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Touchstone Health Services
Empowering youth, supporting families.
Empowering youth,
supporting families.
Mission
Touchstone partners with individuals, families, schools, and other service providers to deliver the optimal continuum of health, education, and social services. We emphasize building a respectful and inclusive culture, as well as creating a supportive environment to help individuals and families acquire the skills to live productive and responsible lives.
Vision
Advocating and supporting a healthy community, honoring one’s culture and values, empowering our providers, and connecting our members.
Overview
Touchstone Health Services (THS) is a non-profit organization that has been providing comprehensive behavioral and mental health services to members since 1968. We serve the areas of primarily Maricopa County, focusing on serving individuals primarily from birth to 18, Transition Age Youth 18-25, and their families. We provide a range of services, including psychiatry, outpatient therapy, birth to five, prevention, care coordination, intensive direct care support, respite, and autism services that include autism evaluations. At THS, our goals are to improve health outcomes, give members and their families the necessary skills, and build resiliency to create long-term outcomes. We focus on preventative, evidence-based modalities, and interventions that are trauma informed and family focused. Coordination of care is key to targeting social determinants of health to decrease risk factors and increase protective factors within our members lives.
Core Values
Collaboration – connection, teamwork, support, and engagement.
Empathy – compassion and patience.
Integrity- honor and noble intent.
Communication – clarity, consistency, and clear expectations.
Trust – honoring commitment and supporting decision-making at the point of care.
Transparency – promoting open and honest communication among employees at all levels of the organization.
Humility – honoring the thoughts and opinions of others including recognition, appreciation, and gratitude and, acknowledging mistakes and limitations.
Sustainability – growing and investing in ourselves and others.
Respect – recognition of other people’s culture, values, and beliefs.
Curiosity – asking questions, seek new perspectives and learning to approaching barriers.
Innovation – thinking of ways to improve better ways to serve our employees, members, and the organization.
Passion – bringing excitement and enthusiasm for the work that we do for our employees, the members, and the organization.
Cultural Diversity- fostering an inclusive environment that celebrates differences and promotes equality.
Cultural Diversity
Touchstone Health Services values cultures, and beliefs. We champion a collaborative, passionate, and trusting culture where all employees and members that we serve feel valued and empowered to grow and succeed. At Touchstone Health Services, we are committed to fostering an inclusive, respectful, and culturally sensitive environment that honors the diverse backgrounds and experiences of our members, staff, and community. We recognize that culture, ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, and ability shape each individual’s identity and influence their mental health and well-being. Our dedication to diversity goes beyond simple tolerance; it involves actively embracing and celebrating differences as strengths.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Touchstone Health Services a not-for-profit or for-profit organization?
Touchstone Health Services is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We appreciate any charitable donations to Touchstone and join us in our mission to effect positive change in the lives and children and families throughout Arizona. Touchstone is a Qualifying Charitable Organization. This means that your voluntary cash donation(s) during the calendar year (between January 1st through December 31st) qualify for an AZ Charitable Tax Credit, providing you a dollar-for-dollar Tax Credit on your Arizona state income tax return. You don’t even have to itemize your deductions to qualify. The Tax Credit is different than a deduction. If you owe any taxes, your donation to Touchstone can be subtracted from the tax amount that you owe. You will help community members and your neighbors in need of social, behavioral and health services. The Charitable Tax Credit works for different scenarios: • An individual taxpayer can give as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $400 Charitable Tax Credit. • A couple, filing a “joint return” can donate as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $800 Charitable Tax Credit. How to make this work for you. You can donate to Touchstone on this website. Touchstone will send you a receipt that you can use when you or your tax preparer file your taxes. On your return, simply list Touchstone as the qualifying charitable organization, with the dollar amount of your donation.
What is the difference between the various providers at Touchstone?
