State licensed
Licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as an Outpatient Treatment Center and surveyed against Article 10. Our license is posted at the office.
An Arizona-licensed outpatient treatment center in Nogales, providing individualized care for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions.

What we believe
That belief is the whole basis of how we work — assessment, education, and a treatment plan built around one person rather than a diagnosis.
Care here is individualized and patient-oriented. We build on strengths rather than cataloguing deficits, and we draw on the people already in your life wherever you want us to. Treatment happens in the least restrictive setting that meets your needs, which for most people means keeping your job, your home, and your family while you do this work.

Services are delivered at times and locations accessible to the people served, and in a culturally responsive manner. From our treatment philosophy
How care begins
Not a commitment, and not a form. We start by understanding what you are dealing with and whether we are the right people to help.
A first conversation about what brought you here and what you need. No commitment, and no cost to ask. If another provider is a better fit, we will say so and help you get there.
A behavioral health professional completes a full assessment — history, health, supports, strengths, and risks — which becomes the basis of everything that follows.
Written with you rather than for you. Goals in your words, interventions matched to them, and a schedule for reviewing whether it is working.
Individual, family, and group work at the intensity your plan sets, adjusted as your circumstances change rather than at fixed intervals.
Discharge planning starts long before your last session, with follow-up instructions, crisis instructions, and a door that stays open if you need to come back.
Why it is safe to start here
Licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as an Outpatient Treatment Center and surveyed against Article 10. Our license is posted at the office.
Your information is protected under HIPAA, and substance use treatment records carry additional federal protection under 42 CFR Part 2 — a stricter standard than most medical records receive.
Every patient receives a written statement of rights, has them explained, and can raise a complaint with any staff member or the Administrator and get a written answer.