About Southwest Network – Peoria
Southwest Network inspires hope, independent living and recovery through quality mental health and substance use treatment. Their integrated care offerings in Peoria, Arizona support adults, adolescents and children. One of the things I like about this facility is that they provide translation support across varying languages like Spanish, Arabic and Portuguese. Their services can guide you toward lasting healing from chronic mental health issues as well as substance use disorders. It’s all about helping you achieve greater health, wellness and happiness.
They’re equipped to handle dual diagnosis conditions as well. This is when someone simultaneously struggles with both substance use and mental issues at the same time. They particularly make their services accessible by accepting AHCCCS/Medicaid and Medicare. The team will work with you even if you’re uninsured or unable to pay.
The clinic is just 1.5 miles from the bustling P83 Entertainment District and 2.5 miles southeast of the Rio Vista Community Park. Other nearby landmarks like Thunderbird Conservation Park and Lake Pleasant Regional Park add to the area’s beauty. Valley Metro bus routes serve the area, but service is limited. The facility offers transportation assistance which makes things more convenient.
Southwest Network offers tailored recovery for adolescents that guides them toward a healthier, more productive and hopeful future. You’ll first undergo comprehensive psychiatric and substance use evaluation during intake. You’ll then work with a case manager to craft a personalized care plan based on your assessed needs. You’ll attend counseling and therapy to work through personal challenges and develop coping skills that support your recovery.
They may employ the popular Child and Family Team Process to help you navigate specific issues that may impede your recovery. Psychiatric medication prescriptions and medication management are integral components of the services. This can form part of your integrated care plan if you’re dealing with a dual diagnosis. They also offer parenting and family support to ensure your loved ones are very much involved in your recovery.
You can benefit from their transition to independence programs or TIP if you’re over 16.5 years old. TIP uses a tailored approach to engage and empower youths, helping them plan for the future and build life skills that support independent living.
They can connect you with family support partners to help you access valuable community resources as you move forward in recovery. This may encompass family counseling, educational support and job training.