At Touchstone Health Services, Therapists play a central role in delivering trauma-informed care through individual, group, and family therapy across clinic, school, telehealth, community and home settings. Therapists and Care Coordinators lead Child and Family Team meetings, conduct assessments, and develop service plans tailored to each client’s needs. Care Coordinators serve as the bridge between families and service providers, helping clients navigate behavioral health systems, coordinating services, and addressing barriers to care such as transportation or access. Direct support staff (Whatever It Takes program, Behavioral Health Specialists and Early Childhood Specialists) provide hands-on assistance to individuals, supporting daily living tasks, implementing behavior plans, offering family support, and promoting independence through skill-building and community engagement. Each role is essential in fostering holistic, person-centered care across Touchstone’s programs. Our Psychiatrists, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) provide compassionate, evidence-based psychiatric care for children, teens, and families. Psychiatric care is offered as part of Touchstone’s broader system of support, which includes therapy, community-based programs, and family services—helping children thrive at home, in school, and in the community. They complete psychiatric evaluations, on going medication management and consultations. Our psychiatric providers do not conduct: • Learning disability assessments • Neurological or psychological testing (including psychosexual, forensic, or court-related evaluations) • Brain mapping or genetic testing For specialized medical services such as pediatric neurology, developmental testing, or genetic evaluations, referrals must be obtained from your Primary Care Provider (PCP).
What can I expect to happen in therapy?
In therapy at Touchstone, members can expect a safe and supportive space to talk about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Sessions often include exploring challenges, identifying patterns and triggers, and learning ways to manage emotions and stress. Therapists help youth build coping skills through activities like role-playing, practicing relaxation techniques, and completing homework assignments that reinforce progress. Therapy is a process that takes time, and while there may be ups and downs, being open and honest helps build trust and make meaningful progress. Over time, youth may notice improvements in mood, relationships, and self-awareness. Sessions typically last 50–60 minutes and are tailored to each individual’s needs and goals.
What type of credentials do your therapists have?
At Touchstone, all master’s-level therapists work under the supervision of licensed behavioral health professionals to ensure safe, effective, and high-quality care. Therapists may hold independent or associate-level licenses, or be interns completing clinical training. Families will be notified if their assigned therapist is an intern, and can be assured that interns receive close supervision throughout the therapeutic process. Our therapists come from diverse professional backgrounds, including marriage and family therapy, social work, behavioral health counseling, and other related master’s-level fields. Therapeutic approaches may vary depending on the therapist’s training and specialization, but Touchstone is committed to providing trauma-informed, family-centered care that follows best practices and evidence-based methods.
If I’m dissatisfied with services provided by Touchstone Health Services, who can I reach out to?
If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of services provided by Touchstone Health Services, please let us know. Touchstone is dedicated to providing services quickly, professionally and appropriately. We encourage all our families to talk with their care coordinator to resolve any concerns. If a family prefers to speak to a supervisor, the case manager will provide that information. If there is a concern that cannot be resolved at that point, please contact our Compliance Department at 866.207.3882 or use this form (https://fs22.formsite.com/touchstonebh/o0bhoxtq7w/index).
Is Touchstone Health Services a not-for-profit or for-profit organization?
Touchstone Health Services is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We appreciate any charitable donations to Touchstone and join us in our mission to effect positive change in the lives and children and families throughout Arizona. Touchstone is a Qualifying Charitable Organization. This means that your voluntary cash donation(s) during the calendar year (between January 1st through December 31st) qualify for an AZ Charitable Tax Credit, providing you a dollar-for-dollar Tax Credit on your Arizona state income tax return. You don’t even have to itemize your deductions to qualify. The Tax Credit is different than a deduction. If you owe any taxes, your donation to Touchstone can be subtracted from the tax amount that you owe. You will help community members and your neighbors in need of social, behavioral and health services. The Charitable Tax Credit works for different scenarios: • An individual taxpayer can give as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $400 Charitable Tax Credit. • A couple, filing a “joint return” can donate as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $800 Charitable Tax Credit. How to make this work for you. You can donate to Touchstone on this website. Touchstone will send you a receipt that you can use when you or your tax preparer file your taxes. On your return, simply list Touchstone as the qualifying charitable organization, with the dollar amount of your donation.
