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Elevating the Whole Community
new report from Mental Health America found that in 2021-2022, 23 percent of adults experienced a mental illness in the past year—equivalent to 60 million Americans.
About one in five youth had at least one major depressive episode in the past year and more than half of those didn’t receive treatment.
2022 had the highest number of deaths by suicide ever recorded in the U.S.
These statistics correlate with the growth of Polara Health, whose leadership team is committed to elevating the entire community through innovative services and programs, each with the goal of providing integrated, whole-person care.
“I feel like I have the ability every single day to change the trajectory for some people,” said Tamara Player, Polara’s President and Chief Executive Officer.
The Art of Giving People Confidence
Owning a salon where she can combine her passions for cosmetology and art is a dream come true for master stylist and colorist Laura Covell.
This summer, she opened Alchemist Studio, an eco-friendly salon, in Prescott Valley—and she said during a recent interview that she looks forward to building not just a clientele, but also a community.
Sunshine and Butterflies!
The Margaret T. Morris Assisted Living Center residents and the Susan J. Rheem Adult Day Center participants have been enjoying the spring weather. They are looking forward to more of it. Outdoor activities in the sunshine and fresh air are most definitely what the doctor ordered after a long, cold winter.
The Margaret T. Morris Assisted Living Center has a one-acre strolling garden with beautiful flowers, plants, and fruit trees that attract butterflies. The residents partake in a gardening program where they assist in growing flowers and plants and even help maintain the garden by assisting with watering and pruning.
Step Into the Heart of the West
Join the Phippen Museum May 24 to 26 for its 51st Annual Western Art Show & Sale, a cherished tradition that brings the best of Western art and family-friendly entertainment to the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza in beautiful downtown Prescott.
Memorial Day weekend, immerse yourself in an unforgettable celebration of Western culture, featuring fine art, live events, and activities for all ages. Recognized as one of the top Western art gatherings in the nation, this open-air show invites attendees to connect with artists, experience their work firsthand, and even take home an original masterpiece.
Exploring the World’s Best Classroom
The local Boys & Girls Clubs have grown in the past few years; they offer day camp programs as often as possible, generate outdoor adventure experiences for youth, and innovative ways to connect with kids. They have adhered to their foundations of safety and academic enrichment while developing confidence and character across the wide variety of fun offered to Club Kids.
Navigating 2025, the Clubs are stalwart in sustaining their adventures. They have begun to hire program specific leaders to enrich their adventures even further. Archery classes are evolving into an archery crew with the hopes of a competitive youth team. This offer of program and youth enrichment is not limited to those who need the Clubs most; Clubs in Prescott and Prescott Valley are offering our services to all who seek adventure.
‘A Satisfying Experience’
“Why would you not make it beautiful?” she said during a recent interview. “You want to enjoy the experience.”
Since she launched her business, Mac Daddy Macarons, two and a half years ago, its offerings have expanded to include other baked goods and charcuterie boards, grazing tables, and full catered meals (for 20 to 30 people).
“It always starts with the macarons,” she said, adding that her business growth started when people began ordering add-ons. “Once people find out you do something with food, they want all the food.”
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