It is heart wrenching to read the news these days. Foreclosures, bankruptcies, and failing businesses abound. These are not new events, but there is just something different right now. The occurrence of these financial disasters is more frequent than ever. It seems pervasive. After reading about several suicides prior to massive bankruptcies, I was particularly struck by an AP article in my local online newspaper, azcentral.com. The title read “Mass. woman kills self before home foreclosure”. It states that before killing herself, she faxed a letter to her mortgage company saying “By the time you foreclose on my house I'll be dead." Our communities are in crisis. I do not say that lightly. We need to come together to protect our communities, our families, and our children. We need to restore hope and desire among individuals to rebuild and recreate. People need to see options in their most despairing times.

My heart is sad. Many of my clients are leaders, builders of major corporations, and risk-takers for the benefit of their families and communities. The current economy throws curve balls that even the best cannot predict. It is with the utmost respect that we offer the following service.

If you are in foreclosure or bankruptcy, PsychArizona would like to offer 3 free individual sessions to help you develop a plan of action and to find the hope and optimism needed to build the future. After that, you will have the option of continuing in a coaching group of like-minded, successful individuals who are rebuilding and recreating. This group will be offered for only $25 a meeting. We offer this because we believe in your ability to rise above your circumstances with a new understanding that will lead you to be successful in life, love, and work. Our belief is that your future success will benefit our communities, our grandchildren, and our overall strength as a country.

Call 480.488.8221 to schedule your 3 free individual sessions today.

If you are having suicidal thoughts or are having a mental health emergency, contact 911 or go to your nearest hospital emergency room. Do not use email or voicemail under those circumstances. PsychArizona is not an emergency facility.