In-Person & Virtual Visits

We offer a Virtual Visit model for new and existing clients, 
as well as in-person services, by appointment only.

The Arizona Behavioral Health Associates, P.C. & Psychotherapy.Com are committed to the health and safety of our community. Consistent with our longstanding motto of 'Creating a healthy environment for change...' we want to update you regarding our proactive measures to respond to the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).

We offer Virtual Visits, as well as In-Person services, for both new and existing clients. This model allows us to offer our services confidentially, conveniently and safely. Local residents can benefit from a hybrid model of both in-person and online visits maximizing convenience. 



For iOS devices (iPhones and iPads) Download Telehealth for iOS app here.

For Android devices, Download Telehealth for Android app here.

If you have any difficulty accessing your virtual visit or technical concerns, please call our office at (928) 774-7997, and we will walk you through the process.

Please note, we provide services exclusively to Arizona based or International residents. Psychologicial servcies are also available to residents of Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Hawaii,  Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, Mississippi, Maryland, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Dakota, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming and Wisconsin.  You will be asked to provide verification of your location and contact information before starting your session; ethical practice requires us to reasonably provide emergency referrals should the need arise.

In general, crisis resources we would refer to would include:
Crisis Response Network
Flagstaff Medical Center Emergency Room
Northern Arizona University Police Department
Your local Emergency Room
988 or 911

Here's how a virtual visit with our office happens:
Call our office at (928) 774-7997 to schedule a virtual visit or email us at info@psychotherapy.com. You can also request an appointment here. We also offer secure and non-secure text options to assist in scheduling and to provide updates regarding services.

We will provide our next available appointment based on our knowledge of your scheduling preferences and send you an invite via email or your preferred method of communication. This invite will come from info@psychotherapy.com or yourprovider@simplepractice.com and will contain a link with all the details needed to access your virtual appointment from your phone, tablet or computer. We will require you to confirm this appointment 24 hours in advance of your appointment. 

At the conclusion of your session session, if you need to make changes to your next scheduled appointment, contact our office at (928) 774-7997.

For Northern Arizona residents who require or prefer in office treatment, we also offer a hybrid model of delivery of services (in person, virtual or a combination of both). For your safety, our safety, and the safety of our community, we are committed to decreasing potential transmission through strict hygiene, cleaning and sanitizing protocols. The spacing of our therapy and waiting rooms promote adequate physical distancing, as do our separate entry and exits. We have installed HEPA filtration in each of our therapy offices and Medical Grade MERV-13 filtration has been added to our HVAC systems. During periods of high prevalance we will not make in person appointments and will direct clients to schedule a Virtual Visit for continuing care.

Clients are required to follow the following procedures to be seen in person. Clients with flu-like symptoms or known exposure  to COVID-19  within the last 14 days must schedule a virtual visit at https://psychotherapy.com/virtualvisits.html
 
Please arrive no more than 5 minutes early for your appointment. We encourage you to leave personal items in your car or at home if possible. Upon entering our office, please use the provided hand sanitizing dispenser immediatly inside our lobby door. Visitors accompanying clients are limited to the guardian/parents of a minor or an interpreter if necessary. Clients, visitors, and staff are required to wear a mask while in our waiting room. If you do not have a mask, a disposable mask will be provided to you.


Temperatures may be checked via remote infrared thermometer, especially during periods of high flu/COVID transmission. If you, or anyone with you, has a temperature above 99.5°F, you will not be seen, and instead will be scheduled for a virtual visit. You may be required to wear a mask during your session with your therapist. Staff will be available to discuss payment issues and schedule your next appointment prior to your session. We have several contactless payment options. Payment via physical cards, checks or cash is strongly discouraged, and we will attempt to bill your card on file during your session. Receipts will only be available via email or text.  At the end of your session, you are encouraged to sanitize your hands before leaving. All clients are required to exit through the designated Exit door.

We appreciate your understanding, and please remember, we are here to support you, and will continue to help create a healthy environment for change.

Please find further information from the American Psychological Association on ways to manage your stress in these difficult times.

Questions & Answers

Who do we see?

Every day people with everyday problems that may have become difficult to manage without guidance.  We help children, adolescents, adults and families. 

Empowering Individuals of All Ages to Create Positive Change

Our mission is to support individuals and families dealing with challenges, helping them take steps towards meaningful transformations. We are here for anyone who possesses a genuine desire to bring about positive changes in their own lives and in the lives of those around them.

A Multigenerational Approach to Mental Health

At our office, we understand that mental health is not limited by age. That's why our services are individually designed  for individuals of all age groups, spanning the entire lifespan. We have extensive experience serving clients from as young as 2 years old to those who have celebrated their 102nd birthday.

