At The Haven Detox Arizona, we are committed to providing compassionate care and effective treatment for individuals seeking support with substance use challenges. Our center offers a serene and nurturing environment that promotes healing and recovery. We create a peaceful atmosphere in the beautiful Arizona landscape that encourages personal growth and renewal.
Our treatment approach focuses on individualized care, recognizing that each person’s journey is unique. We emphasize a holistic model that addresses recovery’s physical, emotional, and psychological aspects. Our experienced team of professionals collaborates with clients to develop personalized treatment plans that meet their specific needs. We prioritize safety and comfort throughout detoxification, ensuring a supportive environment at every step.
Patients find evidence-based care in a quiet setting just outside of Tucson. The facility combines medical detox services with whole-person support, using tools like Genesight testing and IV therapy to personalize care from day one.
Located in Green Valley, this center is surrounded by natural beauty, giving patients space to recover in peace. This center is known for its attentive, bilingual staff and peaceful surroundings, helping people focus on healing without outside noise. For those needing space, structure, and expertise, it’s a powerful place to start again.
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Crisis Preparation + Recovery, Inc. (CPR) was founded in 1995 by Tom McSherry MC. CPR is an Arizona state licensed outpatient services clinic, itle XIX certified. CPR’s mission statement is “We Exist the sole provider of a variety of services specifically related Public Safety population and their families. We understand making it easy to seek professional guidance with a culturally competent and compassionate team to help a first responder process their experiences. What sets CPR apart from other our multiple service lines and our ability to provide wrap around services our clients. We are able to provide support within an outpatient setting, hospital emergency department or medical floor, in homes, onsite at an organization, or on scene. CPR has staff on-call 24/7 and has a dedicated Public Safety line: 480-518-9853.
911 Call Diversion
Solari partners with law enforcement to ensure those experiencing a crisis are receiving an e ective and rapid response with the care and resources they need while prioritizing police e orts for emergency response.
Solari leverages highly skilled and experienced crisis specialists to prevent first responders from being deployed for a non-emergent mental health crisis or ensure that whenever a first responder is on scene with a person experiencing a crisis that a mobile team is expedited as necessary to assist in the intervention.
Solari has answered over 4 Million crisis calls since 2007
Collaborative E orts Create Impact
Our nationally-recognized experts can help prepare your team to relay crisis calls to designated crisis centers. Here are the most common reasons a crisis call is made:
• Self-Harm/Suicidal
• Anxiety
• Coordination of Care
• Depression
• Substance Use
Solari answers crisis calls in 9 seconds or less.
Solari maintains a 99% crisis call answer rate.
88% of calls are resolved over the phone without additional intervention.
AGENDA TUESDAY APRIL 29
7:00 AM
CONFERENCE DOORS OPEN
Visit the various sponsor and resource tables while you grab some coffee and snacks to start the day. 8:15 AM Introduction with host Denise Beagley & Tucson Fire Dept. Honorguard and Bagpipes 8:20 AM
Welcoming remarks with Tucson’s New Fire Chief Sharon McDonough 8:40 AM
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Peer Support Training, Trauma Awareness and Introduction of Acute Stress Adaptat. Sonny Provetto, LICSW Clinical Director Vermont Center for Responder Wellness
Marke Galle- retired Vermont State Police- Peer Support Specialist
Bob Lucas- retired LT Vermont State Police- Peer Support Specialist.
Wellness Checks
Family Counseling
Child & Adolescent Counseling
Medication Management / TMS
Critical Incident Stress
Management
Experienced and dedicated providers
Holistic approach to wellness
For years, CPR has been dedicated to providing culturally competent care tailored to the unique needs of first responders and their families Our services are designed to support you, your family, and your children through personal and professional challenges.
supportive
30 years of experience serving first responders
AGENDA TUESDAY APRIL 29
11:45 AM
LUNCH 12:45 PM
ABQ Fire Behavioral Health Program: Providing Support to those who serve the Community
Maia Dalton-Theodore, LT David Meyers, LT Jonathan Hanna 2:00 PM
Recognizing and Addressing
Suicide Symptoms
Michele Freeman- Retired Chief, City of Las Vegas Department of Public Safety
3:15 PM
Sensory Modulation: Skills for Peers and Colleagues
Bonnie Eckman, Sensory Modulation Specialist: After Action First Responder Residential Program
4:15 PM
Closure, Thank you, and RAFFLES!
