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From local to national resources for kids, teens, students and adults, we've compiled a mega list of mental health resources.
Help is available 24/7 through 做厙勛圖s community crisis hotline,泭520-622-6000;泭Arizona's statewide crisis hotline, 1-844-534-4673;泭and the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, 988. In the泭event of an emergency, call 911.泭You can also search for services including counseling, food,泭shelter and more through .泭
Local mental health resources
Catholic Community Services of泭Southern Arizona, 520-623-0344
Counseling services are offered to adults, kids, teens and families through
CODAC Mental & Behavioral Health,泭520-327-4505
offers a variety of mental health resources including therapy, outpatient psychiatry and crisis care.
COPE Community Services,泭520-792-3293
has various resources for the 做厙勛圖 community, including mental health resources like therapy, peer support and recovery support programs.
Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) for University of Arizona students,泭520-621-3334
Students currently enrolled at the University of Arizona can receive services. CAPS offers different types of counseling services (including peer counseling with students trained in Psychological First Aid) and support groups.
El Rio Behavioral Health,泭520-670-3909
has multiple locations across 做厙勛圖 that can assist with mental and behavioral health needs. A few of the locations that offer mental health services include their Cherrybell, Congress and El Pueblo centers.
Hope, Inc.,泭520-770-1197
offers individual and group therapy to help address depression, anxiety, trauma and substance use. They also have daily support group meetings that cover everything from stress and anxiety management to meditation and mindfulness.泭
Jewish Family & Childrens Services of Southern Arizona,泭520-795-0300
offers counseling and community services to individuals of all backgrounds. They even offer cancer support groups.
La Frontera,泭520-838-5600
La Frontera provides numerous community services throughout 做厙勛圖, including mental health services. A full list of their services can be found on their .
MHC Healthcare,泭520-682-4111
s Counseling & Wellness Center, located in Marana, provides outpatient therapy, trauma services, substance abuse therapy and more.
National Alliance on Mental Illness Southern Arizona,泭520-622-5582
NAMI Southern Arizona is an affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. NAMI Southern Arizonas goals are to overcome the ignorance, misinformation, misconceptions and apathy that prevent true understanding and meaningful help from reaching persons with serious mental illness, according to their .
Palo Verde Behavioral Health,泭520-322-2888
offers adult and adolescent inpatient and outpatient psychiatry services, including disorder treatments and detoxification. They also offer some LGBTQ+ services.泭
Pima County Public Librarys Synapse team,泭520-791-4010泭(librarys info line)
Pima County Public Librarys Synapse team connects their patrons and staff to information (both physical and digital) to educate and inform their optimal mental health, according to their . They also hope to help break the stigma around mental health.
Pima County Warm Line,泭520-770-9909
Pima County's Warm Line is a泭confidential, non-emergency phone line for any resident (in Southern Arizona) who needs to talk. This free service offers access to peer support operators with first-hand experience living with mental illness and/or substance use,泭according to their .
Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital,泭866-419-1464
is a mental health hospital in 做厙勛圖. They offer treatments for anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, PTSD, self-harm and more.泭
University of Arizona College of Medicine CUP MIND Clinic,泭520-428-4834
The University of Arizona College of Medicine offers numerous CUP (Committed to Underserved People) clinics, including a that focuses on mental health. The MIND Clinic is an outpatient psychiatric clinic for uninsured people in 做厙勛圖. The clinic is run by medical students and board-certified volunteer psychiatrists, according to their .
Private practices
There are many private practices in 做厙勛圖. offers a database of therapists and psychologists try searching your ZIP code to see who is near you.泭
Sunrise Mental Health: Medication Management Experts
泭offers virtual and in-person psychiatric care for people dealing with a variety of mental health challenges. The team specializes in medication management with therapeutic interventions for individuals who have depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, ADHD and bipolar disorder.泭.
For kids and teens
Some of the above organizations may also have programs for youth.
Casa de los Ni簽os Behavioral Health Services,泭520-881-1292
offers psychiatric services, individual and family therapy, family support services and more. While their services primarily focus on kids and teens, they offer services for adults too.