Comprehensive Care for All Stages of Life

- Children and Pre-Teens: Our dedicated team specializes in working with children, helping them navigate the unique challenges they face in today's world. From developmental milestones to academic pressures, we provide compassionate and effective support. We also teach tools for parents to employ to help their children succeed.

- Adolescents: Adolescence is a crucial phase of life where teens undergo significant changes. We offer guidance to teenagers dealing with issues like peer pressure, identity development, and academic stress. We also are able to consult regarding school based issues and develop strategies to resolve conflict.

- Adults: For adults grappling with the complexities of modern life, our experienced therapists are here to help. Whether it's managing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, or career transitions, we provide tailored support.

- Families: We recognize that family dynamics can greatly impact individual well-being. Our family therapy services help families build healthier connections and resolve conflicts, fostering a nurturing environment.

Tailored Solutions for your Unique Situation

Our approach is highly individualized. We work closely with our clients to understand their specific needs, circumstances, and goals. Whether it's addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, or any other mental health concern, we collaborate with you to develop strategies and coping mechanisms that are tailored to your unique situation.

We are committed to being a trusted partner on your journey towards personal growth, healing, and improved well-being. Regardless of your age or the challenges you face, we are here to provide the support and expertise you need to thrive. Join us in taking the first step towards a happier, healthier future.

Why do people come to us?

Family/Relationship Problems
Addictions/Substance Abuse
Anger Management
Legal Matters
Life Changes/Transitions
Trauma
Parenting Issues
Postpartum Mood Disorders
Career Planning & Guidance
School Problems
Mindfulness
Depression
Adulting
Learning Disabilities
Executive Functioning Assessment
Social Anxiety
Phobias
Identity 
Mindfulness
Gender, Identity & LGBTQ+ Issues
Sleep Problems
Self-Esteem
Academic/Work Performance
Special Education Advocacy
Neurodiversity

Eating Disorders
Attentional Problems
Personal and Professional Growth
Anxiety, Stress or Hypertension
Relationship Issues
Chronic Pain or Headaches
Chronic Illness
Traumatic Brain Injury
Problems at Work
Grief and Loss/End of Life/Death & Dying
Psychological and Neuropsychological Evaluation & Assessment
Autism
ADHD/ADD/Executive Functioning
Dementia
Traumatic Brain Injury
Addictions/Recovery
Stress Managment
Codependency
Time Management
Social Skills Training
Emotional Regulation
Body Image
Test Preparation (SAT, ACT, GRE, MCAT, LSAT)
Infertility

How do we help?

We provide a safe, caring, and confidential environment to discuss your problems. We guide you and your family based on our extensive professional experience to develop long term coping strategies; we do not offer a ‘quick fix’ for problems. We primarily rely on Cognitve Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a time tested, evidenced based, research supported, and scientifically validated method for changing thoughts, behaviors and feelings. We employ these techniques with cultural awareness and  develop personalized treatment plans delivered weekly for 8 to 16 weeks to address most issues. We offer a personalized, client-centered approach, tailoring our sessions to meet your goals and making your journey truly transformative.

How does someone get help? 

The first step is to let someone know you want help. Reach out toward a healthier and happier you.  If you are considering making changes, contact the Arizona Behavioral Health Associates at (928) 774-7997 to set up a  confidential appointment.

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Payment

We accept all major credit and debit cards. We are out of network with most insurance companies but can submit claims directly to your insurance company as a courtesy. We also can accept payment from employer FSA/HSA/HRA benefit plans.  Our services are by appointment only and we are available during normal business hours. Evening, Weekend, and Early Morning Appointments are sometimes available for established clients.  Online and Virtual Appointments are also flexible to meet your needs. We do not offer crisis, walk-in or inpatient services of any type.

Find Us

We are located in the Flagstaff Doctors' Village!

 (928) 774-7997

  710 N Beaver Street, BLDG 4
       Flagstaff, AZ 86001-3139

 info@psychotherapy.com

Our offices are conveniently located at 710 N. Beaver Street, BLDG 4, Flagstaff, AZ 86001-3139. We are approximately 5 blocks south of the Flagstaff Medical Center in the Flagstaff Doctors’ Village Complex. On street parking is available on Beaver and Sullivan Streets, and we also have a large, dedicated, off street parking lot accessible from Leroux Street. Our parking and facilities are handicap accessible. We also have bicycle racks directly across from our main entrance for your use.

If you need more detailed directions, please do not hesitate to contact us at (928) 774-7997.

Public Transportation: Our offices are also conveniently located just across the street from Stop 27 (Stop Code 68) on the Blue Route of Flagstaff’s Mountain LineClick here for the Blue Route 2 schedule. Click here for a live route map. Peak hour service is currently every 20 minutes for Stop 27.

Address:
710 N Beaver ST
BLDG 4

Flagstaff,AZ 86001-3139
USA
Tel : (928) 774-7997 (Work)
Fax : (928) 774-0300
Email : info@psychotherapy.com