Outpatient services for youth and adults are offered both on an individual and group basis. Topics addressed in counseling include domestic violence, substance abuse, lifestyle management, self-esteem, coping skills, depression, grief, spiritual distress and many others.
Individual counseling: Clients are seen through individual appointments. After an initial assessment, a treatment plan is established with each client. Treatment goals and interventions are updated on an ongoing basis. Treatment continues as long as both counselor and client agree to it. There is no limit to the number of sessions.
Referrals: Clients who need services beyond the scope of the NACA Mental Health Program are referred to Indian Health Service psychiatrists, to other community agencies or to other mental health professionals as appropriate.
Fees: These services are $25.00
for 5 session for Native Americans. Non-Native
Americans can meet with the program director regarding
fees.
For more information, contact
Martha Scranton, Mental Health Counselor/Director at
mscranton@nacainc.org
or call (928) 526-2968 ext. 16.
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