The
National Suicide
Prevention Lifeline is a 24-hour, toll-free suicide
prevention service available to anyone in suicidal crisis. If you need help, please dial 1-800-273-8255.
Mental Health services
for Maricopa County:
Mental Health Crisis Line:
Toll-Free:
800-631-1314
Líneas gratuitas:
800-631-1314
Hearing Impaired: 800-327-9254
Welcome to MagellanofAZ.com
This Web site provides behavioral
health service recipients and their families, providers, advocates and
community members with information and resources related to the
Maricopa County Regional Behavioral Health Authority
Resolving Complaints:
Are you receiving the services you need? Are you services in accordance
with Arizona state law? Have your rights been violated? For the brochure
from the Arizona Department of Behavioral Health Services, "Your Rights
in Arizona as a Person with a Serious Mental Illness (SMI)",
click here.
From the Arizona Department of Behavioral Health
Services:
The service delivery system shall operate in accordance with the
following principles for persons who have been determined to have a
serious mental illness and their families.
read more.
Do you feel you have a grievance or would you like to
appeal a treatment decision? The Arizona Department of Behavioral Health
Services provides a Grievance or Appeal Form, for more information,
please click here.
Not
in crisis but need someone to listen?
Try the Warm Line
The Warm Line provides non-crisis,
confidential telephone support services to persons impacted by life’s
(sometimes) overwhelming issues. The Warm Line is a friendly telephone
support line, operated by trained volunteers who offer non-judgmental
peer support, who actively listen to callers’ concerns and generally
understand the callers’ perspectives due to shared experiences with
behavioral health issues.
The Warm
Line is a non-funded, free service to anyone in Maricopa County and
was taken over by Behavioral Health Consumers in Action, Inc. on July
1, 2009. (Formerly operated by Triple R, Inc.)
(602)347-1100
5:00P.M. – 9:00P.M.
Monday
through Saturday
Additional Mental Health Service
Providers:
Jewish Family and Children’s Service - (JFCS) is a non-profit,
nonsectarian organization founded in 1935, whose mission is to
strengthen the community by offering high quality behavioral health
and social services to children, families and adults of all ages
throughout Maricopa County, in accordance with a Jewish value system
that cares about all humanity.
JFCS' services are provided
without regard to faith, ethnicity, age, gender, sexual orientation,
family size or income.
THE FAMILY
INVOLVEMENT CENTER is a not-for-profit family run
organization. Our mission is to assist and support
families/caregivers, and help policy makers, agencies and providers
transform systems, to ensure that children and youth with an
emotional, behavioral, or mental health disorder succeed in school,
live with their families, avoid delinquency and become productive
adults.
Southwest Behavioral Health
Services - We
Inspire People to Feel Better and Reach Their Potential. Through
Helping People Discover Their Strengths, We Improve Our Communities.
Triple
R Behavioral Health, Inc. - Thanks for your interest in Triple
R. We hope you find this site helpful and enjoy learning about our
many programs, events, and the fun we have on the road to recovery,
rehabilitation and renewal.
Recovery Innovations
(formerly META Services) -
To create opportunities and
environments that empower people to recover, to succeed in
accomplishing their goals, and to reconnect to themselves, others, to
meaning and purpose in life.
MARC Center -
Marc
Center, a private not-for-profit corporation, provides educational,
therapeutic, rehabilitation and social services to children and adults
with developmental, physical and mental disabilities.
Educational Services and Resources:
Parent Information Network Specialists (PINS)
Arizona Department of Education:
PINS are consultants who provide on-site and phone consultation,
training, resources, and information and referrals to support parents
of special education students. PINS also assist educators and service
providers to meet the needs of parents and encourage them to work with
parents as equal partners.
Shelter
Information:
Operated by the City of
Phoenix
CONTACS is a 24-hour, bilingual, hotline
that provides up-to-the-minute shelter bed availability for
victims of
domestic violence and homelessness.
CONTACS
has a direct connection to over 70 domestic violence and homeless
shelters in Maricopa County. These connections provide instant and
updated information on bed availability.
(602) 263-8900 or 1-800-799-7739
24 hours a day, seven days a week
Shelters:
Central Arizona Shelter Services - CASS
Our mission is to empower men, women and children with diverse needs
to end their homelessness by providing shelter and supportive
services.
Suicide Prevention:
Empact Suicide Prevention Center
Your Partner
For Hope and Solutions
Suicide Prevention Lines:
480-784-1500 -- Suicide/Crisis Hotline (Maricopa County)
866-205-5229 -- Toll-Free Crisis Hotline (Arizona)
480-736-4949 -- Sexual Assault Hotline (Maricopa County)
Mental Health Support and
Education:
NAMI AZ
- National Alliance on Mental Illness of Arizona
is a membership organization of
persons affected by mental illnesses. We are the parents, children,
spouses, siblings, and friends of persons with mental illness, as well
as those persons themselves.
Mental Health America of
Arizona - Mental
Health America of Arizona promotes good mental health and works on
behalf of all people living with mental illness by advocating,
educating and shaping public policy.
MIKID
- Mentally Ill Kids in Distress
To provide support and assistance to families in Arizona with
behaviorally challenged children, youth, and young adults.
Raising Special Kids
supports 10,000 families each year with disability-related resources,
information, training, and support free of charge. Programs are
offered in English and Spanish in Arizona, with Parent-to-Parent
support as the heart of our mission.
Consumer Run Agencies:
REN - Recovery
Empowerment Network: To provide peer-owned and operated
services; to provide a unified voice for behavioral health consumers
of Maricopa County and to work to change or enhance a service delivery
system which meets the needs and desires of the people we are charged
to serve.
Art Awakenings - Art
Awakenings celebrates the purposeful process of self-discovery through
creative experience for adults with mental illness. In a safe,
supportive environment, opportunities exist for development of
personal wellness and successful community living. Our program is
committed to increasing public awareness of the unique gifts of the
artists we serve.
North Phoenix Visions of Hope is a community based mental
health agency providing day treatment programs and opportunities for
life enhancement for Seriously Mentally Ill (SMI) adults in North
Central Phoenix. People are able to move from isolation into the
community at whatever level feels best for them to participate and
contribute.
CHEEERS is a not-for-profit consumer run, consumer driven
recovery oriented behavioral health service agency. We are dedicated
to providing strength based recovery principled services for those
diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder or behavioral challenges.
STAR -
Stand Together And Recover. Our mission is to fulfill
the basic needs of seriously mentally ill adults through self-help,
non-clinical, consumer run services.
To empower members through the
philosophy of recovery to participate in a full continuum of services.
We provide a comfortable gathering place, meals, a food pantry,
outings, arts & crafts and living skills classes in addition to many
other support programs. For more information, please call:
602-231-0071
Substance abuse and chemical dependency support:
Double Trouble in
Recovery - DTR is designed to meet the needs of the
dually-diagnosed, and is clearly for those having addictive substance
problems as well as having been diagnosed with a psychiatric
disorders.
Alcoholics Anonymous - Alcoholics Anonymous® is a fellowship
of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with
each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to
recover from alcoholism.
Alanon/Alateen
-
For over 50 years,
Al-Anon (which includes Alateen for younger members) has been offering
hope and help to families and friends of alcoholics.
Marijuana
Anonymous - Marijuana Anonymous is a fellowship of men and
women who share our experience, strength, and hope with each other
that we may solve our common problem and help others to recover from
marijuana addiction.
Moderation Management -
Moderation Management (MM)
is a behavioral change program and national support group network for
people concerned about their drinking and who desire to make positive
lifestyle changes.
