








Rising Phoenix Wellness Services
Rising Phoenix Wellness Services
Rising Phoenix Wellness Services
About Rising Phoenix Wellness Services
Rising Phoenix delivers partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs that help clients balance life’s daily routines with intensive care for primary mental health and/or substance use concerns. Dedicated to addressing North Scottsdale’s pressing mental health concerns, they provide individualized treatment plans for each client, and offer special cohorts for young adults and impaired professionals from fields like medicine and law enforcement.
Develop Inner Strength & Refined Coping Strategies
Rising Phoenix’s treatment team approaches the recovery process as a partnership between the client and professional. They integrate 5 components of care to heal each client’s mind, body, and spirit:
- weekly group therapy
- weekly individual therapy
- case management/coaching services
- wellness services (i.e., yoga, nutrition), and
- psychiatric/medical services
Their curriculum emphasizes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), while also incorporating expressive therapies—all customized to each client’s treatment plan.
Receive Robust Treatment without Overnight Stays
As an alternative to inpatient treatment, Rising Phoenix offers day treatment (partial hospitalization, PHP) to give clients a minimum of 5 hours of care per weekday for 4 weeks while living at home. PHP includes 5 group therapy sessions a week, individual therapy, family therapy, psychiatric support, case management, and occupational and experiential therapy. In this program, clients become part of a community that offers essential emotional support and encouragement.
Choose a Convenient Time for IOP
Rising Phoenix’s intensive outpatient program provides a higher level of care than traditional outpatient therapy while remaining less intensive than PHP. Clients have access to structured group therapy a minimum of 3-5 times per week for 8-12 weeks with groups available mornings, evenings, and weekends, so clients can receive care while still keeping up with their daily activities.

Highlights from the Center
Equine Therapy
Customized Treatment Plans
Licensed for Both Addiction & Mental Health
Utmost Confidentiality
Center Overview
Insurance Accepted
Cash Pay Rates




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Meet Your Care Team

Dr. Aaron Wilson
Medical Director

Erin Stanfield
Chief Executive Officer, Clincial Director
LCSW

Jeff Keffler
Executive Director of Admissions & Business Development

Seth Jenkins
Primary Therapist and Clinical Supervisor
LPC, LISAC

Jenna Gardner
Primary Therapist
LMSW

Natalie Sokol
Primary Therapist
LPC

Ron "Bhodi" Poole
Clinical Case Manager
MA

Jennifer Wilson
Clinical Case Manager
BS

Bhante Sujartha
Meditation & Spiritual Facilitator

Eric Burns
Business Development Representative
BA, MSW Intern

Courtney LeBoeuf
Nurse Practitioner
PMHNP- BC

Danny Lopez
Clinical Administrative Assistant
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