Aurora Behavioral Health System Arizona

Aurora Behavioral Health System Arizona Aurora Behavioral Health System Aurora Behavioral Health System is Arizona’s largest freestanding psychiatric hospital system. Aurora East:
6350 S. Maple Ave.

We are dedicated to the wellness of individuals, their families and the community through prevention, intervention and treatment through our inpatient and outpatient services to include:

• Adult & Adolescent Inpatient Behavioral Health
• Adult & Adolescent Inpatient Detox
• Adult Mental Health Partial Hospitalization
• Mental Health & Chemical Dependency Intensive Outpatient Services

Aurora Behavioral Health System is comprised of two Level 1, acute-care hospitals totaling 165 beds, Aurora East and Aurora West. Both hospitals offer a voluntary intake process and free assessments available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Tempe, AZ 85283

Aurora West:
6015 W. Peoria Ave. Glendale, AZ 85302

24/7 PATIENT SERVICE HELPLINE:
480.345.5420

Both hospitals are licensed by the state of Arizona and by the Arizona Department of Health Services Office of Behavioral Health and accredited from the Joint Commission of Accreditation on Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). Aurora West treats adolescents, adults and the geriatric population via its Decades program. Aurora East treats adults as well as has specialized, focused treatment for the adolescent population. We believe our primary responsibility is to provide the environment and the resources for restoring and maintaining health via a full continuum of care utilizing a holistic approach to treatment.

🎄 The Holidays Can Be Joyful—and Challenging 🎄For individuals in recovery, the holidays can bring added stress, emotiona...
12/17/2025

🎄 The Holidays Can Be Joyful—and Challenging 🎄

For individuals in recovery, the holidays can bring added stress, emotional triggers, and increased exposure to substances. Old routines, social pressure, and family dynamics can make this season especially difficult.

If you’re working to maintain sobriety during the holidays, remember:

It’s okay to say no to situations that don’t support your recovery

Lean on your support system—sponsors, peers, and clinicians

Keep routines that ground you, even when schedules shift

Ask for help early, not after things feel overwhelming

Recovery doesn’t pause for the holidays—and neither does support.
Staying sober during this season is not just an achievement, it’s an act of self-respect.

💚 You’re not alone, and help is always available.

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have selflessly served our country.At Aurora Behavioral Health, we recognize...
11/11/2025

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have selflessly served our country.

At Aurora Behavioral Health, we recognize that the courage shown in uniform often continues long after service ends. We are deeply grateful to our veterans for their sacrifice, resilience, and commitment to protecting our freedoms.

To every veteran—and to the families who have stood beside them—thank you for your strength, your service, and your unwavering spirit.

Today and every day, we salute you.
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🌍 The World We Dream OfImagine a world where mental health care is not a privilege, but a promise.A world where seeking ...
10/10/2025

🌍 The World We Dream Of

Imagine a world where mental health care is not a privilege, but a promise.
A world where seeking support is met with compassion—not stigma.
Where every community, every workplace, every school, and every family recognizes that mental wellness is just as vital as physical health.

In this world, no one has to wait months for care.
No one has to choose between therapy and paying their bills.
No one suffers in silence because of shame, misunderstanding, or lack of access.

We dream of a world where mental health care is integrated, equitable, and available to all.
Where conversations about depression, anxiety, and trauma are as natural as those about diet and exercise.

At Aurora Behavioral Health, this vision drives our work every day.
We believe that with understanding, access, and support, recovery is not only possible—it’s expected.

Let’s keep building that world together. 💚

Mental Health at Work Matters TooWork can be rewarding — but it can also be overwhelming. Stress, burnout, and blurred b...
09/11/2025

Mental Health at Work Matters Too
Work can be rewarding — but it can also be overwhelming. Stress, burnout, and blurred boundaries often sneak up and take a toll on your emotional well-being.

Remember: caring for your mental health doesn’t stop when the workday starts. Breaks, boundaries, and support all matter.

You deserve to feel balanced and supported, at work and beyond.
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World Su***de Prevention Day 🎗Not until there is not one more life lost.Not until there is not one more family left behi...
09/11/2025

World Su***de Prevention Day 🎗
Not until there is not one more life lost.
Not until there is not one more family left behind.
Not until this tragedy ends for good.

Until there are no more suicides, we will keep fighting.
We will keep raising awareness.
We will keep educating and sharing resources.
We will keep connecting people to the care they need,
because we believe every life matters.

💛 If you or someone you know is struggling, help is always available.
Call or text 988 for immediate support. Our staff is also available 24/7 to assist at 480.345.5420.


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Anxiety Can Look Different for EveryoneAnxiety isn’t always panic attacks. Sometimes it shows up quietly — as irritabili...
09/09/2025

Anxiety Can Look Different for Everyone
Anxiety isn’t always panic attacks. Sometimes it shows up quietly — as irritability, constant overthinking, fatigue, or even stomach issues.

If you’ve been feeling “off,” it may be worth exploring with a mental health professional. Talking it through can bring clarity, relief, and the tools to cope.

