* This listing should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation either by the Autism Society of Greater Phoenix or its Board of Directors. It is merely a collection of individuals/entities/resources that have been deemed helpful or recommended by consumers. Please notify us if any information needs to be updated.
A Family Works Counseling
Scott A. Larson, MC/LAMFT
1760 E Boston Street, Suite 102
Gilbert, AZ 85295
Phone: (480) 649-6499
www.afamilyworks.com
Healing Spectrum LLC
14539 W Indian School Rd. # 800
Goodyear, AZ 85395
Phone: (623) 640-3119
www.healing-spectrum.com
Just Be Counseling Services
Our goal is to help our client’s achieve their goals by empowering them to find the answers that lie within them. It is magical to witness individuals discover that it is enough to simply JUST BE… you!
2350 W. Ray Rd. Suite 2
Chandler, Arizona 85224
Phone: (970)-510-6911
www.justbecounselingservices.com
Life Quest Counseling
Our Phoenix-based counseling service is focused on support for families who are raising children with special needs as well as individuals experiencing trauma, grief and loss and depression and anxiety.
4435 E. Chandler Blvd. Suite 200
Phoenix, AZ 85048
Phone: (480) 628-5695
www.lifequestaz.com
Ronald Gluff LPC
Certified EMDR Therapist.
Counseling for children, adults, couples, and families.
3115 South Price Road
Chandler, AZ 85248
Phone: (602) 317-9391
https://ronglufflpc.com
Alternative Choices
Drs. Cindy Ariel and Robert Naseef
Alternative Choices is an independent psychology practice with a team of experienced, licensed psychologists and psychotherapists. We offer counseling and psychotherapy to children, adolescents and adults. Treatment strategies are tailored to address each person’s unique needs.
We also offer resources for parents, siblings, and caregivers of children and adults with special needs including Autism Diagnostic Evaluations.
319 Vine Street, Suite 110
Philadelphia, PA.
Offers Teletherapy
Phone: (215) 592-1333
http://alternativechoices.com
Sibshops provide young brothers and sisters with peer support and information in a lively, recreational setting. For the adults who run them and for the agencies that sponsor them, Sibshops are evidence of their loving concern for the family member who will have the longest-lasting relationship with a person who has a disability. However, for the kids who attend them, Sibshops are pedal-to-the-metal events where they will meet other sibs (usually for the first time), have fun, laugh, talk about the good and not-so-good parts of having a sib with special needs, play some great games, learn something about the services their brothers and sister receive, and have some more fun.
Arizona Autism Coalition
The Arizona Autism Coalition improves the lives of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families in Arizona by sharing resources and affecting autism systems reform through state-wide collaboration and advocacy.
Website: https://www.azautism.org
Raising Special Kids
Raising Special Kids exists to improve the lives of children with the full range of disabilities, from birth to age 26, by providing support, training, information and individual assistance so families can become effective advocates for their children.
Address: 5025 E. Washington Street, Suite 204
Phoenix, AZ 85034
https://raisingspecialkids.org
Phoenix Office: (602) 242-4366
Tucson Office: (520) 441-4007
Yuma Office: (928) 444-8803
Care 4 the Caregivers
Care 4 the Caregivers aims to reduce caregiver burnout and build the resiliency of caregivers of children with disabilities by providing them with easy to access tools that focus on mindfulness, education, and community.
https://care4thecaregivers.org