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Banner Behavioral
Health Scottsdale Banner Helpline counselors
are available 24 hours a day to assist with mental health and
addiction program information. 602.254.HELP
(4357) www.bannerhealth.com Click on the Arizona link; then
Behavorial Health
Black Family and Child Services of Central
Phoenix Teen Choice School and Behavioral Health
Agency 602.243.1498
Community
Bridges (East Valley Addiction Council)
Provides medical evaluations, services for
substance abusers and detox.
480.962.7711
Catholic Social
Services Mental health
services/counseling 602.285.1999 www.diocesephoenix.org Chicanos Por La Causa's Centro de la
Familia Male/female outpatient programs for
drug/alcohol treatment 623.247.0464
Centro de Amistad Mesa
Office Case management for drug/alcohol treatment,
mental health services 480.833.0227
Jewish Family and Children’s
Service
Mental health/social services. Parenting group
goals: recognize strengths within themselves and children;
recognize ways to increase positive communication and
discipline; recognize ways to increase cooperation between
divorced/divorcing parents 480.994.8477 www.nonprofitnet.com/jfcs
Scottsdale
Prevention Institute Advocates and provides
substance abuse and mental health prevention services and
alcohol/drug education programs. SPI provides student
services in the SUSD Schools. 480.443.3100 www.spi-az.org
City of Scottsdale Youth and Family
Services Outreach
Services--provides assessment and referral for
families seeking behavioral health
services Educational workshops--workshops
for juveniles that focus on: Study Skills, Money Management,
Job Skills, Choices (making healthy choices and saying "no" to
drugs and alcohol) and Life
Skills. 480.312.7922
Value
Options Services and Crisis Line (24
hours) Providing behavioral health and substance
abuse service to Maricopa County; 24-hour mental health
helpline 800.564.5465 CRISIS LINE:
800.631.1314 www.valueoptions.com/arizona |
Waypoint Group
Provides specialized mental health, consulting,
and training services to assist individuals, families,
businesses, and organizations in navigating
change. 602.952.8622 www.thewaypointgroup.com
EMPACT–Suicide Prevention
Center American Association of Suicideology
accredited Center in Arizona providing 24-hour telephone
intervention to people experiencing suicidal crisis.
Counseling/psychiatric services through Value
Options 480.784.1500 www.empact-spc.com
CASA,
Center for Prevention of Abuse and
Violence Expertise is in sexual abuse
prevention. CASA’s Outpatient Counseling Center offers
counseling and psychotherapeutic services to people who have
been victims of abuse and
violence. 602.254.6400 www.casacares.org
State of
Arizona Child Abuse
Hotline 888.767.2445 www.de.state.az.us/dcyf/cps
ALCOHOL ABUSE Al-Anon
and Al-Ateen Support group for family and friends
of alcohol addicted people. 602.249.1257 www.al-anon-az.org
Alcoholics
Anonymous 602.264.1341 www.aaphoenix.org
Adult
Children of Alcoholics (information
line) Program
for women and men who grew up in alcoholic or otherwise
dysfunctional homes. 602.241.6760 www.adultchildren.org
Families
Anonymous Support group for relatives and
friends of people (especially children) who have alcohol,
drug, or behavioral problems 480.860.8084 www.familiesanonymous.org
DRUG
TESTING TASC
Treatment Assessment/Counseling 602.254.7328 www.tasc-arizona.org
Southwest
Laboratories 602.438.8507
Scottsdale Samaritan
Hospital 480.941.7500
SonoraQuest
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WEBSITES TO
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SUSD
Academy Educational
sessions sponsored by the school district. Topics
include: family communication, anger management, fitness,
bullying, stress management, substance abuse, teen dating,
depression and more. CURRENT SESSIONS
Anti-drug Parenting
Tips Sign-up for the e-newsletters from www.theantidrug.com
or www.laantidroga.com
Partnership for a Drug-Free
America Nonprofit coalition of communication,
health, medical and educational professionals working to
reduce illicit drug use and help people live healthy,
drug-free lives. This site has an online community for
parents. Click on the button "partnering with families",
then click on "community", and you can sign up to enter their
on-line community to see what is being talked
about. www.drugfree.org
Drug Free AZ The goal is
to keep young people from starting to use drugs and convincing
occasional users to stop. It is a project of the Maricopa
County Attorney's Office. www.drugfreeaz.com
Family Guide To Keeping Youth Mentally
Healthy and Drug Free Offers adults who influence
the lives of children ages 7 to 18--including parents, foster
parents, grandparents, extended family members, guardians, and
mentors--suggestions for better communication with children,
as well as other tips that aid in
prevention. www.family.samhsa.gov
Not MY Kid, Inc.
Started by a family in the Scottsdale School District and
dedicated to raising awareness about the most prevalent youth
and adolescent mental and behavioral health issues.
www.notmykid.org INTERNET SAFETY The NetSmartz
Workshop This interactive, educational safety
resource teaches kids and teens how to stay safer on the
Internet. NetSmartz was created by the National Center for
Missing & Exploited Children® (NCMEC) and Boys & Girls
Clubs of America (BGCA). www.netsmartz.org. Talking With Kids About Tough
Issues National initiative by Children Now and the
Kaiser Family Foundation to encourage parents to talk with
their children earlier and more often about tough issues like
sex, HIV/AIDS, violence, alcohol, and drug
abuse. www.talkingwithkids.org Another good site is www.abouthealth.com. UNDERAGE DRINKING: A Major Public Health
Challenge Info from the National Institute on
Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/aa59.htm
Community Information &
Referral Integrated information that brings people
and services together to meet vital needs in central and
northern Arizona. www.cirs.org
Always Let Experts Respond
Timely through www.alertrecall.com. This program empowers students to freedom
to disseminate information that is occurring on their campuses
while keeping their identities
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