SHARON McDONOUGH
Appointed to Interim Fire Chief March 26 and will become Fire Chief June 2. Having served in public safety for 34 years, McDonough is committed to making a positive impact on both the firefighters and the community. McDonough’s career with the Tucson Fire Department began in 1990 when she joined as a firefighter. She was promoted to paramedic in 1995, captain in 1999, and battalion chief in 2005. Her leadership journey continued as she became deputy chief, then assistant chief. Upon becoming a battalion chief at TFD, she was the first woman to serve as a chief officer in the department. Prior to being name Chief, Shaon served as the director of the City of Tucson’s Public Safety Communications Department.
SONNY PROVETTO
Sonny Provetto, MSW, LICSW 20 year police officer and EMDR consultant, collaborated with world-renowned traumatologists; Professor Derek Farrell and Professor Paul Miller to create the ASAP, seeking a simple and effective technique that can be administered immediately after trauma to individ-uals or larger groups. Sonny is the Clinical Director. Licensed EMDR Consultant. As a former police officer and a trauma-focused therapist, my goal is to help you integrate these experiences into who you are, so you can live a happy, healthy, and meaningful life.
Nestled amidst 35 acres of picturesque Southwestern desert landscape, Cottonwood Tucson offers a tranquil and secluded haven for those on the path to recovery. Situated just beyond Tucson’s city limits, its serene rural setting in the Sonoran Desert foothills provides a serene backdrop for healing journeys.
This peaceful facility boasts a dedicated team of experienced professionals who provide compassionate care and support every step of the way. With a focus on quality treatment and comfort, Cottonwood Tucson is committed to guiding individuals towards wellness in a warm and welcoming environment.
At Cottonwood, we adopt a person-centered holistic approach to patient care. We employ a variety of modalities tailored to each individual’s needs, beginning with a comprehensive psychosocial assessment. Patients are then matched with multiple therapists to ensure their needs are met effectively.
Our therapeutic modalities include EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing), Somatic Experiencing, Brain Spotting, Organic Intelligence, TRE (trauma release exercises), NARM (neuro-affective relational model), Internal Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectic Behavior Therapy. These therapies are designed to address trauma and help patients overcome negative coping strategies.
We also focus on addressing a range of issues, including sexual concerns, gambling and gaming addiction, and religious trauma. A central aspect of our treatment approach is nervous system regulation, which is crucial for promoting healing and resilience in patients.
To assist patients in learning positive coping strategies and techniques for self-regulation, we offer a variety of complementary therapies. These include massage, Reiki, Breathwork, meditation, soundbath, yoga, art therapy, and equine therapy. By incorporating these holistic techniques, we empower patients to cultivate a sense of balance and well-being in their lives.
Our philosophy of care presumes that physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life are closely interconnected and equally important to the overall health and wellness of a human being.
Clients are valued, supported, and recognized as unique persons who are capable of change.
Maia Dalton-Theodore
Maia Dalton-Theodore, LCSW, SAP, CMC-Level I, is currently the Behavioral Health Director for Albuquerque Fire Rescue where she has been tasked with building and administering the Behavioral Health Program. Before coming to Albuquerque, in 2021, she was the Behavioral Health Coordinator for the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department and Sheriffs. In Albuquerque, she administers the Fire Chaplains program and oversees the clinical supervision of the Peer Team and the Family Assistance Team. She also works with Albuquerque City firefighters, paramedics and their family members who are struggling with stress, depression and substance abuse issues. She consults with providers, department managers and officers regarding employee performance issues, workplace productivity and safety concerns. Part of her function is to help employees navigate the process of finding an EAP provider through the Albuquerque City Employee Assistance Program or a clinician through the IAFF Local 244 Union Member Assistance Program. She has Firefighters in her family and is is the widow of Captain Charles W. Theodore, Jr. from Arlington County Virginia Fire Department.
LT. DAVID MEYERS
Lieutenant David Meyers is the Health & Wellness Officer and head chaplain for Albuquerque Fire Rescue. David is passionate about helping his members learn how to cope with the experiences of the job. With the help of his cadre, Lt Meyers was able to create the very first egalitarian, fully ecumenical chaplaincy in the country, in the fire service.
