SERVICES
Care We Provide
- Gender Specific Treatment
- Residential treatment for Women
- Residential treatment for Men
- Transitional Living for Men
- Peer Support Network
- Comprehensive Medical Care
- 12 Step Based Programming
- Weekly Urinalysis Testing
- Weekly Individual Therapy
- Traditional Medicine
- Treatment Planning
- Case Management
- Recovery Coaching
- EMDR Therapy
Groups We Offer
Cedar Path
Cedar is recognized by many American Indian Tribes as a sacred herb that attracts good spirits, removes negative influences, and purifies a space. Group members will explore their relapse triggers and patterns and develop skills that circumvent relapse. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closed with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.
Mitakuye Oyasin
Mitakuye Oyasin (All My Relations) is a Lakota phrase signifying the interconnectedness of all things. Group members learn to develop coping skills and awareness for interpersonal/environmental conflict and stress which can result in relapse and relapse vulnerability. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closed with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.
The Warrior Spirit philosophy is that chemical addiction is a destructive, progressive disease, characterized by high tendency to relapse. The addiction can be successfully treated in a professional setting, that addresses the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual deterioration that stems from it.
Mindful Warrior
Group members will learn how to apply CBT principles in their lives in order to alleviate symptoms of anxiety, depression, and relapse drift. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closed with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.
Wellbriety
Group members learn about the Medicine Wheel and 12 steps to recovery curriculum developed by White Bison. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closed with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.
Recovery Sweat Lodge
The sweat lodge (Inipi) ceremony provides clients the opportunity to balance their addiction recovery with spiritual, cognitive, and somatic wellness. Group members begin the ceremony with the burning of traditional medicine before the enter the lodge. Prayer, song, and therapeutic talk is used during the ceremony to allow clients to develop a deeper understanding of their interpersonal and psychosomatic cognition. Once the ceremony is completed staff is available to further support clients.
Our program is guided by Native American traditional healing concepts. Recovery includes the healing of the body, mind, soul and spirit. Prayer, smudging, singing, the drum, recovery sweats, and implementation of traditional ways are an important part of Warrior Spirit.
Intentions Group
Each morning group members read recovery meditations and share their objectives for the day. During this group, clients are encouraged to share their appointments so staff and peers can plan accordingly. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closed with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.
Reflections Group
Each evening group members read recovery meditations and share their insights for the day. During this group, clients are encouraged to share their experiences so staff and peers can understand their internal processes and needs. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closed with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.
Move In Beauty
Group members are provided weekly gym time/outdoor activity to support their physical and mental health. The clients have access to a pool, free weights, cardio equipment, and a basketball court. The clients are monitored by staff to ensure treatment expectations and recovery principles are being met.
Recovery from addiction means making major life changes. In developing connection with Native American heritage, clients strengthen their personal recovery process. Individual and group sessions help the client begin to walk the Red Road to Recovery, which is a path that is unique to Native Americans, helping to reclaim balance, focus, and peace.
Healthy Forest
Medical staff from the Skull Valley Health Clinic conducts culturally-sensitive education groups that promote individual growth, healthy living, and disease prevention. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closes with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.
Wellbriety Walk
Mindfulness in nature is a practice that can help to manage stress and boost general health and wellbeing. Clients are taken outdoors to engage in walking meditations and focus on breathing to enhance their ability to focus on the present and develop coping skills to avoid relapse. The group begins with the burning of traditional medicine (sage, cedar, sweetgrass) for mental grounding and closes with a prayer by a volunteer of the group.