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Behavioral Health Services
Casa de los Niños is proud to provide behavioral and mental health services in a safe and supportive environment for children, teens, and adults.
How do I Receive Mental Health Services?
Services are provided to clients as well as their families. Families may have AHCCCS, KidsCare, or CMDP coverage.
All clients are offered services without discrimination by reason of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age or disability or because of an individual’s inability to pay for the services.
No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay; and there is a discounted/sliding fee schedule available based on family size and income.
Hours & Contact
Services are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
To schedule an appointment or to get more information, call us at (520) 881-1292 and selection Option 2, or
If you are currently experiencing a crisis, please call the crisis line at (520) 326-1365.
Our offices are located at:
1120 N. 5th Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85705
We also currently offer telehealth services for our clients. Call us for more information.
Services Offered
Psychiatric Services
Individual/Family Therapy
Case Management
Family Support
Direct Support Services – Skills Training in the Home, School, and Community
Telehealth
Specializations/Programs
Trauma Informed Care
Birth to Five Programming
School-Based Programming
Transitional Age Youth Programming
Sexually Maladaptive Behavioral Specialization
Play Therapy Specialization
Groups
All closed groups stop accepting new members after the start date’s second session.
Open groups accept new members on an ongoing basis.
To register for a group or for more information, please contact Behavioral Health Services at (520) 881-1292.
Group classes and therapy can benefit children and adults are who need to address a variety of behavioral and mental health issues and trauma. Casa de los Niños is proud to offer the following groups to our clients:
Evidence-based social skills curriculum for children ages 4-8 years, while parents enroll in the Incredible Years Parenting groups, which are age specific parent groups that promote children’s social/emotional competence
To reduce anxious symptoms and improve coping skills for teens
Evidence-based parenting groups to reduce parent stress and increase cooperative child behavior
To increase understanding of te impact of trauma and how to buffer adverse experiences
To offer socio-emotional learning opportunities for children in grade K through 12 with an emphasis on skill building, promoting resilience and increasing ability to utilize adaptive coping skills
Behavioral Health Services in Tucson Schools
Casa de los Niños is proud to be in over 70 elementary, middle, and high schools around Tucson to work with teachers and school administrators to offer services to children and families in need of resources or support.
BHS is available in the following districts: Amphi, Flowing Wells, Sunnyside, Vail, TUSD, Marana. We are also in a number of Charter Schools.
Casa de los Niños Behavioral Health Service Internship Program
Casa de los Niños Therapy Department provides clinical internship opportunities for graduate level students who are interested in becoming therapists. CDLN Interns gain direct, hands-on experience with our members, applying therapeutic skills and practice, with oversight from Independently Licensed Practitioners.
Who is Eligible?
- Master level graduate students completing their practicum/final year in Counseling or a second year Master of Social Work
- Can commit to at least 16 hours per week and a full academic year (9-12 months)
- Can commit to CDLN being their sole internship site
- Is interested in providing direct therapy services to children, adult, and families
How to Apply
Interested students should contact Intern Program Supervisor Cassie Loller at cloller@casadelosninos.org or by calling (520) 471-5607.
Please include your resume and your requested start/end date.
