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About
Description
Evolved is a fee-for-service Outpatient Clinic. Outpatient programs for behavioral health services are provided in a clinic setting. A wide range of services are scheduled and organized within a comprehensive therapeutic environment which includes screening and assessment, individual counseling as needed, group counseling sessions, educational programming, member advocacy, as well as participation in community resources. A licensed clinician is available on site to assist with individual planning and care as needed. The Day Program is coordinated and facilitated by professional care providers, such as experience behavioral health technicians and other consultation Professional Care providers.
Population Served / Admission Criteria
Participants in Evolved Outpatient Program are adults ages 18-99 years of age. Intakes are provided by appointment only. All individuals meeting admission criteria receive services. Members who wish to return for additional services may do so as long as they meet admission criteria. Members for whom there are no funding mechanisms and those who refuse to participate in the treatment program after 30 days of no contact will be discharged from Evolved Behavioral Health Service Outpatient Program. Documentation needed for program referral includes: referral from funding agency, treatment plan to include evolved services listed frequency 3-5 days per week, residential treatment plan to include evolved services listed frequency 3-5 days per week if applicable.
Ryan Olson
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (#LCSW13725) graduated with his Masters in Social Work from Arizona State in 2009. Ryan completed his clinical internship at the VA where he worked with Veterans experiencing mental health issues. His early clinical experience focused on therapy with children, youths, and families in an outpatient clinic in South Tucson. Ryan has trained and worked in the substance abuse recovery arena and has worked with both children and adults in in-patient and outpatient settings. In addition to his clinical work, Ryan teaches at ASU in the school of social work as a facility associate and loves teaching the foundations of the profession. Ryan Olson has provided clinical supervision for associate licensed social workers seeking their advanced licenses, has been a trainer for the Arizona chapter of NASW, and been practicing in Tucson for 23 years. Populations of special interest for Ryan include Transitional Age Youth (16-22 years old), substance use treatment, and SMI Native populations. Ryan's hobbies include scuba diving with his family while on vacation and video gaming in his spare time. With Ryan you'll be in good hands when receiving behavior health services.