What is the difference between the various providers at Touchstone?
At Touchstone Health Services, Therapists play a central role in delivering trauma-informed care through individual, group, and family therapy across clinic, school, telehealth, community and home settings. Therapists and Care Coordinators lead Child and Family Team meetings, conduct assessments, and develop service plans tailored to each client’s needs. Care Coordinators serve as the bridge between families and service providers, helping clients navigate behavioral health systems, coordinating services, and addressing barriers to care such as transportation or access. Direct support staff (Whatever It Takes program, Behavioral Health Specialists and Early Childhood Specialists) provide hands-on assistance to individuals, supporting daily living tasks, implementing behavior plans, offering family support, and promoting independence through skill-building and community engagement. Each role is essential in fostering holistic, person-centered care across Touchstone’s programs. Our Psychiatrists, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) provide compassionate, evidence-based psychiatric care for children, teens, and families. Psychiatric care is offered as part of Touchstone’s broader system of support, which includes therapy, community-based programs, and family services—helping children thrive at home, in school, and in the community. They complete psychiatric evaluations, on going medication management and consultations. Our psychiatric providers do not conduct: • Learning disability assessments • Neurological or psychological testing (including psychosexual, forensic, or court-related evaluations) • Brain mapping or genetic testing For specialized medical services such as pediatric neurology, developmental testing, or genetic evaluations, referrals must be obtained from your Primary Care Provider (PCP).
What can I expect to happen in therapy?
In therapy at Touchstone, members can expect a safe and supportive space to talk about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Sessions often include exploring challenges, identifying patterns and triggers, and learning ways to manage emotions and stress. Therapists help youth build coping skills through activities like role-playing, practicing relaxation techniques, and completing homework assignments that reinforce progress. Therapy is a process that takes time, and while there may be ups and downs, being open and honest helps build trust and make meaningful progress. Over time, youth may notice improvements in mood, relationships, and self-awareness. Sessions typically last 50–60 minutes and are tailored to each individual’s needs and goals.
What type of credentials do your therapists have?
At Touchstone, all master’s-level therapists work under the supervision of licensed behavioral health professionals to ensure safe, effective, and high-quality care. Therapists may hold independent or associate-level licenses, or be interns completing clinical training. Families will be notified if their assigned therapist is an intern, and can be assured that interns receive close supervision throughout the therapeutic process. Our therapists come from diverse professional backgrounds, including marriage and family therapy, social work, behavioral health counseling, and other related master’s-level fields. Therapeutic approaches may vary depending on the therapist’s training and specialization, but Touchstone is committed to providing trauma-informed, family-centered care that follows best practices and evidence-based methods.
If I’m dissatisfied with services provided by Touchstone Health Services, who can I reach out to?
If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of services provided by Touchstone Health Services, please let us know. Touchstone is dedicated to providing services quickly, professionally and appropriately. We encourage all our families to talk with their care coordinator to resolve any concerns. If a family prefers to speak to a supervisor, the case manager will provide that information. If there is a concern that cannot be resolved at that point, please contact our Compliance Department at 866.207.3882 or use this form (https://fs22.formsite.com/touchstonebh/o0bhoxtq7w/index).
Is Touchstone Health Services a not-for-profit or for-profit organization?
Touchstone Health Services is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We appreciate any charitable donations to Touchstone and join us in our mission to effect positive change in the lives and children and families throughout Arizona. Touchstone is a Qualifying Charitable Organization. This means that your voluntary cash donation(s) during the calendar year (between January 1st through December 31st) qualify for an AZ Charitable Tax Credit, providing you a dollar-for-dollar Tax Credit on your Arizona state income tax return. You don’t even have to itemize your deductions to qualify. The Tax Credit is different than a deduction. If you owe any taxes, your donation to Touchstone can be subtracted from the tax amount that you owe. You will help community members and your neighbors in need of social, behavioral and health services. The Charitable Tax Credit works for different scenarios: • An individual taxpayer can give as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $400 Charitable Tax Credit. • A couple, filing a “joint return” can donate as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $800 Charitable Tax Credit. How to make this work for you. You can donate to Touchstone on this website. Touchstone will send you a receipt that you can use when you or your tax preparer file your taxes. On your return, simply list Touchstone as the qualifying charitable organization, with the dollar amount of your donation.
