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Mental Health Support in Phoenix & Glendale

a steady place to find support

This page exists for moments when you need support, clarity, or grounding, whether you’re actively in therapy, considering it, or simply looking for trustworthy mental health resources.

 

At Resilient Rainbow Therapy, care doesn’t stop at the therapy room. These resources are here to support Phoenix mental health and wellness, offering reliable tools, crisis support, and educational materials you can access anytime.


If you’re looking for mental health counseling in Glendale or the greater Phoenix area, you’ll also find pathways back to care throughout this page.

when you need help now

If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a life-threatening emergency: call 911. If you are in emotional distress or crisis, these resources are available:

988 suicide & crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for immediate support, 24/7.

Mental health treatment, medication support, and crisis-level care for all ages.

solari crisis services

Offers a warm line for emotional support and crisis assistance.
Call 1-844-534-HOPE.

postpartum support international

Support for postpartum depression and perinatal mental health. Call 1-800-944-4773 | Text EN: 800-944-4773 | Text ES: 971-203-7773

local & regional
mental health resources

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These organizations support Glendale mental health and mental health counseling in Phoenix AZ, extending care beyond individual therapy.

Support groups, education, and community-based mental health resources serving Maricopa County.

Extensive resources including links and phone numbers to mental health services, books and apps, useful websites and accommodations for Spanish speakers. Call 888-290-1336.

national & global resources

Research-based information about EMDR therapy, how it works, and what to expect.

Evidence-based education on PTSD, trauma, and EMDR treatment.

A trusted nonprofit offering practical, research-informed mental health education.

A trusted nonprofit offering practical, research-informed mental health education.

recommended videos (youtube)

Open Books Stack

recommended reading

What Happened to You? – Oprah Winfrey & Bruce Perry
A compassionate, accessible look at trauma and resilience.

 

Trauma and Recovery – Judith Herman
A foundational work that helps survivors feel less alone.

 

It Didn’t Start With You – Mark Wolynn
Explores intergenerational trauma and family patterns.


No Bad Parts – Richard Schwartz, MD
An introduction to parts work and Internal Family Systems.

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Hold Me Tight – By Dr. Sue Johnson

Your Guide to the Most successful Approach to Building Loving Relationships

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Dissociation Made Simple – Jamie Marich, PHD

A Stigma-Free Guide to Embracing Your Dissociative Mind and Navigating Daily Life

Mindfulness & regulation tools

These tools can be a helpful complement to ongoing mental health counseling.

 

Calm
Guided meditations, breathing exercises, and sleep support.


Insight Timer
Free meditations and talks available on Apple and Android.

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coming soon!

This section is currently being updated. 

Please check back for future information.

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Supervision Offerings

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Practitioner consulting

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Professional Resources

frequently asked questions

What types of mental health resources do you offer here?

This page includes crisis support, community resources, educational materials, books, apps, and free tools designed to support mental health and trauma recovery. If you’re seeking dedicated support with a mental health professional, explore our services.

Are these resources meant to replace therapy?

No. These resources are intended to support mental health, not replace therapy. They work best alongside professional care or as a starting point when therapy isn’t immediately accessible.

Do I have to be a client to use these resources?

No. These resources are available to anyone seeking mental health support in Phoenix or Glendale.

Can these tools be used between therapy sessions?

Yes. Many clients find these tools helpful for grounding, reflection, and regulation between sessions.

searching for support?

If you’re interested in working with a trauma-informed therapist in Glendale, AZ and surrounding areas, explore ways to work with Resilient Rainbow Therapy or book a free 15-minute consultation to see if we’re a good fit.

Consultation does not create a therapist-client relationship or offer an initial therapy appointment. If there is an emergency or crisis, please dial 911 or the statewide crisis number 988.

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