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6050 North Corona Road
Tucson, Arizona 85704
(844) 203-3703
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About Sonora Behavioral Health Established in 1994, Sonora Behavioral Health is a premier provider of mental health and substance abuse services for children, adolescents, and adults. Situated in Tucson, Arizona, Sonora offers various levels of care aimed to meet the unique needs of those in Pima County and Southern Arizona. With a mission to be an ever-progressing healthcare provider, Sonora also offers a number of specialized programming options, of which has garnered recognition by Optum as a Platinum inpatient provider of behavioral health services. The caring staff at this hospital delivers treatment with the utmost compassion, retaining every patient's dignity by treating each individual as though he or she is family. The therapeutic interventions woven into each program are evidenced-based and proven to care for even the most serious of mental health and chemical dependency concerns so that each person who comes to Sonora for care is able to realize a happy and healthy life. Signs and Symptoms of Substance Abuse When a person is battling an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol, a great deal of devastation can ensue. The regular use of substances can wreak havoc on an individual's physical and mental health, as well as other areas of life. The key to preventing such detriments is being able to identify the signs of substance abuse and seeking treatment as soon as possible. Depending on the substance that is being abused, the symptoms of such concerns can vary. Behaviorally, those who abuse drugs or alcohol will likely have poor coordination, demonstrate emotional outbursts, or become more aggressive. Physically, there could be a decline in good hygiene or there could be evidence that certain drugs have been abused, such as the presence of injection sites. Additionally, regular abuse of drugs or alcohol can cause a person to experience withdrawal symptoms. These symptoms can involve feelings of depression when not under the influence, vomiting, shaking, or disorientation. Noticing these signs and then seeking treatment can be life-saving and help a person break free from the vicious cycle of addiction. Treatment Options at Sonora Behavioral Health Sonora Behavioral Health is proud to offer a number of programming options in order to meet the mental health needs of those requiring services. Individualized treatment planning is cornerstone to the treatment offered at Sonora and effective therapeutic interventions are incorporated into every facet of care. The inpatient services featured at Sonora include specialized units for children and adolescents, as well as adults. These services, along with the therapeutic interventions utilized, are aimed towards alleviating the symptoms of mental health disorders and any chemical dependency concerns that could be present. Sonora's intensive outpatient treatment is a less intense form of care designed for those who have completed inpatient programming, or for those who do not require inpatient treatment to alleviate existing concerns. This program is best suited for those who have a history of relapse. astly, Sonora's BRAVEST program, of which is catered specifically to the needs of military members and their families, is unique in that it focuses on helping these individuals heal from traumas that have been endured.

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Depression
Trauma and PTSD
Trauma
PTSD
Alcohol Abuse
Addiction
Bipolar Disorder
Self-Harming
Suicidal Ideation
Anxiety
Drug Abuse
Substance Abuse
Mood Disorders
Psychosis
Personality Disorders