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New program provides trauma-informed, culturally competent care for those who protect our communities PHOENIX, Ariz. (March 9, 2026) – Denova Collaborative Health has launched a new First Responder Treatment Program, a specialized initiative dedicated to meeting the mental health needs of Arizona’s first responders, including firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency medical technicians and paramedics. Developed

Psiquiatra advierte sobre el aumento de trastornos alimentarios, quienes buscan verse bien para sus fotos y videos en redes sociales. Foto: Generada con Gemini de Google La preocupación de verse como modelo en las fotos, posar con ropa de marca y apantallar a sus seguidores en redes sociales, ha provocado que cada vez más jóvenes y

Behind Closed Doors: What Teen Dating Violence Can Look Like Today By Luanne Brookover, Licensed Professional Counselor at Denova Collaborative Health Healthy relationships help shape how teenagers see themselves and the world around them. During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, caregivers are encouraged to pause and reflect on how they’re talking to teens – and behaviors

The “holiday blues” is temporary sadness around this time of the year brought on by added pressure. Vice President of psychiatric services at Denova Health Jessica Holliday says it’s normal to feel stressed out by gift giving, family conflict or grieving a loss. She says to set realistic expectations, focus on meaningful traditions and let

Movember isn’t just about mustaches. It’s a reminder that men often delay the healthcare they need, and that a single, simple step—the annual primary care visit—can change outcomes. The data is sobering. According to the Movember Institute of Men’s Health 2025 U.S. Report, more than half of male deaths occur before age 75. Many men

Breast cancer is one of the most common diagnoses in women. Its detection and subsequent treatment cause patients a great physical and emotional struggle. For this reason, specialists call for not forgetting the importance of mental health. In an interview with Prensa Arizona, Luis Fong, psychiatric supervisor at Denova Collaborative Health, explained that the diagnosis of

Mental health is no longer just a personal issue — it’s a workforce crisis. Nationwide, conditions like depression, anxiety and PTSD now cause more long-term health problems than any other illness. A new report from McKinsey & Company shows that mental health disorders account for 32% more disability than heart disease, cancer, diabetes and chronic respiratory illness

Every 11 minutes, someone in the United States dies by suicide. It is among the top five causes of death for people ages 10 to 44, and the suicide rate among young people ages 10 to 24 has climbed a staggering 60% since 2011. These are not just numbers; they are friends, colleagues, neighbors and

Mental health is no longer just a personal issue—it’s a business issue. And for Arizona’s growing economy, the stakes have never been higher. A new report from McKinsey & Company shows that mental health conditions like depression, anxiety and PTSD now account for more long-term disability than heart disease, cancer and diabetes combined. The economic

When 10-year old Xenia suddenly began complaining of stomachaches every morning, her mom, Sarah, wasn’t alarmed at first. ” I thought she just didn’t want to eat breakfast,” she said. But when school started, Xenia began going to the nurse’s office daily with stomach pains. Soon, she was refusing to go to school. After ruling