art therapy can offer a nonverbal, embodied way to reconnect with emotions, challenge the inner critic, and move through patterns that keep recovery feeling stuck. At ‘Ai Pono Hawaii, this work is integrated into our holistic, evidence-based, trauma-informed residential treatment program for women in Maui.

If you are searching for treatment in Hawaii, residential treatment for women, or a compassionate program that supports full-person healing, visit aipono.com to learn more.

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Our Philosophy

Ai meaning “to eat, nourish” and Pono meaning “with ease, naturally, in perfect order and wholeness.”

At the ‘Ai Pono Eating Disorder Program, we recognize that eating disorders are complex problems with psychological, emotional, nutritional, and biochemical components, but we do not view women who struggle with these problems as irreparably damaged. Rather, we see them as highly intuitive, sensitive beings who have developed an obsession with food, fat, and dieting as a way of coping with social and psychological stress.

“When a woman enters the labyrinth of recovery, she follows a twisting, winding path to her center. Finding a sense of who she is as a woman, she exits with a new way of being in the world.”

– Eating in the Light of the Moon