Trauma-Informed Mental Health Care for Mesa First Responders
Holistic, personalized, and trauma-informed treatment for Mesa PD, firefighters, emergency doctors and nurses, EMTs, and other first responders.
Specialized Support for Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Trauma
First-responders carry responsibilities that most other people don’t ever have to think about. Constantly caring for the safety and wellbeing of others in high-stress situations can take its toll on your mental health.
At Sequoia Behavioral Health, we understand the unique experiences and needs of first responders. We’re a part of the Mesa community, and our goal is to deliver the highest level of trauma care for those on the front line right here in Mesa.
PTSD, second-hand trauma, compassion fatigue, and burnout can affect your ability to do your job as well as live the life you want off-duty. We’re here to help you recover and learn how to manage mental health challenges in the future.
Trauma-Informed Treatment for Police, EMTs, Firefighters, and Emergency Medicine Doctors
At Sequoia, we take a trauma-informed approach to all of our mental health programs. This means that even if you didn’t initially come to us for trauma treatment, we understand that there may be underlying trauma from your past, and we work to avoid any triggers or re-traumatization, and to ensure that you feel safe and heard.
Somatic-Based Therapy
Somatic-based therapy is a holistic, body-focused treatment modality that helps resolve both physical and psychological trauma symptoms.
Neurofeedback
Neurofeedback shows individuals and their therapists real-time images of brain waves they can use to manage and gain control of stress responses.
EMDR
EMDR helps people relive and correctly process traumatic memories. Reach out to Sequoia Behavioral Health today to start your healing journey.
Our Treatment Programs
At Sequoia, we offer three different types of mental health programs at two different locations in Mesa.
Our residential facility looks and feels like a home, so the time you spend in treatment is restorative and productive. You’ll spend time in individual and group therapy sessions, with a treatment plan completely catered to your needs and goals.
Our outpatient facility hosts clients in the intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs. These allow you to go home each night, but with three to six hours of treatment three to five days a week.
Depending on what you’re experiencing and what your job and life necessitates, you may experience all three programs or just one.
Learn more about our different levels of care and the admissions process
Insurance and Financial Options
his level of mental health treatment, though necessary, can feel daunting and expensive. Our goal is to make this intake process simple and stress-free. We’ll verify your insurance the same day that you call and admit you to the program quickly so that nothing stands in the way of you and the future you deserve.
We accept insurance from
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Geha
- Meritain Health
- Cigna
- Gilsbar
- Beacon Health Options
- United Healthcare/UMR
Reach out if you have questions about insurance and payment options.
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The Sequoia Difference
At Sequoia Behavioral Health, we provide specialized mental health treatment for first responders and high performance professionals who carry the weight of what others cannot.
We understand that the realities of the job, including critical incidents, cumulative trauma, and pressure to keep going can lead to burnout, anxiety, depression, and disconnection. We’re here to change that.
We work with police officers, firefighters, EMTs, healthcare professionals, and other first responders who need care from a team that understands the demands of their role.
Through our residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient programs, we help you:
- Process and resolve trauma
- Reduce burnout and compassion fatigue
- Restore emotional resilience
- Reconnect with purpose and clarity
Our approach is intensive, personalized, and rooted in trauma care. We meet you where you are and help you process what you have been through, regain stability, and rebuild a sense of control.