SEABHS 611 W. Union Street Benson, AZ 85602 (520) 586-0800
NurseWise 24-Hr Crisis Line 1-866-495-6735
WHO is SEABHS?
Southeastern Arizona Behavioral Health Services, Inc., a Not-for-Profit Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Agency serving Southeastern Arizona with an array of services for you, your family and community since 1976.
SEABHS provides accessible and affordable behavioral health services to individuals and families residing in Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, and Santa Cruz Counties. A limited sliding fee scale is available to qualified individuals. Private insurance is accepted. SEABHS also offers many community based services free of charge.
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Health Sciences. You will find practical scientific resources and introductions to fields of science of relevance to mental and medical health (e.g., Neuroscience). More...
Healthcare. It is important to know as much about how the healthcare system works as possible if one is to get the best possible care for one's self. More...
Life Issues. Life issues are common problems, issues and/or crises that happen to normal people living normal lives. Examples include managing one's relationships so that they are healthy and functional, surviving disabilities, coping with grief, loss and self-esteem issues. More...
Medical Disorders. In this family of topic centers, you will find information concerning common medical disorders. More...
Mental Disorders. In this family of topic centers, you will find information concerning various mental disorders. More...
Wellness and Personal Development. Wellness is a broad topic that includes disease prevention, stress reduction, and even personal, social and spiritual growth. Until quite recently, very little attention was ever paid to helping people who are not ill, disordered or diseased in some way learn how to further enhance the quality of their lives, or prevent the onset of future illness.
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