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News & Blog
More than twenty-five years of caring for Flagstaff, in the words of the local paper and our own. Below you’ll find coverage of our practice in the Arizona Daily Sun, followed by the posts from our original blog.
In the News
Community Involvement
Our roots in Flagstaff go beyond the office. Lee Lusk has coached high school speech and debate in Flagstaff for years, first as assistant coach at BASIS Flagstaff and then as head coach at Flagstaff High School. When Flagstaff High students wanted to start a team but couldn't find an adult adviser, Lee stepped in. He has taken students to the Arizona state championship, the 2014 National Speech & Debate Tournament in Overland Park, Kansas, and, in multiple years, the Tournament of Champions at the University of Kentucky.
Flagstaff High School's speech and debate team, coached by Lee Lusk, competed at the Division 2 State Championship in Tucson.
FHS speech team competes at state championship Arizona Daily Sun
A profile of the new Flagstaff High School team. Students could not find an adult adviser until Lee Lusk agreed to coach.
FHS speech and debate team wows in first full year Arizona Daily Sun
An earlier version of the same story about the team Lee Lusk coached.
Flagstaff High School speech and debate shines Arizona Daily Sun
Coverage of the BASIS Flagstaff speech and debate team, where Lee Lusk served as assistant coach.
Basis debate team going strong Arizona Daily Sun
Programs and Services in the News
Arizona Behavioral Health Associates was selected as the Coconino County provider of New Beginnings, Arizona State University's research-based program for divorcing parents, funded by a five-year, $6 million National Institute on Drug Abuse grant.
Hope for kids of divorce Arizona Daily Sun
A feature on domestic violence followed a man's path through probation and recovery, including the domestic violence counseling he completed at our practice.
Domestic violence offender set straight Arizona Daily Sun
A clinical psychologist from our practice presented a community lecture on emotional changes after pregnancy, part of Flagstaff Medical Center's family education series.
Free Monday night health lectures Arizona Daily Sun
Free Community Screenings
In 2002 and 2003 our practice hosted free national screening days in Flagstaff for anxiety, depression and alcohol use. Flagstaff Mayor Chris Bavasi proclaimed National Depression Screening Day for the city, with our practice as the provider.
Our practice offered free screenings in Flagstaff for National Depression Screening Day.
Free depression screening today Arizona Daily Sun
Our practice offered free anxiety screenings for National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day.
Free anxiety disorder screening set for Wednesday Arizona Daily Sun
Free alcohol screenings at our office, with education and referrals for clients and their families.
Free alcohol screening Thursday Arizona Daily Sun
A community health roundup that listed our free alcohol screening day.
Free alcohol screenings today Arizona Daily Sun
Free, anonymous screenings at our office for depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders and PTSD.
Want to know more? Arizona Daily Sun
Our practice offered free screening for anxiety disorders for National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day.
Anxiety disorders screening day Wednesday Arizona Daily Sun
Announcement of our free anxiety screening day at the Doctors' Village office.
Free anxiety screening set Arizona Daily Sun
From Our Practice History
Arizona Behavioral Health Associates, P.C. announced a new psychologist joining Della S. Lusk and Lee Lusk at the Doctors' Village office, 710 N. Beaver St.
Business roundup (headlined “Bold Eagle Sold”) Arizona Daily Sun
From Our Blog
Posts from our original blog, restored from the Internet Archive. Links to outside articles were current when each post was written; where a source has since disappeared, we link to an archived copy or note that it is no longer online.
Now offering Virtual Visits throughout Arizona!
We’ve just opened up our virtual visits to the State of Arizona in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Check out the details at https://Psychotherapy.Com/virtualvisits.html
Our new secure site is up and running!
We are in our new building!
We have moved to our new building. We are still in the Flagstaff Doctors’ Village at 710 N. Beaver Street, but we are now in Building 4. Come see our new digs! Phone number is still the same; (928) 774-7997
Again, we can now be found at: Arizona Behavioral Health Associates, P.C., 710 N. Beaver Street BLDG 4, Flagstaff, AZ 86001-3139
New Beginnings coming to Flagstaff, Arizona Behavioral Health Associates to Deliver Program
More New Beginnings
ASU’s New Beginnings Program Offers Help to Divorced Parents
- woodnicklaw.wordpress.com (archived copy)
Exercise Makes us feel good!
Somebody who understands public policy needs to explain what this means…
Great NYT article on Asperger’s/Autistic Spectrum Disorders
As we have always said, Autism diagnosis is complex…
Premarital Counseling: Get a discount on your marriage license?
A bill in the Arizona House. Hmm. I’m sure some could benefit from some therapy BEFORE getting married.
Outside Magazine Shows Flagstaff some love (again!)
- outsideonline.com (archived copy)
Flagstaff featured in Huff Post
Mechanism sheds light on how the brain adapts to stress
Friendship key to positive outlook
Coconino Center for the Arts: Baje
- flaglive.com (original link no longer online)
Abused children think like soldiers?
UC Berkeley study finds cognitive therapies slow progression of Alzheimer’s.
- How books, puzzles may help ward off Alzheimer’s (archived copy)
Psychotherapy.Com
Domestic Violence Up… no surprise to us… Maybe our Domestic Violence Treatment Program was effective?
- Related coverage: Arizona Daily Sun, November 16, 2003
Working moms are healthier, happier, study finds… true for me anyway
- Working moms are healthier, happier, study finds (archived copy)