Contact: 906-353-4532
The Behavioral Health Department is staffed by a full-time Clinical Social Worker and Psychologist who provide individual, couples, and family psychotherapy and crisis intervention. The Psychologist will also administer any further psychological testing needed.
Eligibility Criteria: Mental Health Services are provided to qualified Native American children, adults, and families with mental health needs.
Advocacy services for women, men and child victims of all crimes: Child physical abuse, child sexual abuse, DUI/DWI crashes, domestic violence, adult sexual assault, elder abuse, adults molested as children, robbery/larceny, violent crime, and economic exploitation/fraud.
Services: 24-hour crisis intervention and support, short-term crisis counseling, follow-up contact, information and referrals, advocacy during sexual assault cases, personal protection orders (PPO’s), court accompaniment, victim impact statements, legal and medical advocacy, advocacy and support throughout the criminal justice process, and transportation.
Eligibility: Tribal persons residing on or near the reservation and non-tribal persons affected by a tribal person residing on or near the reservation.