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Help create lasting change in our community by supporting trauma healing.

Help us make trauma-informed therapy and integrative healing accessible to everyone in our community. No matter how much you give, your donation helps remove financial barriers and empowers individuals and families on their path to recovery.

Empowering Healing Through Comprehensive Care​

Accessible Therapy
We offer free or low-cost, trauma-informed therapy to individuals, couples, and families. Your gift ensures financial barriers don’t stand in the way of healing.
Integrative Healing
Healing is multifaceted. We offer creative arts, sound meditation, movement, and mindfulness classes to the Tucson community—resources that are often out of reach for many.
Community Workshops
We host free or low-cost, trauma-informed workshops and
community events to foster empowerment, connection, and collective healing.

Our Impact

In 2023, Sequoia Springs provided psychotherapy, integrative services, and support to over:

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Your Support Can Create Lasting Change

At Sequoia Springs, we believe everyone deserves access to healing. With your support, individuals, couples, and families can receive free or low-cost therapy and participate in transformative workshops that nurture their well-being. 

Together, we can ensure no one has to choose between financial stability and mental health.

Community Partners

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Lucy

Lucy is a young adult rescue from Pima Animal Care Center who comes to the therapy room with a story of her own. She carries a few visible scars from her life before being adopted and approaches new people and situations carefully. Lucy is curious and cautious rather than fearful. She watches, takes her time, and prefers to decide for herself when she is ready to connect. Once she trusts you, though, you’re in.
Building a relationship with Lucy cannot be rushed. Connecting with her often requires slowing down, being calm and centered, having patience, and allowing trust to develop at its own pace. Saul may incorporate that process into therapy when exploring regulation, trust, patience, boundaries, and connection. Lucy is not there to perform. Much like the people in the room, she gets to have a say in the relationship. Her participation is always based on client comfort and preference.
 

Lucy has earned the American Kennel Club (AKC) Canine Good Citizen (CGC) credential, completed multiple levels of specialized therapy dog training, and is part of a registered Pet Partners therapy animal team with Saul. Saul is a Certified Animal-Assisted Intervention Specialist (C-AAIS) through the Association of Animal-Assisted Intervention Professionals (AAAIP). Their training together is ongoing as they continue to build skills, pursue additional credentials and specializations, and train simply because they enjoy it.

People frequently try to guess Lucy’s breed, and the answer is not simple. DNA testing shows that she is primarily Great Pyrenees and Chow Chow, with American Pit Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, Belgian Malinois, German Shepherd Dog, and a little “Supermutt” rounding out the mix. When her vest comes off, Lucy is very much an off-duty dog. She gets the zoomies and loves playing with her canine friends.

Get Your Tickets For Our Annual Fundraiser!

Friday, November 7th 2025 | 5:30pm @ The Carriage House 

Join us for an evening of impact, connection, and fun! Every event and raffle ticket purchased supports our trauma-informed healing services for individuals, couples, and families.

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