Camp Tuku

At Smile Now Dental Implant Center, we believe that a new smile can transform your life beyond just having a complete set of teeth. Our goal is to help you overcome the pain and embarrassment of missing or hopeless teeth and provide you with a life full of comfort, health, and function. With our all-inclusive dental implant center, you can experience the freedom of eating, laughing, and socializing with confidence and an attractive smile. Our team of specialists in Phoenix, AZ, is equipped with the latest technology, training, and resources to provide you with a life-changing transformation in as few as 2-3 appointments. Begin your journey towards a new life by scheduling your first consultation today.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who works in private practice providing mental health therapy to children ages 4-12. I specialize in treating trauma with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and play therapy techniques. I also treat children with depression and anxiety or those who are struggling behaviorally.

Our preschool program nurtures each child’s natural curiosity, intelligence and interests, while developing their Jewish identity. We are accredited to care for children ages 6 weeks to Pre-K and provide specialty and academic enrichment classes. With low ratios and personal attention, your child will thrive.

Attorney, and mother, Libby Banks practices solely in the area of Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration. She enjoys the opportunity to work with individuals and families to create the right plan – whether it starts with a Revocable Living Trust or a Will.

Clients often tell Libby how much they appreciate the way she explains legal concepts so they are clear and understandable. Libby gives clients the tools and knowledge they need for their estate plan to work for them and for their families. Peace of mind and peace for your family are the end goals.

The Scottsdale School is a non-denominational Christian School. Our foundation is Christ centered and we have both staff and family who share the same desire to share God’s unconditional love. Our goal is to provided a nurturing and loving environment for children to learn and grow.

Our students are offered unique experiences every day that foster creativity, discovery, social and emotional growth and a genuine love for learning. The warm, Christ- centered environment and closeness between preschool families and staff provide a quality, nurturing program that allows every child to be happy and successful. 

The Goddard School uses the most current, academically endorsed methods to ensure that children have fun while learning the skills they need for long-term success in school and in life. Our talented teachers also collaborate with parents to nurture children into respectful, confident and joyful learners.

Candy Welner Piano Studio offers piano lessons to beginning, intermediate and advanced students in Scottsdale, Arizona. Traditional piano instruction emphasizes note reading, essential music theory, articulation and fingering, and development of tone, technique and phrasing.  Non-traditional innovations using the latest research on piano pedagogue and new technology make piano lessons more fun than ever.  A music education rooted in the classical tradition plus up to date music learning theory is a firm foundation for learning all genres of music, as well as expanding  your child’s creativity and imagination.

Hot out of our NYPD Pizza family kitchen, enjoy authentic New York flavor in every hand-tossed pie we bake. From the freshest, whole-milk mozzarella to our unrivaled family sauce recipe, our Arizona pizza is true to its East Coast roots. Kids eat free Wednesdays and Sundays after 4 pm!

. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a wide array of clinical experience. I graduated summa cum laude receiving my Bachelor’s of Science in psychology from Arizona State University and continued my graduate education there earning a Master of Advanced Studies in Marriage and Family Therapy. I became independently licensed while working as an outpatient therapist at a community behavioral health agency in the East Valley.
Prior to completing my Master’s work, I worked as a social worker with a state agency serving low income children and families with intense behavioral health needs. This initial work inspires and informs my work today with a wide variety of presenting concerns. Upon entering the field of behavioral health, I received a crash course in a variety of entities that often are involved with children and families experiencing mental health challenges. I learned about the school system, parent’s rights, and how to collaborate with the school system to provide an optimal environment for the individual needs of a child. I learned about the Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) and how to navigate this complicated state agency in order to get the best care and support for your loved one. I learned and interacted with the adult and juvenile legal system, working to bridge the gap between mental health and criminal justice. I frequently worked alongside Department of Child Safety (DCS) to support families and children who needed stability, skills, and healing from trauma, both past and ongoing. Finally, I worked with a variety of specialty behavioral health service providers throughout the valley, to ensure the proper level of care and supports were provided to my clients.
Currently, I draw from all of my experiences to work and treat clients using a systemic lens. I believe we are all part of a larger system that impacts the way we see, feel, and move through the world. In order for me to provide my clients with the best, most effective care, I make it my priority to really see every one of my clients and their journey that brought them into therapy.  I focus on understanding each individual’s unique experiences and guide them towards personal growth, emotional awareness, and healthy relationships.

I believe in an integrative approach to therapy, incorporating a combination of evidence- based treatment modalities. I consider affective, cognitive, developmental, behavioral, and environmental factors that contribute to client’s difficulties, and incorporate these to provide individualized treatment. I believe all people have the ability to grow and move beyond life’s obstacles. It is my role to help clients feel safe enough to identify what is holding them back and support them in overcoming their unique challenges to live a happier, more fulfilling life.

Making the decision to attend therapy is often difficult. It is an investment in time & money. I recognize how scary and uncomfortable it can be. Research shows the average couple doesn’t attend counseling until 6-7 years into relationship trouble. Finding a therapist, you connect with is essential for effective therapy. Contact me to discuss if I am a good fit or I am always happy to discuss other options for support or another type of referral.

At Camelback Desert School, we expertly combine academics and structured play for students ages 12 months to kindergarten in a fun, safe and nurturing environment.