Acadia Healthcare First Responder Team, is a dedicated group specializing in connecting individuals, agencies, and first responder families across the U.S. with vetted, culturally competent resources. With over 60 years of combined experience in the public safety realm and more than a decade of expertise in first responder mental health and addiction support, our team is uniquely positioned to make a meaningful impact.
We have had the privilege of collaborating with notable federal agencies such as the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA), the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA), and Concerns of Police Survivors (COPS). In addition, we’ve supported thousands of state, county, and local agencies, as well as public safety unions, EAPs, and peer support teams, providing essential resources for their members.
Our mission is to ensure that first responders and their families have access to the best support systems available, promoting their well-being in every aspect of their lives.
We look forward to the opportunity to collaborate and offer our services to those who need them most. Please don’t hesitate to reach out for further information or to discuss how we can assist your team. In the interim, please feel free to visit our link for further information.
BIOS
LT. JONATHAN HANNA
Lieutenant Jonathan Hanna, Paramedic with Albuquerque Fire Rescue. My position within our department is that of Health and Wellness Specialist. I have been a member of the Fire Service for 19 years within three different FD agencies in New Mexico. Growing up in the fire service without the support of and access to mental health services has inspired my relentless passion for policy improvement, program implementation and advocation for Health, Wellness and Fitness resources for our members. “If you care about something enough, you’ll find a way to make it happen.”
DR. MICHELE FREEMAN
Michele Freeman: Michele Freeman embarked on her law enforcement journey in 1992 with the City of Las Vegas (CLV) Department of Public Safety (DPS) as an Officer. She ascended the ranks, serving as Corporal, Sergeant, Lieutenant, and member of the department's Special Emergency Response Team (SERT) before being appointed Deputy Chief in 2006. Her leadership journey culminated in her appointment as Chief in 2011, a position she held for almost a decade before her retirement.
Michele's academic journey is a testament to her commitment to knowledge and understanding. She earned her Doctor of Public Policy Degree, with a focus on Suicide Awareness and Prevention for Law Enforcement Officers, from the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Her educational journey also includes a Master's Degree in Public Administration, a Master's Certificate in Public Administration, a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice with a strong emphasis in Sociology and Psychology, all from the same university, and an Associate's Degree in Liberal Arts.
Education, training, and mentoring are Michele's greatest passions. Michele's continuous dedication to resiliency, mental wellness, emotional health, self-care, holistic wellness, suicide awareness and prevention, and overall well-being is apparent as she currently facilitates educational programs in these areas.
BONNIE ECKMAN
Bonnie Eckman is a seasoned professional with a decade of experience in mental health and addiction recovery. With a background in occupational therapy, Bonnie specializes in utilizing sensory modulation techniques for individuals dealing with PTSD, trauma, and self-regulation challenges. Her expertise extends to educational platforms, where she has shared her insights at prestigious conferences such as the Society for Social Work and the Generation Conference. Additionally, Bonnie serves as the UOTA Mental Health Liaison, further showcasing her commitment to advancing mental health advocacy and education.
CULTURALLY COMPETENT PROVIDERS
First Responders, Border Patrol, Veterans + their Families
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Thrive with Chaos is dedicated to supporting Public Safety/First Responders who have faced life and career-altering events.
Our mission is to provide a culturally qualified environment, offering a comprehensive range of services tailored to help these brave individuals rebuild their lives and careers.
At Thrive with Chaos, we prioritize the dignity, respect, and self-care of our staff. Our commitment extends to ensuring the confidentiality of our participants, striving to earn their trust, and upholding the belief that everyone deserves to be treated with utmost dignity.
Locally owned by Libby Timmons, M.Ed., LISAC, CEAP, SAP and Felicia Dadamio.
Lead therapist: Kelley Meshirer, MA, LASAC, CCTP. Lead
Peer Support: Jim Mc Shea, CEAP, SAP
Discover FLIP
Giving First Responders a Second Chance
The First Life Intervention Program (FLIP) is a cornerstone of Thrive with Chaos, specifically designed for Public Safety/First Responders. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by these professionals, FLIP offers a structured system of services to help them navigate and overcome substance or mental health challenges. Developed by culturally competent staff, FLIP aims to provide a second chance to those who've experienced events that jeopardized their careers.
Dive deeper to understand how FLIP can be the turning point for many.
Dedicated to the mental well-being of those who protect and serve.
Beacuse their mental health deserves our full support.
Community Supporter of the Arizona Summit for Public Safety and Behavioral Health
