Arizona Counseling & Consultation Services specializes in the treatment for individuals with alcohol, drug, opioid dependence, and mental & emotional concerns. Our outpatient treatment includes individualized, evidence-based practices, medication-assisted opiate replacement therapy (vivitrol and suboxone), individual counseling, and group therapy.
World-Class Professional Care
ADULT OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS
Non-Intensive Outpatient Program
Intensive Outpatient Program
Suboxone Opiate Replacement Therapy Program (S.O.R.T.)
We accept Medicaid insurances.
JUDGEMENT-FREE
Arizona Counseling & Consultation Services staff are professional, licensed counselors and physicians who work as a team in creating individualized patient care. We are committed to building trust and maintaining client integrity in a judgement-free environment.
SERVICES
- Assessment
- Crisis Intervention
- Case Management
- Individual Counseling
- Group Counseling
- Urinalysis Screening
- Medication Assistance
- Treatment Planning
- Referral and Linkage Services
- Education
- Consultation
MISSION
Arizona Counseling & Consultation Services (ACCS) mission is to provide effective outpatient addiction treatment, opiate replacement therapy and mental health services to adult men, women, and their families.
PHILOSOPHY
Arizona Counseling & Consultation Services understands that addiction is a primary disease with spiritual, physical and emotional consequences. We are dedicated to supporting each client with healing from the wreckage of addiction and co-occurring disorders by using a comprehensive approach. We are committed to treating everyone with absolute dignity, respect and consideration. We believe in meeting the client’s where they are in the stages of change, fostering therapeutic relationships and creating hope. We stand firm on our belief that each individual has the inner strength and ability to change and live a drug-free, emotionally stable and healthy lifestyle.
ARIZONA HAIRSTON’S LEGACY OF CARING
Arizona Counseling & Consultation Services was named in honor of Arizona Hairston who was the first lady of Refuge Baptist Church for more than 60 years. Arizona supported and helped many individuals in the community and church who suffered with emotional, mental, physical and spiritual maladies. On November 2, 1931 Arizona called a group of ladies together to organize the first Nurses Guild Ministry in the Church for the City of Columbus, Ohio. This ministry serves the community and congregation by providing health training classes, going to homes helping the disabled and volunteering at events for healthy living.