Resources
Arizona resources.
Peer support is one part of staying well. Here is the rest of the map: crisis lines, how to use your AHCCCS plan, how to find a prescriber or a therapist, and where to look when the medication costs too much. Nothing here is an ad, and nothing pays us.
Right now
If you are in crisis, start here. All three are free, 24/7.
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (opens in a new tab)
Call or text 988. In Arizona, answered by Solari.
- Solari Crisis & Human Services (opens in a new tab)
Arizona's crisis line operator. Also runs the statewide warm line.
- Crisis Text Line (opens in a new tab)
Text HOME to 741741.
Your AHCCCS plan
If you are on AHCCCS (Arizona Medicaid), your health plan covers behavioral health. Call the number on your AHCCCS card. Arizona has three regional plans:
- Arizona Complete Health (opens in a new tab)
Yuma and southern Arizona.
- Mercy Care (opens in a new tab)
Central Arizona.
- Care1st Health Plan Arizona (opens in a new tab)
Northern Arizona.
- AHCCCS: apply for coverage (opens in a new tab)
Health-e-Arizona Plus. Apply or check eligibility.
Finding a psychiatrist or therapist
- Psychology Today directory (opens in a new tab)
Filter by insurance, condition, and telehealth.
- Open Path Collective (opens in a new tab)
Sliding-scale sessions, in person and online.
Medication cost help
- Medicine Assistance Tool (opens in a new tab)
Search manufacturer patient-assistance programs by drug.
- NeedyMeds (opens in a new tab)
Assistance programs, coupons, and a free discount card.
- GoodRx (opens in a new tab)
Compare cash prices at nearby pharmacies.
National peer organizations
- DBSA — Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (opens in a new tab)
Online peer groups and education.
- NAMI Arizona (opens in a new tab)
Family and peer programs across the state.
- CHADD (opens in a new tab)
Children and adults with ADHD.
- ADAA — Anxiety & Depression Association of America (opens in a new tab)
Anxiety, panic, and related conditions.
Work and accommodations
- JAN — Job Accommodation Network (opens in a new tab)
Free, confidential guidance on workplace accommodations for bipolar, anxiety, and ADHD.