What is the difference between the various providers at Touchstone?
At Touchstone Health Services, Therapists play a central role in delivering trauma-informed care through individual, group, and family therapy across clinic, school, telehealth, community and home settings. Therapists and Care Coordinators lead Child and Family Team meetings, conduct assessments, and develop service plans tailored to each client’s needs. Care Coordinators serve as the bridge between families and service providers, helping clients navigate behavioral health systems, coordinating services, and addressing barriers to care such as transportation or access. Direct support staff (Whatever It Takes program, Behavioral Health Specialists and Early Childhood Specialists) provide hands-on assistance to individuals, supporting daily living tasks, implementing behavior plans, offering family support, and promoting independence through skill-building and community engagement. Each role is essential in fostering holistic, person-centered care across Touchstone’s programs. Our Psychiatrists, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) provide compassionate, evidence-based psychiatric care for children, teens, and families. Psychiatric care is offered as part of Touchstone’s broader system of support, which includes therapy, community-based programs, and family services—helping children thrive at home, in school, and in the community. They complete psychiatric evaluations, on going medication management and consultations. Our psychiatric providers do not conduct: • Learning disability assessments • Neurological or psychological testing (including psychosexual, forensic, or court-related evaluations) • Brain mapping or genetic testing For specialized medical services such as pediatric neurology, developmental testing, or genetic evaluations, referrals must be obtained from your Primary Care Provider (PCP).
What can I expect to happen in therapy?
In therapy at Touchstone, members can expect a safe and supportive space to talk about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Sessions often include exploring challenges, identifying patterns and triggers, and learning ways to manage emotions and stress. Therapists help youth build coping skills through activities like role-playing, practicing relaxation techniques, and completing homework assignments that reinforce progress. Therapy is a process that takes time, and while there may be ups and downs, being open and honest helps build trust and make meaningful progress. Over time, youth may notice improvements in mood, relationships, and self-awareness. Sessions typically last 50–60 minutes and are tailored to each individual’s needs and goals.
What type of credentials do your therapists have?
At Touchstone, all master’s-level therapists work under the supervision of licensed behavioral health professionals to ensure safe, effective, and high-quality care. Therapists may hold independent or associate-level licenses, or be interns completing clinical training. Families will be notified if their assigned therapist is an intern, and can be assured that interns receive close supervision throughout the therapeutic process. Our therapists come from diverse professional backgrounds, including marriage and family therapy, social work, behavioral health counseling, and other related master’s-level fields. Therapeutic approaches may vary depending on the therapist’s training and specialization, but Touchstone is committed to providing trauma-informed, family-centered care that follows best practices and evidence-based methods.
If I’m dissatisfied with services provided by Touchstone Health Services, who can I reach out to?
If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of services provided by Touchstone Health Services, please let us know. Touchstone is dedicated to providing services quickly, professionally and appropriately. We encourage all our families to talk with their care coordinator to resolve any concerns. If a family prefers to speak to a supervisor, the case manager will provide that information. If there is a concern that cannot be resolved at that point, please contact our Compliance Department at 866.207.3882 or use this form (https://fs22.formsite.com/touchstonebh/o0bhoxtq7w/index).
Is Touchstone Health Services a not-for-profit or for-profit organization?