You don’t have to figure it out alone💙
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🌟 Labor Day Reflection 🌟On this Labor Day, we honor the hard work and dedication of individuals across our communities. ...
09/01/2025

🌟 Labor Day Reflection 🌟

On this Labor Day, we honor the hard work and dedication of individuals across our communities. It’s a day to celebrate the labor that builds our world, but also to remember the importance of rest, balance, and caring for ourselves.

At Aurora Behavioral Health, we know that tending to your mental health is also a form of labor — the courage to seek help, the strength to keep going, and the daily effort to choose healing. 💙

This holiday, we celebrate both the work of our hands and the work of our hearts. Wishing you a safe, restful, and meaningful Labor Day.

🌍 Today is International Overdose Awareness DayEach year, thousands of families, friends, and communities are impacted b...
09/01/2025

🌍 Today is International Overdose Awareness Day

Each year, thousands of families, friends, and communities are impacted by the devastating effects of overdose. This day serves as a global reminder to:

💜 Remember those we have lost.
💜 Support those who are grieving.
💜 Raise awareness about the realities of overdose and addiction.
💜 Work together to break the stigma surrounding substance use and mental health.

At Aurora Behavioral Health, we know that behind every statistic is a person with a story, a family, and a future that mattered. Addiction is not a moral failing—it is a medical condition that deserves compassion, understanding, and treatment.

✨ If you or someone you love is struggling, know that help is available and recovery is possible.

📞 Call us anytime at 480-345-5420
Our team is here 24/7.

Together, we can honor the lives lost, support those still fighting, and build a future where no family has to endure the pain of overdose.

It’s Okay to Slow Down — Rest Is Part of HealingIn a world that praises hustle and staying busy, taking a break can feel...
08/29/2025

It’s Okay to Slow Down — Rest Is Part of Healing

In a world that praises hustle and staying busy, taking a break can feel wrong — but it’s actually essential.

Now is a perfect time to pause, breathe deeply, and check in with yourself.
✨ How am I feeling?
✨ What do I need right now?
✨ Where can I give myself more kindness?

Rest isn’t lazy. Saying no, setting boundaries, and stepping back when needed are powerful ways to protect your mental health.

You are allowed to slow down — your well-being is always worth the time. 💙
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You Are Not a Burden — You Are Worthy of SupportMental health struggles can make you feel like you're "too much" — but n...
08/25/2025

You Are Not a Burden — You Are Worthy of Support

Mental health struggles can make you feel like you're "too much" — but needing help doesn't make you a burden. It makes you human.

Asking for support is not a weakness — it's an act of courage.
Whether it’s a therapist, a support group, or someone who cares, there are people who want to walk beside you through this.

You don’t have to carry it all alone. When you’re ready, we’re here. 💙
Call us today or visit https://ow.ly/VVi150WxGTT

Change Isn’t Always Easy — and That’s OkayWhether it’s a new school year, shifting schedules, or just the slow turn from...
08/22/2025

Change Isn’t Always Easy — and That’s Okay

Whether it’s a new school year, shifting schedules, or just the slow turn from summer to fall, transitions can stir up a lot.

You might feel hopeful one moment and overwhelmed the next. That’s normal.
Change takes emotional energy — and it’s okay to feel off balance while you adjust.

Give yourself grace. Be gentle with your mind and body. 💙
And remember: support is here when you need a steady place to land.
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Feeling Drained Lately? It Might Be BurnoutBurnout isn’t just being “tired” — it’s your body and mind asking for a reset...
08/19/2025

Feeling Drained Lately? It Might Be Burnout

Burnout isn’t just being “tired” — it’s your body and mind asking for a reset.

Common signs include:
• Emotional exhaustion
• Trouble focusing
• Low motivation
• Pulling away from people or activities you normally enjoy

Burnout isn’t a weakness — it’s a signal that you’ve been carrying too much, for too long.
With the right support, recovery is possible. You deserve rest. You deserve to feel like yourself again. 💙
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West: 6015 W. Peoria Avenue Glendale, AZ; East: 6350 S. Maple Ave. Tempe, AZ 85283
Glendale, AZ
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Aurora Behavioral Health System is Arizona’s largest freestanding psychiatric hospital system in Arizona. We are dedicated to the wellness of individuals, their families and the community through prevention, intervention and treatment through our inpatient and outpatient services to include: • Adult & Adolescent Inpatient Behavioral Health • Adult & Adolescent Detox • Adult Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Partial Hospitalization • Mental Health & Chemical Dependency Intensive Outpatient Services

Aurora Behavioral Health System is comprised of two Level 1, acute-care hospitals totaling 238 beds, Aurora East and Aurora West. Both hospitals offer a voluntary intake process and free assessments available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Aurora East: 6350 S. Maple Ave. Tempe, AZ 85283 Aurora West: 6015 W. Peoria Ave. Glendale, AZ 85302 24/7 PATIENT SERVICE HELPLINE: 480.345.5420 Both hospitals are licensed by the state of Arizona and by the Arizona Department of Health Services Office of Behavioral Health and accredited from the Joint Commission of Accreditation on Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). Aurora West treats adolescents, adults and the geriatric population via its Decades program. Aurora East treats adults as well as has specialized, focused treatment for the adolescent population. We believe our primary responsibility is to provide the environment and the resources for restoring and maintaining health via a full continuum of care utilizing a holistic approach to treatment.