Mental Health Therapy in Prescott Valley

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Therapists in Prescott Valley

Brenda Fox

Prescott Valley, Arizona - Licensed Professional Counselor
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​I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Arizona with over 12 years of experience supporting individuals through life’s most complex and multifaceted challenges. I accept appointments June thru July 10am -6pm and August thru May 230pm - 630pm. ​I have extensive experience supporting neurodivergent individuals navigating Autism and ADHD, as well as those managing the weight of Depression, Anxiety and PTSD. My clinical background also includes navigating high-stakes systemic environments such as substance abuse recovery, DCS involvement, and juvenile detention centers. I specialize in supporting the unique dynamics of foster and adoptive families, as well as providing compassionate guidance for those managing the profound transitions associated with dementia. My approach to therapy is deeply collaborative and rooted in the belief that you are the ultimate expert on your own life. Whether we are addressing the physiological impacts of trauma or the daily hurdles of executive functioning, I work to identify the unique strengths you already possess and use them as a foundation for meaningful, lasting change. ​I understand that reaching out for support is a significant and courageous step, especially when you feel overwhelmed, stuck, or misunderstood by the world around you. In our work together, you won’t have to navigate these transitions alone; we will focus on building a more balanced and fulfilling life in a safe, non-judgmental space. I check messages a few times per week (Mon–Thurs) and look forward to supporting you on your journey.

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Free Mental Health Resources in Arizona

The National Alliance on Mental Illness of Arizona provides support, advocacy and education for individuals with mental illness and their loves. Their website offers information on mental illness and where to find crisis lines and support groups including peer to peer and family to family.
The University of Arizona’s, Counseling and Psych Services provides current students free mental health support services. They offer site based counselors, care coordination, peer counseling, support groups, peer led programs for students with substance use, and online mental health education and tools.
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Pima County Public Library offers an online resource where Arizonans can find free and low cost mental health resources. They include local and national providers and services to help those in need.
Scottsdale Community College in Maricopa County has an online resource where students can locate mental health resources and in person counseling services. These services are free and confidential for current students.
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Gay Arizona offers Pride Guide Arizona. It is a resource guide for travel, business, weddings, relocation and more. Their goal is to connect members of the LGBTQ+ community with like minded businesses and organizations that are safe, inclusive and believe in equity for all.
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Arizona’s Children Association provides trauma informed culturally sensitive services for kids and their families. Their specialty behavioral health service includes individual, family and group therapy that helps them to heal and learn positive coping skills in a safe environment including home, school, in the community or at a local office.
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The Hope Foundation in Queen Creek is a nonprofit organization that believes the ability to pay should not be an obstacle to getting mental health care. They sponsor Hope Scholarships that cover the cost of mental health services for people who qualify.
The Mind Clinic offered through the University of Arizona Health Sciences is an outpatient psychiatric clinic for uninsured people in Tucson. They offer psychiatric assessments for anxiety, depression, OCD, bipolar, schizophrenia and other mental illnesses as well as medication management for children and adults.
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COPA Health offers Arizonans information and resources on mental health. Their referral coordinators can help people with mental illness or their loved ones navigate the Arizona mental health system. This includes where to find support groups, crisis lines, therapists, mental health lawyers, food boxes, Medicaid and social security services.
One n Ten is a program for LGBTQ+ youth and young adults ages 11-24 that promotes self expression, self acceptance, leadership development and health life choices. Programs include housing support, identity specific programs, life skills and workforce development, health and wellness programs, and a parent and trusted adult group.
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The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), the state's Medicaid program, offers an online resource where individuals can locate phone numbers and contact information regarding crisis services in Arizona.
The Arizona Department of Economic Security offers an online resource where individuals can locate mental health resources including crisis services, statewide mental health support programs, and specialty services for Native Americans, vets, teens and students.
Coaching into Care, offered through the Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services is a telephone service that assists families and loved ones who need help encouraging their Veteran to seek mental healthcare. Callers receive free unlimited coaching sessions that teach them how to engage while respecting their right to make personal decisions.
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The Chandler Unified School District offers the Chandler Care Center. This school based family resource provides medical, dental, counseling and social services free of charge to students and their families. Through this support, they believe they can help students academic success, improve student readiness and improve attendance.
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The Arizona Department of Veterans Affairs offers vets a free program called Veteran Benefits Counselors (VBC). VBCs are offered remotely and in each of the Arizona State Veteran Homes. The counselors can help with benefits, represent vets in VA hearings, obtain military service records and help with survivor benefits.
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