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Court-Ordered Domestic Violence Classes in Tucson, AZ
If a Tucson City Court judge put you on probation in a domestic violence case, you usually have to pick an approved domestic-violence treatment agency, complete intake before your first review hearing, and bring proof of your classes to court. Here are the agencies on the court’s list — with reviewed phone numbers, websites, and verification notes.
Quick answer
Tucson City Court points DV-probation defendants to an approved-agency list. Use that court list first, then call the agency and the court or probation office before enrolling to confirm the provider, intake deadline, class format, proof requirements, and whether the agency is still accepted for your case.
Source & accuracy: compiled from the Tucson City Court handout “Domestic Violence Treatment Agencies for DV Probation” and updated with current provider details. The court’s official list can change — always confirm the current approved agencies and your requirements directly with Tucson City Court before you enroll. Last reviewed June 9, 2026.
How DV-probation treatment works in Tucson City Court
- Pick one approved agency from the court’s list (below).
- Complete intake and enrollment before your first review hearing.
- Bring proof of completed classes to each hearing — it’s your responsibility to request proof from the agency, not theirs to send it to the court.
- Eligibility varies — some programs are men-only or veterans-only, some accept AHCCCS (Arizona Medicaid), some don’t.
Before you call an agency, confirm these details
| What to confirm | Who to ask |
|---|---|
| The agency is still on the current Tucson City Court list | Court, probation officer, or clerk |
| Intake deadline before your first review hearing | Court paperwork or probation officer |
| Required number of classes, sessions, or weeks | Probation officer and agency intake |
| Whether AHCCCS, sliding scale, language, or eligibility rules apply | Agency intake |
| What proof you must bring to each hearing | Agency and court/probation officer |
Use our court-ordered class certificate checklist to make sure the proof you receive has the details courts usually look for.
Approved domestic violence treatment agencies
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Marana Health (formerly MHC Healthcare)
DV groups (men & women)DUI educationSubstance useParentingCounseling Accepts AHCCCS Español TelehealthRebranded from MHC Healthcare (a community health center). Accepts AHCCCS + sliding scale; Spanish. The old (520) 682-1091 DV line is retired — confirm the Wilmot location still handles DV-court intake.
Sources: maranahealth.org/service/counseling-wellness
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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COPE Community Services
DV treatmentSubstance useCounseling Accepts AHCCCS EspañolAccepts AHCCCS. The old (520) 205-4732 DV line is no longer published — use the main intake line and confirm the DV-court / BIP track at intake.
Sources: copecommunityservices.org/contact
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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Perception Counseling, LLC
DV / partner-violence treatmentDUI screening & educationAnger managementSubstance use EspañolTwo Tucson locations (Irvington: (520) 741-7077). Spanish + deaf/HoH accommodations; sliding scale. Confirm AHCCCS by phone — their own site is a thin landing page.
Sources: perception-counseling.com
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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Better Day Counseling, LLC
DV offender treatment (BIP)Anger managementSubstance useCounseling Men onlyMen only. Moved from the 2020 address. Court-approved 26 / 36 / 52-session men’s DV groups. Private insurance (Aetna / BCBS / United) — not AHCCCS.
Sources: better-day-counseling.com
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse — Men’s Education Program
DV offender treatment (BIP)Anger management Men onlyThe current program behind the old “Men Stopping Violence” listing. Men only, in-person, 26+ weekly classes; partners with Pima County Adult Probation. Monthly info session, 2nd Friday 10am.
Sources: emergecenter.org/answer-the-call/mep
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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Pascua Yaqui Tribe — Hiapsi Kuakte DV Program
Court-mandated DV education & intervention Tribal membersTribal behavioral-health DV program. Program supervisor direct: (520) 879-5770. Primarily serves tribal members/families — non-members should call to confirm eligibility.
Sources: pascuayaqui-nsn.gov/health-services/community/hiapsi-kuakte
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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Southern Arizona VA (SAVAHCS) — IPV Assistance Program
IPV intervention (incl. Strength At Home)Behavioral health VeteransVeterans enrolled in VA care only (not AHCCCS). The 2020 contact is stale — current intake is the SAVAHCS IPV Assistance Program coordinator at ext. 15739. Confirm it meets your court order.
Sources: socialwork.va.gov/IPV/Coordinators.asp
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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Next Step Counseling, LLC (the original Tucson clinic)
Listed on the court’s sheet as the original Tucson clinic. This website (Next Step Counseling) is an independent nationwide resource — not this clinic and not a treatment provider. Confirm this provider’s current status with the court.
DV intervention (men & women)Anger managementDUISubstance useThe original Tucson clinic (owner Laura Neely, LCSW). Its official site is the Square page above — NOT nextstepcounseling.net. Confirm current status and intake by phone.
Sources: nextstepcounselingtucson.square.site
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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Chrysalis (Phoenix)
DV offender treatment (PAC, 26–52 wks)Counseling EspañolPhoenix-based (~120 mi from Tucson) — confirm a Tucson court will accept this provider first. Offers the PAC offender program (26–52 weeks) for men & women; Spanish services.
Sources: noabuse.org/our-services
Verify current acceptance by phone and with Tucson City Court before enrolling.
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