Arizona Treatment Providers
Arizona Treatment Providers, Counseling & Court-Connected Services
This directory highlights behavioral health, substance use treatment, counseling, and court-connected programs across Arizona. Some services may satisfy probation, parole, DUI, or specialty court requirements, but approval always depends on your specific order and supervising officer. Telehealth or programs in another county can also count as “travel” — check your conditions before enrolling or changing providers.
Maricopa County – Phoenix Metro
✅ Verified Community Behavioral Health & SUD Treatment
Outpatient clinics providing mental health and substance use counseling, case management, and psychiatric services for adults and youth.
Clinics that offer medication for opioid or alcohol use disorders along with counseling and recovery support.
Court-recognized DUI education and treatment programs that may satisfy sentencing requirements. Not every provider is approved in every court.
🛠️ Eligible Private Counseling & Telehealth
Licensed therapists may offer individual or group counseling for anxiety, trauma, anger management, and other needs.
Some programs offer virtual groups or classes that can be attended from home, depending on your internet and supervision rules.
Pima County – Tucson
✅ Verified Community Behavioral Health & SUD Services
Nonprofit and public clinics provide outpatient counseling, case management, and psychiatric services for adults and families.
Outpatient groups, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and MAT providers for people with substance use disorders.
🛠️ Eligible Faith-Based & Peer Support
Peer support groups can be a helpful part of recovery but may or may not count toward formal treatment requirements.
Central & Northern Arizona
✅ Verified Regional Behavioral Health Providers
Local clinics offering counseling and psychiatric support for adults and youth, sometimes with sliding-scale fees.
Counselors and group treatment programs addressing alcohol and drug use, sometimes connected with local courts.
🛠️ Eligible Smaller Private Practices
Smaller practices may offer flexible scheduling and telehealth, but may not be on a “preferred list” for some courts.
Southern Arizona
✅ Verified Regional Treatment & Recovery
Clinics and nonprofits providing counseling and treatment for mental health and substance use disorders.
Some providers near the border work with bilingual / binational populations and may offer culturally specific services.
🛠️ Eligible Peer & Community Support
Peer-run organizations may offer support groups, recovery coaching, and connections to local housing and employment.
Statewide Hotlines, Telehealth & Crisis Resources
✅ Verified Crisis & Support Lines
24/7 crisis line for emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, or mental health emergencies. Call or text 988.
211 keeps an updated list of mental health and substance use programs, including some that accept AHCCCS/Medicaid.
🛠️ Eligible Online Counseling & Apps
App-based counseling and mental health tools may be helpful for support between sessions, but they rarely meet formal court treatment requirements on their own.
Important: Being listed here does not guarantee that any provider will accept you as a client or that services will satisfy your court or supervision requirements. Programs have their own intake rules, insurance policies, and clinical judgment.
Before starting or changing treatment: review your judgment and sentence, probation or parole order, and any special conditions. When possible, get written confirmation from your supervising officer and keep records of attendance, payments, and completion certificates.
Legal & clinical disclaimer: OACRA is not a treatment provider, hospital, or law firm. We do not diagnose conditions, provide therapy, or guarantee that any program will be accepted by a court or supervision agency. Always consult with a licensed professional and your attorney about treatment decisions.
