Joshua Tree Counseling in Tucson is a collective of compassionate counselors, some licensed to provide psychotherapy and some certified pastoral counselors, and a few are counselors in training. Whether you are looking for traditional mental health counseling or you’d prefer the intentional integration of faith into counseling, we can help find the right fit counselor for your goals, preferences, and needs. Learn what all the letters behind a counselor’s name mean.
Browse the counselor bios below to see if you connect to one of our counselors.
If you have chosen a counselor and they are accepting new clients, you can request an appointment online.
If you have chosen a counselor who has a waitlist, use the form on the waitlist page to join.
If you aren’t sure who would be a good fit, use the form at the bottom of this page submit an inquiry.
Important Note: Counselors at Joshua Tree are independent contractors and not employees. They own and operate their own counseling practice that is contracted by Joshua Tree to provide those services. They set their own fees and policies and determine the ages and populations they serve. Joshua Tree has no influence over the way they provide counseling. Each counselor has chosen to join a collective for the comradery and support found in a group practice.
