Offered at Avondale & Phoenix

See How You're Feeling

It's not your fault.

A mental health condition is a lasting change in how you feel, think or cope that gets in the way of daily life.

  • Not a weakness

    A condition is not a character flaw or a lack of willpower.

  • Not something you chose

    It has causes, and many of them were never in your hands.

  • Not yours to carry alone

    Therapy is a place to understand it and find what helps.

Answer a few questions below, or choose a condition to read more. Neither is a diagnosis.

Understand How You've Been Feeling

Answer a few questions, privately and at your own pace. Nothing you choose is saved or sent.

Start by choosing who you are answering for.Learn more about how you're feeling. It takes about three to five minutes.

Seeking support is a sign of strength. Whatever your answers show, you do not have to face it alone.

Need help right now? Call or text 988 any time, day or night. In an emergency, call 911.

Clinical Self-Assessments

Three short questionnaires that doctors and therapists use, and the ACE questionnaire about childhood experiences.

Childhood ExperiencesACE questionnaire · 10 questionsTen questions about hard things in childhood, to learn from, on a page of its own.Open the ACE questionnaire

Trauma

Trauma can affect emotions, beliefs, relationships, behavior, concentration, sleep, and physical responses.

Anxiety

Anxiety can involve persistent worry, fear, nervousness, restlessness, physical activation, or difficulty controlling anxious thoughts.

Depression

Depression can involve persistent sadness, emptiness, hopelessness, reduced interest, changes in sleep or appetite, low energy, difficulty concentrating, or other changes in functioning.

PTSD

PTSD can develop after a traumatic event, when unwanted memories, avoidance, watchfulness, or difficult mood and sleep continue to interfere with daily life.

ACE Education

How adverse childhood experiences shape us, and how resilience is built, for families, schools and partners.

Offered at our Avondale office.

ADHD

ADHD involves lasting patterns of inattention, restlessness, or impulsivity that can affect school, work, routines and relationships.

Grief

Grief is a natural response to loss and doesn't follow one timetable or a required set of stages.

Life Transitions

Expected milestones and unexpected changes alike can outpace the resources on hand, even when the change is a welcome one.

Women's Issues

Concerns shaped by relationships, caregiving, work, culture, body image, reproductive experience and life stage are diverse, and each person defines what's relevant to them.

Men's Issues

Cultural messages about toughness can make stress, grief, anger or relationship strain harder to name.

Alcohol or Drug Use

Counseling to understand how the use started, what keeps it going and what you want to change, at a pace that feels right.

Domestic Violence Support

Abuse is the responsibility of the person using it, never the survivor.

Common Questions

How do I schedule an appointment?

Request an appointment online from our Get Started page, or call us at (623) 439-7472.

Do you offer telehealth?

Yes. You can meet in person at our Avondale or Phoenix office, or by telehealth from anywhere in Arizona.

Do you offer services in Spanish?

Yes. Se habla español.

What are your hours?

Our Avondale office is open Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5pm, and our Phoenix office Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm. Weekend and after-hours availability by appointment.

We're ready when you are

  • (623) 439-7472
  • Avondale: Mon–Fri, 8:30am–5pm
  • Phoenix: Mon–Fri, 10am–6pm
  • Weekend and after-hours availability by appointment
  • In person or telehealth