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Dr. Mona Amini, MD, MBA

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Dr. Mona Amini, MD, MBA, is a board-certified psychiatrist and Horizon Recovery’s Medical Director with extensive experience in mental health and behavioral addiction. She has held numerous C-suite and administrative roles, including past President of the Arizona Psychiatric Society and leadership positions within the American Psychiatric Association. Driven by a deep commitment to patient care and advocacy, Dr. Amini co-founded the Arizona Psychiatric Society’s Women’s Group to empower female professionals in the field. Her blend of clinical expertise, executive leadership, and dedication to inclusivity has made her a respected national voice in mental health.

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Wondering if what you’re feeling is “normal” or a sign you should seek professional support? In this video, Dr. Robert Todd Hurst, MD, FACC, FASE and Dr. Mona Amini, MD, MBA discuss when quirks turn into concerns, why ignoring mental health struggles can cause long-term harm, and how we can break through outdated stigmas about seeking help.

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Teen Anxiety

Our team is specialized in treating addiction and co-occurring mental disorders such as anxiety in teenagers and adolescents.
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Adolescent Depression

Looking for teenage depression therapy? Horizon Recovery in Arizona could be the solution you’re looking for.
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Dual Diagnosis

It’s not uncommon for individuals, especially adolescents, to grapple with co-occurring disorders, or dual diagnosis, alongside drug or alcohol addiction.
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Teen Addiction & Substance Abuse

Immediate and appropriate action is vital if you suspect substance abuse.
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Teen Trauma & PTSD

We provide a comfortable and healing environment for teens with trauma and PTSD.
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self-Harm

2021 CDC surveys report that there were about 660,000 emergency hospital visits for self-inflicted harm or injury, and suicide was the second leading cause of death for children aged 10-14 and the third leading cause for those between 15-24.
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Teen OCD

It’s common for children to sometimes have unwanted or bothersome thoughts. It’s also pretty common that adolescents can be rather compulsive at times and in certain situations. However, greater concern may be warranted when such thoughts or compulsions become an increasingly regular disruption to their daily lives and may be a sign of a condition such as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

Guiding your teen’s path to mental clarity, sobriety, and a hopeful future.

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