Counseling Services

Description
Counseling services are provided to adults diagnosed with a serious mental illness (SMI), and/or co-occurring disorders and those clients with general mental health and substance abuse (GMHSA). Services are provided in office, in home or in the community depending on the individual’s needs. Counseling services focus on providing individuals, couples or families with a positive treatment experience. While goals are individualized, the overarching theme is to achieve optimal functioning within themselves, interpersonally and in the community. Services are focused on situational stressors, family and interpersonal relationships, addiction and trauma informed care. Counseling services embrace the concept that personal wellness is a key component of one’s mental health. The Wellness Center and North Art are added components of the Counseling services program.
Philosophy
PSA fully ascribes to the principles of the Recovery movement for GMHSA and SMI adults and adults with co-occurring disorders. Services embrace the recovery ideals of individual choice, empowerment, accessibility and community integration. PSA utilizes the Recovery Assessment Survey in developing the treatment plan goals as well as an ongoing outcome tool to measure client’s recovery progress and program effectiveness.
PSA provides the following services:
Counseling Services
Population: Maricopa County GMH/SA and SMI Title XIX clients. Services are also provided for NON Title XIX clients on a fee for service basis.
Description and/or Services Provided: Services are provided in office, in home or in the community depending on the individual’s needs. Counseling services focus on providing individuals, couples or families with a positive treatment experience. While goals are individualized, the overarching theme is to achieve optimal functioning within themselves, interpersonally and in the community. Services are focused on situational stressors, family and interpersonal relationships, addiction and trauma informed care, and support groups for survivors of suicide attempts. Counseling services embrace the concept that personal wellness is a key component of one’s mental health. The Wellness Center, Meditation room and North Art are added components of the Counseling services program.
How to Get Started: The case manager or clinical liaison should call 602-995-1767
Other Things to Know: Except at intake, in-home counseling is available for clients within a five mile radius of the Phoenix office.
Home Management
Population: Maricopa County GMH/SA and SMI Title XIX clients. Services are also provided for NON Title XIX clients on a fee for service basis.
Description and/or Services Provided: In-home training for clients within a five mile radius of the Phoenix office who are already living independently. The focus will be on teaching adult daily living and independent living skills such as personal hygiene, organizational skills, housekeeping, budgeting, time management, meals, social participation, and use of public resources.
How to Get Started: The case manager or clinical liaison should call 602-995-1767.
Other Things to Know: Except at intake, services are provided to consumers within a five mile radius of the Phoenix office.
PSA Wellness Center
Population: Maricopa County GMH/SA and SMI Title XIX clients. Services are also provided for NON Title XIX clients on a fee for service basis.
Description and/or Services Provided :The green emerald is used to describe the PSA Wellness Center, where health and wellness is in abundance. This small sanctuary is a place where you can come to find rest, relaxation and recreation; from meditation, aerobics, to eating & drinking nutritional foods. The Wellness Center offers a clean spacious environment, with wood floors, and many windows providing open space, and most of all people who are interested in feeling better and who want to tackle health concerns, with visual meditations, exercise, and connect with others to stay fit.
How to Get Started: The case manager or clinical liaison should call 602-995-1767
Other Things to Know: Except at intake, in-home counseling is available for clients within a five mile radius of the Phoenix office.
North Art
Population: Maricopa County GMH/SA and SMI Title XIX clients. Services are also provided for NON Title XIX clients on a fee for service basis.
Description and/or Services Provided : The North Art Program provides a safe and supportive environment that supports the development of any artistic skills for all of our clients through the Counseling services program, General Mental Health participants, Supportive Living, and Supportive Living Assertive participants. We offer group and individualized instruction on the development of crafts, and any artistic skills, with a focus of improving on project based learning, time management and vocational skills of work space and tool management under the direction of staff. The group also serves as an opportunity for the enhancement of social skills and coping strategies, while working in a group studio environment with others.
How to Get Started: The case manager or clinical liaison should call 602-995-1767
Other Things to Know: Except at intake, in-home counseling is available for clients within a five mile radius of the Phoenix office.
Morten Project
Population: Maricopa County SMI Title XIX clients (on probation or parole).
Description and/or Services Provided: Housing, groups, family support, clinical co-occurring treatments, individual counseling, assistance with home management skills and coordination of services with the Morten team (probation, RBHA, PNO & PSA).
How to Get Started: The PNO case manager in charge of these clients will staff these cases with the Morten team (probation,& PSA), who will evaluate eligibility for the program.
