Resilient Health - Tucson, Arizona

Resilient Health is a mental health service provider, art center, and clinic located at Address: 412 N 6th Ave #100, Tucson, AZ 85705. They can be reached at Phone: 23933155. Their website, resilienthealthaz.org, provides additional information about their services and offerings.

Resilient Health specializes in mental health services, offering a unique and creative approach to therapy through their art center and clinic. They provide a safe and welcoming environment for individuals seeking mental health support.

The clinic is wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom. They also have on-site parking available for clients. Appointments are recommended for those interested in seeking services.

According to Google My Business, Resilient Health has 70 reviews with an average rating of 4.6/5. This is a testament to the high-quality services and care provided by the clinic.

Reviews of Resilient Health

Kira Gates

5/5

I love being part of the studio. The mediums include Watercolor, Acrylic, Pastels, Pottery, Jewelry Making, Mosaics, and more. The atmosphere is relaxing, the staff is very in tune with the therapy needed for each individual. Here are some of my creations.

Tina Marie

5/5

I love it here. There is so many different types of art you can do. I work on jewelry, Fridays with Nasara she is great to work with super nice and the person in charge is awesome her name is Cat. There are many different people that work with you on art and all of them are wonderful. They have a great staff. For art we work on Mosaic, painting pictures, jewelry, and working with clay is just a few of the art projects we do here. Your pictures can be put up for sale if you'd like. Come check us out I believe you can self refer, if not use your behavioral health services to join, ask them to write you up a referral. Thanks Resilient Health for an awesome experience.

Devan Marín

1/5

I honestly wish it would let me put zero stars. My experience with this organization was absolutely horrendous. They have the worst customer service I have ever experienced, from the receptionist, to the director, all the way up to the CEO. No one could answer basic questions for me about wheelchair accessibility and made me feel absolutely terrible for even asking. Everyone was extremely rude and even had the nerve to hang up on me! Absolutely DO NOT recommend.

Raven S

1/5

I wish my experience had been as positive as everyone else's seems to be. I encountered rude and indifferent staff the few times I was in the main Studio. For anyone with serious PTSD, I really couldn't recommend this place. At a point when I'm having a very hard time, one staff member decided I had met my goals and was graduated and that was it. I got no choice in the matter, and she lied to the group that I was in. She told them that I chose to take time off. That's not true it was chosen and forced on me. At this point they've just caused me to have an even harder time dealing with being thrown out, even though I did nothing wrong and broke no rules.

Frank V

5/5

I am a recovered opiate and heroine addict of 17 years. I am also diagnosed with PTSD and Bipolar. Art awakenings really opened my life to beaty. Thos place is amazing. The staff is great as well as very helpful.

Leticia Stevenson

5/5

This is a great place to go explore your creative side. Many different classes to be a part of. But you have to be referred by your behavioral health or self refer if you have achcccs. I highly recommend this place. Very artsy place to go.

Myra Aletha Richardson

5/5

A place where you can express your feelings through different avenues of art, not just painting. There is clay, sculpting, creative writing, classical drawings, jewelry making, knitting/crocheting and the list continues. They even have a children's side where children can express there emotions through art. Mental illness is not a joke, it is not something to be taken lightly and swept under the rug. This place PSA Art Awakening is very much needed in a lot of areas across the United states. Instead of just pushing a bunch of pills to patients try art therapy along with a therapist you might be surprised at the results. Will it help everyone?... No nothing works for EVERYONE however it helps to save few each time you try?

Nickolasa Castro

5/5

I go there and it helped me very much w my Art.