Art of Intellegent Minds

Offers practicum and internship opportunities with site supervision and mentoring in clinical practices, assessments, and interventions, preparing students to meet professional and ethical standards in mental health fields.

Offers practicum and internship opportunities, including site supervision, mentoring students in clinical practices, assessments, and interventions to meet professional and ethical guidelines.

Provides a range of psychological and neuropsychological evaluations including autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, trauma, psychosexual, career development, intelligence, and competency assessments to guide diagnosis, treatment, and educational support for individuals in the Yuma community and beyond.

Conducts a range of psychological evaluations, including neurological, trauma, psychosexual, career and development, learning disabilities, autism, ADHD, competency, and intelligence testing, to understand emotional and cognitive needs, guide treatment, and inform educational support for individuals and families in the Yuma community.

Disseminates effective training related to developmental disabilities and mental health needs.

Disseminates effective training and knowledge related to developmental disabilities and mental health needs to support broader professional and community capacity.

Runs various therapeutic group programs including "Brotherhood and Sisterhood" summer groups for children, "Art of Life Group" for creative therapy, "Creative Minds Group" for self-expression, "Sunshine Circle Therapy Group" for younger children, "Circle of Security Parenting" to strengthen parent-child bonds, and "Mindful Yoga" for stress reduction and emotional regulation.

Offers structured group therapy and developmental programs for children, teens, and families including art therapy, improvisation, mindfulness yoga, play-based therapy, parenting education, and social-emotional skill building through initiatives like the Art of Life Group, Creative Minds Group, Sunshine Circle Therapy Group, Circle of Security Parenting, and Mindful Yoga.

Hosts community events such as Artist Night, Sensory Sensitive Santa, and the Yuma County Early Childhood Education Conference to engage families, raise awareness, and support inclusive community participation.

Psychological Care Coordinators monitor cases, collect and update data, review evaluations with members, ensure implementation of doctor's recommendations, and provide support for IEPs, 504 Plans, advocacy, and community resource assistance. Clinical Care Coordinators work with internal and external treatment teams to coordinate care, facilitate communication among providers, address treatment barriers, and ensure continuity of services.

Runs creative youth development initiatives including a School-of-Rock-style band program, improv groups for children, and tabletop role-playing game programs designed to build social, emotional, and collaborative skills.

Provided mental health and academic support services to 493 youth affected by pandemic-related lockdowns and school closures.

Provides behavioral health and psychological services to individuals primarily through referral pathways.

Provides psychological and clinical care coordination including monthly monitoring, data collection, implementation of treatment recommendations, support for IEPs and 504 Plans, advocacy, and connection to community resources, ensuring continuity of care across internal and external treatment teams.

Organizes and hosts community events such as "Artist Night," "Sensory Sensitive Santa," and the "Yuma County Early Childhood Education Conference" to engage the community and provide unique experiences.

Provides individual therapy using various therapeutic methods to address long-term emotional and psychological concerns, mental health disorders, and past traumas. Also offers family therapy to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen relationships within families, addressing issues like parenting challenges and emotional struggles.

Offers comprehensive behavioral health services to AHCCCS and Medicaid members, including culturally informed care for Native communities and services for active duty military, veterans, and their families through TRICARE and VA Community Care Network.

Offers short-term, solution-focused counseling for specific issues such as relationship problems, grief, career decisions, trauma, family dynamics, and addiction.

Delivers individual, family, and short-term solution-focused therapy using trauma-informed approaches and culturally informed care, particularly serving Native communities, military members, veterans, and families, while accepting AHCCCS, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA Community Care, and private insurance plans.