Doreen Fukushima, M.D. was born and raised in Hawaii and is a graduate of the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine. She also completed her residency at the University of Hawaii Psychiatry Residency Program. She has worked in several states and has experience in community mental health, inpatient psychiatric units, emergency psychiatry, consult-liaison psychiatry, as well as interventional psychiatry that includes Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, Esketamine and Electroconvulsive Therapy. In addition to working in Hawaii, she also worked as a Qualified Medical Evaluator for the California Division of Workers’ Compensation Medical Unit and is currently the psychiatric consultant for Wilcox Medical Center on Kauai. She is expanding her practice to other states to help promote Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and other non-invasive modes of treatment as options to treat mental health conditions that are on the rise in the world today.

"My superpower is having anxiety that makes me a beast on the soccer field and in the courtroom and functional OCD, so I am detail oriented and find all of my opponent's mistakes to show them perfection is not possible. However, I prefer to meet on amicable ground and try to work towards a common solution because in the end, we're all on the same side."

Aloha! My name is Cici. I graduated from Waipahu High School, but I don't think where I went to school is important. Like most of you, my family and friends are important to me. I love dancing the hula, playing the ukulele, singing, having good food, and helping my family and friends be happy and healthy. Wellness is important to me too. I've been working here with Dr. Fukushima since 2020 when Covid started. My favorite part of this work is getting to know each one of you who comes to us for their wellness needs. Nothing makes me happier at this job than helping you feel healthy and reminding you that you're worth it! My superpower is facing traumas that I have dealt with since I was young and using it as a learning lesson to make me stronger and be your cheerleader when you need it most. Come and ask me what trauma I beat this week.

I graduated from Hawaii Pacific University with my nursing degree. I worked at all of the correctional facilities on Oahu for both males and females, as well as Straub, Queen's, nursing homes, and outpatient drug treatment facilities. I have had to fight since I was a kid and am a survivor. As I get older, my battles get tougher and my opponents get bigger. But I never go down without a fight. Come watch me play soccer or in the courtroom and see that my 5 foot stature doesn't mean I back away from anyone physically bigger than me because I have been through wars before. My superpower is my functional OCD that helps me stay on top of my filings, orders and deadlines, and my anxiety that allows me to play soccer against men and women half my age and still be a force.

Chantel Kualapai has over 25 years of Customer Service & Administrative Managementexperience. Her past employment includes 13 years as the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Regional Manager with the American Heart Association of Hawaii, and Relief Manager for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii. Most recently psychiatric experience at a local behavioral health hospital in various roles such as Adult and Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program Administrative Assistant, Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Coordinator, Healing Forces Program Administrative Assistant, and Admissions/Call Center Coordinator. She is also a Licensed Esthetician, providing Skincare Services for over 10 years. Current services with Ho’ola Pono include Transcranial Stimulation Tech and Director of Administrative Services.