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Mental Health Matters Arizona

Mental Health Matters Arizona is a group of volunteers focused on the goal of helping our friends and neighbors find and confidently engage in mental health care for themself or someone they love.  We believe the current mental health challenges in our communities are too big for any one of us to solve - but they are not too big to solve when all of us work together.  Our part of this shared mission is to provide information through this website, our annual conference, and mental health events throughout the year. 

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Mental Health Matters Arizona
-Find Help Now-

Seeking mental health care is an important step, and it's essential to find the right support for your specific needs. In the event of an emergency, please remember to dial 911 for immediate assistance. Additionally, if you require urgent help or emotional support, reach out to the national crisis hotline at 988. Your well-being is important, and there are resources available to help you through difficult times.

Mental Health Matters Arizona
The Annual Conference

The Mental Health Matters Arizona Conference aims to promote awareness and support for mental illness. It is free for all to attend. The conference brings together people from different backgrounds who are passionate about mental health. Every year, guests include professionals, experts, and mental health advocates excited to share knowledge.

2024 Conference - Presenting Sponsors

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2024 Conference - Resource Sponsors

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2024 Conference - Dignitary Remarks

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David Ortega

Mayor of Scottsdale

Mayor David Ortega is the current mayor of Scottsdale, Arizona, with a strong background in architecture and a commitment to sustainable growth and community improvement. He focuses on enhancing the city's infrastructure, supporting green initiatives, and ensuring Scottsdale remains a desirable place to live and work through strategic planning and preservation efforts. His leadership emphasizes maintaining Scottsdale's quality of life while adapting to future growth and development.

Rachel Mitchell

Maricopa County Attorney 

Rachel Mitchell is the Maricopa County Attorney and a seasoned prosecutor with over 30 years of experience, specializing in cases involving child abuse, sexual assault, and crimes against children. She has led teams of prosecutors and has been a national advocate for strengthening laws to protect vulnerable populations. Notably, Mitchell gained national attention during the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings. She holds a law degree from Arizona State University and continues to fight for justice within her community.

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Mental Health Matters Arizona
-Join our Resources Page-

As a mental health organization or professional, if you are interested in being featured on MHMAZ’s resource page, we warmly welcome you to share more details about your work. Your expertise and dedication could provide valuable support to individuals seeking mental health resources.

-Contact Mental Health Matters Arizona-

If you are in crisis, please dial 9-1-1 or call the national crisis hotline at 9-8-8.

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