National Runaway Safeline,泭1-800-786-2929
There are various ways to get help through , including phone calls, live chats and email.
Teen Lifeline,泭602-248-8336
Teen Lifeline is an Arizona-based mental health hotline primarily operated by peer counselors. Teen Lifelines work is towards its mission to prevent teen suicide in Arizona through enhancing resiliency in youth and fostering supportive communities, according to their .
LGBTQ+ resources
Some of the above organizations may also have programs for the LGBTQ+ community.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) National Hotline,泭1-888-843-4564
The provides LGBTQ+ individuals with support and local (and national) resources. The LGBT National Hotline even has a few separate hotlines for LGBTQ+ youth, seniors and those seeking support on coming out.
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation, 520-628-7223
Find group support and individual counseling services through . Two groups are offered in person and through Zoom: coping skills for people living with HIV and an LGBTQ+ group for people working through domestic, sexual or hate violence.泭
Southern Arizona Senior Pride, 520-312-8923
facilitates visits and phone calls for LGBTQ+ adults older than 55 years old, in addition to LGTBQ+ people with disabilities regardless of age who are isolated, homebound or living in a care community. Senior Pride also offers grief and loss groups.
Trans Lifeline,泭1-877-565-8860
The national Trans Lifeline is a peer support hotline run by trans individuals. Trans Lifeline is a grassroots hotline and microgrants 501(c)(3) non-profit organization offering direct emotional and financial support to trans people in crisis for the trans community, by the trans community, according to their .
The Trevor Project,泭1-866-488-7386 or text 678-678
For years, has been a nationally-recognized resource for LGBTQ+ youth. Through their hotline, The Trevor Project will immediately connect you with a crisis counselor who can provide support and resources.
Veteran resources
Be Connected Arizona,泭1-866-429-8387
is an organization that connects active service members, veterans and their families with support and mental health resources.
Veteran Affairs Southern Arizona Mental Health Care,泭520-629-4884
The offers mental health care to local veterans. Services include psychiatry, psychology, treatment for addiction disorders and more.
Veteran Suicide and Crisis Lifeline,泭988泭then press 1
The National Suicide and Crisis Hotline has a dedicated line just for . To access veteran resources, dial 988 and then press 1.
Abuse and addiction resources
Alcohol Anonymous 做厙勛圖,泭520-624-4183
Find a list of local AA meetings by visiting AA 做厙勛圖s or by calling the number above.
CODAC,泭520-202-1792
offers outpatient drug and alcohol addiction treatment 24 hours a day. They offer extensive resources during outpatient treatment that includes offering something to eat, providing a warm and comfortable place to rest and helping with withdrawal symptoms.
Community Bridges,泭1-877-931-9142
provides various treatment services for addiction, crisis care, inpatient detox and more.泭
Cope Community Services Methadone Clinic,泭520-205-4732
has a methadone clinic for those seeking assistance with addiction recovery or relapse prevention.
Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse,泭520-795-4266 (24-hour multilingual hotline)
offers resources, support and assistance to individuals facing domestic abuse. Services include emergency shelter, child and family services, support groups and legal resources.
The Haven,泭520-623-4590
provides "effective, affordable substance use recovery for women in a family-inclusive environment,"泭their website says.
Homicide Survivors, Inc., 520-207-5012
serves the families and friends of homicide victims. The organization offers many services, including support groups.
Southeastern Arizona Area of Narcotics Anonymous,泭1-844-991-2962 (statewide NA hotline)
organization provides resources for those looking to get clean from narcotic addiction. Reach out to the statewide hotline to connect with the Southeastern Arizona Area of Narcotics Anonymous.
Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault,泭520-327-1171 (non-emergency) or 520-327-7273 (24/7 crisis line)
The is a division of CODAC that offers crisis care and therapy sessions to individuals who have faced sexual assault.
Employment resource
Coyote TaskForce,泭520-884-5553
s mission is to provide high-quality employment services, public awareness and advocacy for adults living with serious mental illnesses, in the belief that work is an integral part of recovery and well-being, according to their . Coyote TaskForce operates the thrift Re-Threads, Cafe 54 and Our Place Clubhouse.