Individual, Family, and Couples Counseling
Saguaro Behavioral Health was created with the client in mind. The co-founders wanted to offer mental health services for clients in a safe and loving environment with values, ethics, and morals. Lead therapist Marnie Zang Katularu, LPC-S, NCC, MS is a cognitive-behavioral therapist that lives by the quote above and believes in empowering her clients to imagine and achieve their true potential.
Marnie is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC-S) & a National Certified Counselor (NCC). When Marnie is not working she enjoys spending time with her husband Nir who she refers to often as her “best friend in the whole world”. Marnie and Nir spend most weekends at the mountain home in Flagstaff, Arizona with their three dogs and two cats. Marnie is a HUGE animal lover and most days you will find her running groups or seeing clients with her French bulldog Coco, who has also been trained as a service dog. Marnie has three adult children and a grandbaby on the way! Marnie is also in recovery and believes there is a big difference between being sober and living a blessed life of recovery.
Saguaro Behavioral Health offers individual, family, and couples counseling as well as therapeutic groups. Thank you for taking the time to read more about what we have to offer. It’s also important to acknowledge that you are taking a step in the right direction to regain control of areas of your life that need work!
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