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Psychological Counseling Services

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Psychological Counseling Services

We offer counseling services for individuals, couples, and families. See t’s and c’s: http://bit.ly/29XwCbu.

PCS brings the collective effort of over 20 licensed therapists to provide individuals, couples, and families the therapeutic services they need. Founded in 1973, PCS created a unique intensive treatment model integrating the strengths, personalities, and various modalities of a team of therapists in a weekly format. The unique concept of having a client meet for a 12 hour day in individual sessions with 5 to 7 different therapists combined with daily group experiences often generates change in the most difficult cases and/or relationships. The PCS Intensive Outpatient Program works to bring healing to individuals: struggling to maintain sobriety from addictions (s*x, alcohol, drugs, food, gambling); desiring to develop or increase emotional intimacy in their relationship (emotional and s*xual); or needing to break free from disabling mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. PCS therapists are well versed in attachment based and trauma informed treatment models and function from a systems perspective. The PCS Intensive Outpatient Program brings over 40 years of experience and the collective expertise and wisdom of over 20 therapists to stimulate, inspire, and encourage individual and relationship growth. By sharing your photos, videos, reviews or comments on our page, you are giving us permission to repost here on Facebook and on our other social networks. Social Media Management provided by:
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11/02/2025

Explore our recent blog 'Why We Avoid & What To Do About It' by Clark Wheeler, LAC (MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling). Learn why we avoid and how to overcome avoidance:

When I sat down to write my last blog, I immediately wanted to avoid writing it. When Imentioned this to a colleague, a suggestion was made to write about avoidance in my next blog.That got me thinking about what’s really going on when I resist writing something others mightsee? Am I insecure abou...

10/29/2025

Our latest blog honors the legacy of Diane Keaton and explores what her way of being can teach us. Written by Dr. Erin Buggy (Psy.D., Clinical Psychology), this piece reflects on self-energy and authenticity. Read it here:

In the wake of Diane Keaton’s death, I have felt moved by the immense outpouring of heartfelt tributes honoring her. Sure, when any Hollywood legend dies, tributes follow, but in Diane’s case, remembrances of her life and impact appear to be infused with a certain je nai se quois. Maybe it’s t...

10/25/2025

Check out our latest blog 'Self-Care & Grounding Toolkit' by Lindsay Herz, an intern therapist and Clinical Mental Health Counseling master's candidate at Northern Arizona University. Discover practical self-care and grounding techniques to help you stay balanced:

In a world that glorifies hustle and productivity, we often forget to pause. We move from task to task, constantly planning the next achievement. With this future focus, we take time away from ourselves and enjoying the present. At times I feel myself living in the future. I find it helpful to refle...

08/21/2025

New Blog by Taylor Aasand

A healthy and balanced diet is crucial in supporting our physicality, and this is no different when it comes to our mental health. Our brain primarily runs on glucose, needing a consistent supply from the foods we eat. Thankfully, our bodies are brilliant, and we can get “brain fuel” from fruits...

08/18/2025

New Blog by Agustin Hubert

There’s a moment many of us have experienced: you lie down at night and only then realize you’ve had a headache all day, or that there’s been a knot in your stomach or a tightness in your chest. Sometimes, we push through exhaustion without even noticing we’re tired — just go-go-go all day...

08/15/2025

New Blog by Aliza Cooper

This morning, as I drove to work, I found myself deeply moved by an audiobook recommended by a friend: “The Amen Effect” by Sharon Brous. In the opening chapters, she reflects on her grandmother’s powerful rule about the importance of showing up—not just during moments of joy, but also in ti...

08/11/2025

New Blog by Kira (Lavac) Arthur

When I was on my mindful walk last week in the 102° weather, I became acutely aware of how sad I will be to stop going on these walks. Summers in Arizona are tough. The intense heat drains the energy out of many of life’s usual rhythms—even something as simple and cherished as going for […]

08/08/2025

New Blog by Lisa Merrin

Okay, I know I am going to sound old and cranky here, but I can’t help but notice how loud most restaurants are these days. I love going out to eat with friends and family. I love trying new foods and breaking bread with those I love. I love slowing down over a meal and […]

08/04/2025

New Blog by Douglas Withrow

Sobriety and recovery require a great deal of self awareness. The process of knowing self is key. When we lack self awareness it is difficult to live with intention and know when and how to intervene. Initially, it is important to identify behaviors that block us from healthy living. Defensiveness,....

08/02/2025

New Blog By Denise Ramsay

At any given moment in time, your senses are bombarded with a vast amount of data. To effectively filter and prioritize what you pay attention to – or orient toward – you must, therefore, select some environmental cues to the exclusion of others. This process is correlated with your internal sta...

09/01/2021

Listen to our team speak with Mark from The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health:

Dr. Lamar and Dr. Earle discuss the importance of treating your disenfranchised grief and the role that it plays in recovery. Hear more about their presentat...

07/09/2020

[LIVE NOW] Listen to Dr. Marcus Earle on Practice of the Practice podcast.

In this podcast episode, Joe Sanok speaks to Dr. Marcus Earle about super intensives - getting six months of therapy done in one week.

Address

7530 E. Angus Drive
Scottsdale, AZ
85251

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:45pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:45pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:45pm
Thursday	8am - 4:45pm
Friday	8am - 4:45pm

Telephone

+14809475739

Website

http://www.pcsintensive.com/

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