Touchstone Health Services is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We appreciate any charitable donations to Touchstone and join us in our mission to effect positive change in the lives and children and families throughout Arizona. Touchstone is a Qualifying Charitable Organization. This means that your voluntary cash donation(s) during the calendar year (between January 1st through December 31st) qualify for an AZ Charitable Tax Credit, providing you a dollar-for-dollar Tax Credit on your Arizona state income tax return. You don’t even have to itemize your deductions to qualify. The Tax Credit is different than a deduction. If you owe any taxes, your donation to Touchstone can be subtracted from the tax amount that you owe. You will help community members and your neighbors in need of social, behavioral and health services. The Charitable Tax Credit works for different scenarios: • An individual taxpayer can give as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $400 Charitable Tax Credit. • A couple, filing a “joint return” can donate as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $800 Charitable Tax Credit. How to make this work for you. You can donate to Touchstone on this website. Touchstone will send you a receipt that you can use when you or your tax preparer file your taxes. On your return, simply list Touchstone as the qualifying charitable organization, with the dollar amount of your donation.
What is the difference between the various providers at Touchstone?
At Touchstone Health Services, Therapists play a central role in delivering trauma-informed care through individual, group, and family therapy across clinic, school, telehealth, community and home settings. Therapists and Care Coordinators lead Child and Family Team meetings, conduct assessments, and develop service plans tailored to each client’s needs. Care Coordinators serve as the bridge between families and service providers, helping clients navigate behavioral health systems, coordinating services, and addressing barriers to care such as transportation or access. Direct support staff (Whatever It Takes program, Behavioral Health Specialists and Early Childhood Specialists) provide hands-on assistance to individuals, supporting daily living tasks, implementing behavior plans, offering family support, and promoting independence through skill-building and community engagement. Each role is essential in fostering holistic, person-centered care across Touchstone’s programs. Our Psychiatrists, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) provide compassionate, evidence-based psychiatric care for children, teens, and families. Psychiatric care is offered as part of Touchstone’s broader system of support, which includes therapy, community-based programs, and family services—helping children thrive at home, in school, and in the community. They complete psychiatric evaluations, on going medication management and consultations. Our psychiatric providers do not conduct: • Learning disability assessments • Neurological or psychological testing (including psychosexual, forensic, or court-related evaluations) • Brain mapping or genetic testing For specialized medical services such as pediatric neurology, developmental testing, or genetic evaluations, referrals must be obtained from your Primary Care Provider (PCP).
What can I expect to happen in therapy?
In therapy at Touchstone, members can expect a safe and supportive space to talk about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Sessions often include exploring challenges, identifying patterns and triggers, and learning ways to manage emotions and stress. Therapists help youth build coping skills through activities like role-playing, practicing relaxation techniques, and completing homework assignments that reinforce progress. Therapy is a process that takes time, and while there may be ups and downs, being open and honest helps build trust and make meaningful progress. Over time, youth may notice improvements in mood, relationships, and self-awareness. Sessions typically last 50–60 minutes and are tailored to each individual’s needs and goals.
What type of credentials do your therapists have?
At Touchstone, all master’s-level therapists work under the supervision of licensed behavioral health professionals to ensure safe, effective, and high-quality care. Therapists may hold independent or associate-level licenses, or be interns completing clinical training. Families will be notified if their assigned therapist is an intern, and can be assured that interns receive close supervision throughout the therapeutic process. Our therapists come from diverse professional backgrounds, including marriage and family therapy, social work, behavioral health counseling, and other related master’s-level fields. Therapeutic approaches may vary depending on the therapist’s training and specialization, but Touchstone is committed to providing trauma-informed, family-centered care that follows best practices and evidence-based methods.
If I’m dissatisfied with services provided by Touchstone Health Services, who can I reach out to?
If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of services provided by Touchstone Health Services, please let us know. Touchstone is dedicated to providing services quickly, professionally and appropriately. We encourage all our families to talk with their care coordinator to resolve any concerns. If a family prefers to speak to a supervisor, the case manager will provide that information. If there is a concern that cannot be resolved at that point, please contact our Compliance Department at 866.207.3882 or use this form (https://fs22.formsite.com/touchstonebh/o0bhoxtq7w/index).
Is Touchstone Health Services a not-for-profit or for-profit organization?
