Resources for Our Community
A place to turn.
A next step to take.
Information, connection, and a little direction can make a difference. SEEK is here to help you find your way—even when you are not receiving services from us.
Explore the Resources
Start with what you need.
Finding Care
Accessing Services
Understand the steps for seeking services, submitting a professional referral, and navigating coverage questions.
Explore Accessing Services →Ideas & Perspectives
Articles & SEEK in the News
Read perspectives from our team, practical information for families, and stories about SEEK’s work in Arizona.
Browse Articles →Understanding Autism
What Is Autism?
Learn about the spectrum of experiences, explore approaches to support, and find links to autism organizations and community connections.
Learn About Autism →Arizona Support & Connections
Find support close to home.
Looking for people who understand, help navigating services, or support with everyday needs? These Arizona organizations offer places to start.
Autism resources & advocacy
Arizona Autism Coalition
Explore Arizona autism resources, community learning events, and advocacy updates that can help you navigate available supports.
Connection & community
Autism Society of Greater Phoenix
Find support groups, social events, and training to help you navigate autism services and connect with others across different stages of life.
Family support & navigation
Encircle Families
Formerly Raising Special Kids. Find parent-to-parent support and help navigating special education, health care, and transitions for a child or young adult with a disability.
Mental health support
NAMI Arizona
Find mental health education, peer and family support groups, and connections to a local NAMI affiliate.
Mental health awareness
Mental Health Awareness Coalition
Connect with Arizona community education and resource-sharing efforts focused on mental health awareness and reducing stigma.
Everyday needs
211 Arizona
Search for practical support in your community, including help with housing, food, health care, and other everyday needs.
National Information & Guidance
Make sense of your options.
Explore autism and mental health information at your own pace. These resources can help you understand a concern, support someone you care about, and prepare questions about next steps.
Autism across the lifespan
Autism Society
Explore autism information and resources for different life stages, including education, employment, health, and community participation.
Understanding mental health
National Institute of Mental Health
Read research-based explanations of mental health conditions and treatment options to help you prepare for conversations about care.
Children, teens & caregivers
Child Mind Institute
Find practical articles and guides for supporting children and teens with mental health, behavior, and learning challenges.
Mental health guides & perspectives
NAMI Resource Center
Browse mental health guides, videos, and lived-experience perspectives for yourself or someone you support.
Finding treatment
SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov
Search for mental health and substance use treatment services by location, then contact programs about fit and availability.
ABA information & providers
Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)
Learn about ABA and explore professional practice resources. CASP also offers a member directory for looking up autism service organizations.
A Resource Beyond Our Services
Helping you find a starting point.
Finding support can mean learning unfamiliar terms, sorting through options, or simply figuring out which question to ask first. You do not need to have it all worked out before reaching out.
Our commitment to Arizona extends beyond the care we provide directly. We want clients, families, caregivers, and community partners to feel welcome asking for information—even if the next step leads to another organization.
What We Can Help You Explore
- Community organizations and sources of support
- Information about autism, ABA, and counseling
- Where to begin when seeking care or making a referral
- Resources related to the questions or needs you describe
We will listen, share what we know, and be clear about what we can help with.
Your Questions Are Welcome
Let’s find a next step together.
Call our office or send us a question. You do not need an existing relationship with SEEK to ask for community resources or information.
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 11 a.m.–2 p.m.