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The Guidance Center, Inc.
ACCESSING SERVICES

A client, family member, or referring professional may call our
Information Referral Staff for assistance at (928) 714-5221.
Staff will discuss needs, provide assistance, or help initiate a
referral. Our Information and Referral Staff have in -depth
knowledge about our programs and strive to provide the
highest quality service.

Business Hours

Vickey Street Office
Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Friday 8:AM to 5:00 PM

Outpatient Facility
Monday - Friday 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Williams Facility
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

24 Hour Services

A LEADER IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Established in 1969, The Guidance Center is a Community
Mental Health Center that offers a full continuum of Behavioral
Health programs and services for children, adolescents, adults
and families.


Services are tailored to meet individual and family
needs, and include:


The Guidance Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
community behavioral health care organization.

To give a tax deductible donation to The Guidance
Center, please contact Community Development  
at 928-714-6405 or Toll Free at 888-681-1899
ext. 6405.

We appreciate your philanthropy and generosity.
Your gifts help us improve lives and serve our
community.
The Guidance Center's
First Annual Poker Run and Bingo
September 6, 2008
For more information on
the Poker Run, click here.



Training Workshop conducted by Dr.
Elizabeth Jacobs, author of “Will I Ever See
You Again? Attachment Challenges for Foster
Children: A Primer for the Adults in their
Lives." July 30, 2-5 pm. NPC Showflake
Campus. No cost. Recommended for
counselors, educators, caseworkers,
psychologists, therapists, attorneys, foster and
adoptive parents and siblings. Training
Synopsis: This workshop reviews attachment
theories as they apply specifically to foster
children, identifying factors in the foster care
system that contribute to attachment problems
and offers suggestions to improve the child’s
chance to develop meaningful future
relationships. Certificate of attendance will be
available for continuing education credit
hours. Presenter: Elizabeth Jacobs has a
doctorate in inter-disciplinary studies, a
masters degree in educational psychology and
a bachelors in psychology, all from Arizona
State University. She has been a professor of
psychology and frequently presents on
attachment and bonding for FCRB, CASA and
dependency court trainings. She presented to
the National Council of Juvenile and Family
Judges in June 2008, Arizona New
Dependency Court Judges Training, Idaho
Child and Family Institute, Beyond the Bench
Conference in Monterey, Calif., and many
others. Her book, “Will I Ever See You Again?
Attachment Challenges for Foster Children: A
Primer for the Adults in their Lives” is currently
in publication. Visit www.
navajocountydrugproject.com to register for
this free workshop or call (928) 524- 4135.

Advocacy During an Election Year:
Questions to Ask Your Candidates with Tim
Schmaltz, noon-1:30 on September 23rd,
Federated Community Church.  RSVP by
replying to becky@coconinokids.org.  No
charge.
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