Crisis Services
If your loved one is experiencing an immediate behavioral health crisis, our Mobile Crisis and Facility-Based Crisis teams can help.
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Watching someone struggle with their mental health or substance misuse can feel overwhelming. You may not know what to say or where to begin. Our team can help you understand your options, determine the right level of care, and guide your loved one toward treatment.
Immediate crisis services designed to keep people safe, provide stabilization, and connect them with ongoing care.
If your loved one is experiencing an immediate behavioral health crisis, our Mobile Crisis and Facility-Based Crisis teams can help.
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Individual counseling provides ongoing support for mental health, substance misuse, trauma, and emotional wellness.
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Structured treatment programs for adults and adolescents who need more support than traditional outpatient counseling.
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Gaylain's House of Hope provides a supportive recovery environment for women working toward long-term sobriety and independence.
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Recovery is often easier when someone who has lived it walks beside you. Our Peer Support Specialists help individuals stay engaged and connected throughout recovery.
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Families who need additional support navigating care, services, or legal responsibilities may benefit from Tailored Care Management and Guardianship Services.
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Services at various locations are available for all ages, 24 hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week, at no cost. Learn more.
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We can help you with the next steps for finding solutions. Learn more.
Immediate support for individuals experiencing a mental health or substance misuse crisis. Learn more.
This program helps individuals stabilize and transition back into the community with the right supports. Learn more.
Contact Phoenix Counseling Center or visit one of our crisis locations to speak with someone today.