Counseling Center – Arcadia Counseling Center
Arcadia Counseling Center (ACC) is a behavioral health practice located at 4647 North 32nd Street, Suite B-175, Phoenix, Arizona 85018. The center provides counseling services to children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples, staffed by licensed behavioral health providers. Specific clinician names and credentials are not enumerated on the main site page.
Clinical areas addressed at the center include mood disorders such as dysthymia, major depression, and bipolar depression; anxiety and panic disorders; marriage and family issues; trauma; and body image and eating disorder concerns. A Survivors’ Group addressing the impacts of sexual abuse and assault is listed among the group therapy offerings, reflecting the practice’s attention to specialized trauma populations.
Services span three broad categories: psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families; prescription services; and group therapy. The combination of prescription services alongside psychotherapy indicates that the center offers psychiatric medication management in addition to talk therapy. Both in-person appointments and HIPAA-compliant video and phone therapy are available, providing multiple access formats for clients.
Weekday office hours run from 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., accommodating clients who need evening appointments. The practice’s stated mission centers on empowering clients by building on their existing strengths and developing coping skills to support more fulfilling and productive lives. The Phoenix address in the 85018 zip code places the center in the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix, which borders Scottsdale.
Insurance details and session fee information are not specified on the homepage. The inclusion of prescription services alongside therapy and group offerings distinguishes ACC from practices limited to counseling alone, suggesting at least one prescribing clinician is part of the treatment team. The Survivors’ Group is a structured offering for people processing the long-term effects of sexual abuse and assault, and its listing as a named program signals that trauma-focused group work is a regular component of the center’s services rather than an occasional offering. Clients seeking flexibility in appointment format benefit from the dual in-person and telehealth model. Contact: main office phone (602) 218-6901, fax (602) 492-9717, and email office@arcadiacounselingcenter.com. The site does not state a year of establishment.