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The holidays aren’t always a happy time for all families. Psychiatric nurse practitioner Jamie Crumley with Denova Collaborative Health says it’s okay to set boundaries and skip certain events causing you stress. She reminds you alcohol is a depressant and will only make you feel worse if you’re already depressed.

The holiday season, often described as the most wonderful time of the year, also can  become a source of stress and depression for many people. While this time is associated with joy, giving and celebration, people often struggle with feelings of loneliness or anxiety and those with already existing mental health disorders may find their

Los días festivos de fin de año comienzan con la celebración del Día de Acción de Gracias y terminan con Año Nuevo, por lo que abarcan más de un mes de fiestas y reuniones; por ello, especialistas alertan sobre el consumo excesivo de bebidas alcohólicas. Esto, debido a que el no saber moderar las bebidas embriagantes, puede traer

Thanksgiving Eve has become one of the heaviest drinking holidays of the year. Every year Arizona police are on the lookout for drunk drivers like the one that recently caused significant damage to a house in Phoenix. Dr. Barbara Schulte explains the dangers of binge drinking and how to seek help for issues with alcohol.

Luis Fong is a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Denova Collaborative Health. Fong joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss the effects of election anxiety. “Election anxiety is going to be just like your regular anxiety,” Fong said. “But it’s going to be exacerbated or made worse by the election time in particular. So during the

Election Day is just around the corner, and with it can come a lot of anxiety and stress. Dr. Luis Fong, psychiatric supervisor at Denova Collaborative Health, said it’s important that people take care of their mental health during this final stretch to the polling booth. He said he’s seen an increase in cases of

Election season is once again upon us, and for many people, it brings more than just debates and ballot measures — it brings anxiety. Recent studies show that 40% of U.S. residents have reported feeling heightened anxiety or depression during election cycles. The constant news coverage, heated conversations and political advertisements flooding every medium have left people

Denova Collaborative Health, Arizona’s largest provider of behavioral health services, is marking the one-year milestone of its groundbreaking same-day, next-day behavioral healthcare initiative. While Denova has a 40-year history of serving Arizona residents, within the last year, the company provided treatment for over 36,000 individual patients. This achievement is especially noteworthy considering Arizona previously ranked

Denova Collaborative Health, Arizona’s largest outpatient behavioral health provider, has opened a new Tucson clinic, the organization’s first location outside of Phoenix. The clinic is located at 6565 E. Carondelet Dr, Suite 215. The clinic will begin accepting in-person patients in early September. In the meantime, virtual care is available immediately, underscoring Denova’s commitment to

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – September is National Suicide Prevention Month and a new health care initiative is bringing much-needed mental health support to Tucson residents. Denova Collaborative Health, Arizona’s largest outpatient behavioral health provider, is celebrating the grand opening of its first Tucson clinic. The facility offers a range of services including in-person and