Touchstone Health Services is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We appreciate any charitable donations to Touchstone and join us in our mission to effect positive change in the lives and children and families throughout Arizona. Touchstone is a Qualifying Charitable Organization. This means that your voluntary cash donation(s) during the calendar year (between January 1st through December 31st) qualify for an AZ Charitable Tax Credit, providing you a dollar-for-dollar Tax Credit on your Arizona state income tax return. You don’t even have to itemize your deductions to qualify. The Tax Credit is different than a deduction. If you owe any taxes, your donation to Touchstone can be subtracted from the tax amount that you owe. You will help community members and your neighbors in need of social, behavioral and health services. The Charitable Tax Credit works for different scenarios: • An individual taxpayer can give as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $400 Charitable Tax Credit. • A couple, filing a “joint return” can donate as much as they wish. They will be allowed up to a $800 Charitable Tax Credit. How to make this work for you. You can donate to Touchstone on this website. Touchstone will send you a receipt that you can use when you or your tax preparer file your taxes. On your return, simply list Touchstone as the qualifying charitable organization, with the dollar amount of your donation.
What is the difference between the various providers at Touchstone?
At Touchstone Health Services, Therapists play a central role in delivering trauma-informed care through individual, group, and family therapy across clinic, school, telehealth, community and home settings. Therapists and Care Coordinators lead Child and Family Team meetings, conduct assessments, and develop service plans tailored to each client’s needs. Care Coordinators serve as the bridge between families and service providers, helping clients navigate behavioral health systems, coordinating services, and addressing barriers to care such as transportation or access. Direct support staff (Whatever It Takes program, Behavioral Health Specialists and Early Childhood Specialists) provide hands-on assistance to individuals, supporting daily living tasks, implementing behavior plans, offering family support, and promoting independence through skill-building and community engagement. Each role is essential in fostering holistic, person-centered care across Touchstone’s programs. Our Psychiatrists, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) provide compassionate, evidence-based psychiatric care for children, teens, and families. Psychiatric care is offered as part of Touchstone’s broader system of support, which includes therapy, community-based programs, and family services—helping children thrive at home, in school, and in the community. They complete psychiatric evaluations, on going medication management and consultations. Our psychiatric providers do not conduct: • Learning disability assessments • Neurological or psychological testing (including psychosexual, forensic, or court-related evaluations) • Brain mapping or genetic testing For specialized medical services such as pediatric neurology, developmental testing, or genetic evaluations, referrals must be obtained from your Primary Care Provider (PCP).
What can I expect to happen in therapy?
In therapy at Touchstone, members can expect a safe and supportive space to talk about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Sessions often include exploring challenges, identifying patterns and triggers, and learning ways to manage emotions and stress. Therapists help youth build coping skills through activities like role-playing, practicing relaxation techniques, and completing homework assignments that reinforce progress. Therapy is a process that takes time, and while there may be ups and downs, being open and honest helps build trust and make meaningful progress. Over time, youth may notice improvements in mood, relationships, and self-awareness. Sessions typically last 50–60 minutes and are tailored to each individual’s needs and goals.
What type of credentials do your therapists have?
At Touchstone, all master’s-level therapists work under the supervision of licensed behavioral health professionals to ensure safe, effective, and high-quality care. Therapists may hold independent or associate-level licenses, or be interns completing clinical training. Families will be notified if their assigned therapist is an intern, and can be assured that interns receive close supervision throughout the therapeutic process. Our therapists come from diverse professional backgrounds, including marriage and family therapy, social work, behavioral health counseling, and other related master’s-level fields. Therapeutic approaches may vary depending on the therapist’s training and specialization, but Touchstone is committed to providing trauma-informed, family-centered care that follows best practices and evidence-based methods.
If I’m dissatisfied with services provided by Touchstone Health Services, who can I reach out to?
If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of services provided by Touchstone Health Services, please let us know. Touchstone is dedicated to providing services quickly, professionally and appropriately. We encourage all our families to talk with their care coordinator to resolve any concerns. If a family prefers to speak to a supervisor, the case manager will provide that information. If there is a concern that cannot be resolved at that point, please contact our Compliance Department at 866.207.3882 or use this form (https://fs22.formsite.com/touchstonebh/o0bhoxtq7w/index).
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