COMMUNITY RESOURCES
SYCC provides resources to Engage, Educate and Empower our Youth.
We address the following challenges:
SUBSTANCE
USE
EATING
DISORDERS
MENTAL WELLNESS
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- Behavioral Health (9)
- Community Resources (3)
- Eating Disorders (2)
- Education (1)
- General (1)
- Mental Health Wellness (9)
- Substance Use (1)
Pain from the past or fear about the future might make it difficult to enjoy the present. If this describes you or a teen you care about, I want you to know there is hope. My name is Kerrey, I enjoy working with teenagers and adults who are striving to be their best selves. I practice individual therapy at Choose Health and Happiness Counseling in a comfortable, inviting space at the Scottsdale location on Shea Boulevard. Your story, your pain, and your collection of difficulties are unique to you. There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach to therapy. I employ a number of tried-and-true methods including: cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical-behavior therapy (DBT), psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing. You will learn about stress management, coping strategies, substance use relapse prevention, and how to boost your self-esteem. We will take the time to understand exactly what you are going through and why, so when you start making adjustments to enhance your life, they will stick.
What they provide – There are three Police Crisis Intervention Specialists (PCIS) staffed at the advocacy center on a full-time basis. They provide valuable support to the victims of violent crimes. They work closely with Investigators, nurses, DCS, and the victims to provide critical support. Their responsibilities include victim advocacy and crisis intervention, transportation, resource guidance and referral. They are involved with many investigations from the beginning and also handle follow up on cases involving special victims and people in need of mental health services.
At Continuum we provide services in the home, school, clinic and community settings. We work with a variety of individuals, of all ages, with learning differences and behavior related disorders.
A licensed psychologist and nationally certified school psychologist who provides therapy and psychological evaluation services for children and adolescents, as well as adults with developmental disabilities, with various needs including depression, anxiety, ADHD, Autism, and intellectual disability. She also provides public and school trainings and consultations, with expertise in the areas of self-harm, suicide prevention, crisis response, and grief and loss.
Eva Dwight, MEd, CPDT, facilitates Positive Discipline workshops for parents who would like to improve or enhance their relationships with their children. Positive Discipline is a research-supported program that provides parents with tools for helping their children become respectful, responsible, and resilient. Eva also offers Positive Discipline in the Classroom training for teachers. This trauma-informed curriculum helps educators teach students important social-emotional skills, including self-awareness, emotional regulation, cooperation, leadership and so much more! Additionally, Eva is a Master Trainer and Program Director for the Gurian Institute, offering training for parents and educators about how gender brain differences impact boys’ and girls’ learning needs, socialization patterns and emotional processing.
Freedom Psychological Center is the premiere center for psychological wellness, conveniently located to serve children, adolescents, and adults in the Phoenix Valley and beyond. With highly skilled clinicians who specialize in the full range of mental health concerns, there is someone at Freedom Psychological Center who is equipped to see you through your current struggle to the freedom you desire. Committed to excellence. Committed to your freedom.
Fusion Scottsdale is a private school where classes are one-to-one: one student and one teacher per classroom. Our Teacher/Mentors can personalize curriculum and pacing for their students’ strengths, interests, and learning style. Students may attend full-time for middle and high school or part time with classes for credit, tutoring and mentoring, post-secondary counseling, and more! Visit our website to check out upcoming open house & other event dates, as well as our full course catalog of classes we offer year-round.
