Mental Health & Substance Use Recovery
Healing the Whole Person
When mental health challenges and substance use happen at the same time, healing often requires support for both. At HRC, we look at the whole person-not just one issue at a time-and provide care that helps people better understand what they're experiencing, build healthier ways of coping, and move toward lasting recovery and stability.
Services Offered
Personalized Care Plans
Our client care plan (often called a "treatment" plan) is built around the individual, reflecting their needs, goals, strengths, and experiences while addressing both mental health and substance use challenges.
Individual Therapy
Our individual therapy provides one-on-one support tailored to each client's needs, helping them address challenges, build coping skills, and make meaningful progress toward recovery and emotional well-being.
Group and Peer Support
Group support creates space for clients to connect with others, share experiences, build healthy coping skills, and strengthen recovery through encouragement, mutual support, and respect.
Case Management
Our approach to case management helps clients identify barriers, connect with needed resources, coordinate care, and build practical supports that strengthen stability and long-term recovery.
Culturaly-Based Care
HRC of Arizona provides culturally grounded services that honor each person's identity, traditions, lived experience, and connection to community as part of the healing process.
Comprehensive Assessments
Our assessments look at the full picture-including mental health, substance use, personal history, strengths, needs, and current challenges-to help guide the right level of care and treatment approach.
What Makes Us Different?
True healing involves more than addressing symptoms. Our approach looks at the whole person-physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual-recognizing that each aspect of self is connected and plays a role in recovery, growth, and overall well-being.
Strength for Recovery
Our approach helps strengthen the areas of life that support healing and recovery:
- Greater emotional awareness and stability
- Healthier ways to manage stress, triggers, and challenges
- Stronger coping, decision-making, and problem-solving skills
- Improved relationships and connection with others
- Increased confidence and resilience for continued recovery
