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Art of Intellegent Minds

AZ · EIN 843198773 · $91K rev · operational · www.aimbetter.org
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Art of Intelligent Minds (AIM) is a nonprofit mental health organization based in Yuma, Arizona, providing comprehensive psychological evaluations, counseling, and therapeutic group programs for children, families, and individuals. The organization offers trauma-informed services including autism and ADHD assessments, individual and family therapy, and specialty groups focused on emotional growth and skill-building. AIM emphasizes community collaboration, accessibility, and holistic care coordination to support mental health and development across Yuma County.

activities · 10

what they do

direct service · 8
  • Coordinate psychological and clinical care Individualized Life Planning
    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.
  • 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.
  • Offer individual and family therapy Outpatient Mental Health Counseling
    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.
  • Offer therapeutic group programs Trauma-Informed Counseling for Youth & Families
    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.
  • Provide behavioral health services to specific populations Integrated Behavioral Health Services
    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.
  • Provide comprehensive psychological evaluations Psychological and Developmental Evaluations
    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.
  • Provide mental health and academic support for youth Youth Mental Health Education & Peer Support
    Provided mental health and academic support services to 493 youth affected by pandemic-related lockdowns and school closures.
  • Provide short-term, solution-focused counseling
    Offers short-term, solution-focused counseling for specific issues such as relationship problems, grief, career decisions, trauma, family dynamics, and addiction.
capacity building · 2
  • Disseminate training on developmental disabilities and mental health Disability Inclusion & Advocacy Training
    Disseminates effective training related to developmental disabilities and mental health needs.
  • Provide practicum and internship opportunities Student Internship Placement Services
    Offers practicum and internship opportunities, including site supervision, mentoring students in clinical practices, assessments, and interventions to meet professional and ethical guidelines.
strategies · 9

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named programs · 10

what they call their work

AIM for Reconnection Program
Counseling and academic support for youth negatively impacted by pandemic lockdowns, addressing social anxiety, depression, and academic setbacks
Art of Life - Girls & Boys Group
Creative therapy program using art to foster emotional healing, self-awareness, and personal growth in a supportive environment
Circle of Security Parenting
Program helping parents understand and meet their child’s emotional needs to build secure attachments and healthier relationships
Creative Minds
Therapeutic group using art and improvisation to build confidence, emotional awareness, and problem-solving skills
Individual and Family Therapy
Trauma-informed counseling services addressing mental health disorders, family conflict, and emotional challenges
Mindful Yoga
Yoga and mindfulness practice for parents, caregivers, and members to reduce stress and enhance emotional regulation
Psychological Evaluations
Comprehensive assessments including autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, trauma, and intelligence testing to support diagnosis and treatment planning
Psychology Care Coordination
Support for implementing treatment plans, including IEP and 504 Plan advocacy, and community resource assistance
Sisterhood & Brotherhood Summer Group
Summer program teaching distress tolerance, mindfulness, and personal growth through interactive activities for children
Sunshine Circle
Play-based therapy group for young children to develop emotional regulation, social skills, and resilience
relationships · 33

who they work with

  • Alside Windows Partner — Sponsor
  • Arbortech Partner — Sponsor
  • Arizona Complete Health Partner — Supports AHCCCS and integrated behavioral health services for Arizona members.
  • Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) Government — Provides mental health services to American Indian members enrolled in the American Indian Health Program (AIHP) through AHCCCS.
  • Banner University Family Care Partner — Accepts Banner University Family Care insurance for behavioral health services.
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Partner — Accepts commercial and select behavioral health plans.
  • Blue Streak Partner — Sponsor
  • Chili Pepper Partner — Sponsor
  • Crossroads Mission Partner — Community partner whose families are invited to attend AIM-sponsored events for free.
  • Dicks Towing Partner — Sponsor
  • Ed Whitehead's Partner — Sponsor
  • Evans Concrete Partner — Sponsor
  • Flex It Academy Partner — Community partner whose families are invited to attend AIM-sponsored events for free.
  • Flex It Academy Partner — Hosted the "Sensory Sensitive Santa" event.
  • Furniture Land Partner — Sponsor
  • Gowan Partner — Sponsor
  • Health West Partner — Offers mental health services through Health West's network of managed care plans.
  • Indian Health Service (IHS) Partner — Partners with IHS to provide culturally informed behavioral health care.
  • Lamar Partner — Sponsor
  • MCasas Partner — Sponsor
  • Mercy Care Partner — Offers integrated health coverage for Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System and Children’s Health Insurance Program members.
  • Paul Bensel Partner — Sponsor
  • Peter Piper Pizza Partner — Sponsor
  • Royal Electric Partner — Sponsor
  • Sellers Partner — Sponsor
  • Sleep Center Partner — Sponsor
  • TRICARE Partner — Provides mental health services to active duty, veterans, and their families.
  • TriWest Healthcare Alliance Partner — Provides mental health services to active duty, veterans, and their families through TRICARE and VA Community Care Network.
  • Union Pacific Foundation Funder — Financial supporter of Art of Intelligent Minds.
  • UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Partner — Serves AHCCCS (Medicaid) and private insurance members with mental health care options.
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