TOUCHSTONE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Builds programs and services around the 12 Arizona Principles, with full integration of the Child and Family Team process, using a flexible, individualized approach to team composition based on the child's objectives and family needs.

Builds programs and services around the 12 Arizona Principles, with full integration of the Child and Family Team process, using a flexible, individualized approach to team composition in this model, adjusting size and membership based on the child's objectives and family needs.

Engages community partners, schools, and professional organizations to refer individuals to services. This involves a community-driven, collaborative model that convenes cross-sector stakeholders to address root causes of youth risk behaviors and promote adolescent health, enhancing program impact by aligning community resources, sharing best practices, and building protective factors.

Engages community partners, schools, and professional organizations to refer individuals to services, and meets individuals where they are by delivering services at home, in schools, and in the community through collaborative partnerships. This includes a community-driven, collaborative model that convenes cross-sector stakeholders to address root causes of youth risk behaviors and promote adolescent health, and a team-based approach involving caregivers, educators, and providers for coordinated care.

Engages community partners, schools, and professional organizations for referrals, delivers services in community settings, and employs a community-driven, collaborative model that convenes cross-sector stakeholders to address root causes of youth risk behaviors and promote adolescent health.

Engages community partners, schools, and professional organizations to refer individuals to services. This approach also involves meeting individuals where they are by delivering services at home, in schools, and in the community through collaborative partnerships. It employs a community-driven, collaborative model that convenes cross-sector stakeholders to address root causes of youth risk behaviors and promote adolescent health, enhancing program impact by aligning community resources, sharing best practices, and building protective factors through cross-sector collaboration.

Uses evidence-based and best practice therapeutic modalities tailored to individual client needs, including evidence-based behavioral health and wellness programs and early intervention strategies.

Uses evidence-based and best practice therapeutic modalities tailored to individual client needs, and applies evidence-based behavioral health and wellness programs to strengthen communities. This also includes evidence-based strategies for early intervention to support caregivers and address developmental, behavioral, and emotional needs.

Uses evidence-based and best practice therapeutic modalities tailored to individual client needs, including evidence-based behavioral health and wellness programs to strengthen communities. This also extends to evidence-based early intervention strategies for caregivers.

Emphasizes family engagement as central to treatment, using family therapy and in-home services to support goal-setting and healthy family dynamics, and involves family, youth, and professionals in collaborative care planning.

Emphasizes family engagement as central to treatment, using family therapy and in-home services to support goal-setting and healthy family dynamics. This involves a collaborative, team-based approach involving family, youth, and professionals to develop individualized service plans, and builds programs around the 12 Arizona Principles with full integration of the Child and Family Team process, using a flexible, individualized approach to team composition.

Emphasizes family engagement as central to treatment, using family therapy and in-home services to support goal-setting and healthy family dynamics. This involves a collaborative, team-based approach involving family, youth, and professionals to develop individualized service plans, and a team-based approach that involves caregivers, educators, and providers to ensure coordinated care and long-term success.

Offers flexible service delivery across multiple settings including home, clinic, school, and community.

Offers flexible service delivery across multiple settings including home, clinic, school, and community to meet individuals where they are.

Meets individuals where they are by delivering services at home, in schools, and in the community through collaborative partnerships, offering flexible service delivery across multiple settings including home, clinic, school, and community.

Delivers services tailored to the individual needs of each member, using a holistic, person-centered care model that integrates multiple professional roles to support clients across settings. This includes individualized, trauma-informed, and strengths-based treatment plans.

Delivers services tailored to the individual needs of each member, using a holistic, person-centered care model that integrates multiple professional roles and flexible service delivery across various settings (home, school, community, clinic).

Delivers services tailored to the individual needs of each member, using a holistic, person-centered care model that integrates multiple professional roles to support clients across settings. This approach also informs the development of individualized, trauma-informed, and strengths-based treatment plans.

Integrates psychiatric care with therapy and community-based programs to support child well-being across home, school, and community environments, and uses individualized, trauma-informed, and strengths-based treatment plans.

Integrates psychiatric care with therapy and community-based programs to support child well-being across home, school, and community environments. This model also includes family services and is delivered across multiple settings.

Integrates psychiatric care with therapy and community-based programs to support child well-being across home, school, and community environments. This model combines therapy, medication (when clinically appropriate and not mandatory), and community programs to support youth and families.

Develops treatment plans that may include therapy, medication, or both, with no requirement for medication and clinical discretion in its recommendation.

Uses a positive behavior approach and implements the Zones of Regulation curriculum to address underlying emotional and behavioral needs.

Uses a proactive, public health approach to behavioral health by reducing risk factors and strengthening protective factors to support long-term well-being before challenges occur. This is enhanced by aligning community resources, sharing best practices, and building protective factors through cross-sector collaboration.

Uses a proactive, public health approach to behavioral health by reducing risk factors and strengthening protective factors to support long-term well-being before challenges occur, and implements evidence-based early intervention strategies.

Uses a proactive, public health approach to behavioral health by reducing risk factors and strengthening protective factors to support long-term well-being before challenges occur. This includes using a positive behavior approach and implementing the Zones of Regulation curriculum to address underlying emotional and behavioral needs.

Uses a proactive, public health approach to behavioral health by reducing risk factors and strengthening protective factors to support long-term well-being before challenges occur.

Uses a streamlined referral and intake process to reduce barriers to accessing behavioral health services.

Uses a tiered approach to resolving member grievances, beginning with case managers and escalating to supervisors and the Compliance Department as needed.

Employs trauma-informed care as a foundational approach across therapy services in multiple delivery settings, providing a safe and nurturing therapeutic environment to support healing from trauma, emotional regulation difficulties, relationship challenges, and personal growth. This approach is culturally responsive and promotes long-term success.

Employs trauma-informed care as a foundational approach across all therapy services and delivery settings, providing a safe and nurturing therapeutic environment to support healing from trauma, emotional regulation difficulties, and relationship challenges.

Employs trauma-informed care as a foundational approach across therapy services in multiple delivery settings, providing a safe and nurturing therapeutic environment to support healing from trauma, emotional regulation difficulties, relationship challenges, and personal growth. This approach is also culturally responsive and promotes long-term success for children, adolescents, and families.