The Basics
The Otoe Missouria Tribe’s substance abuse treatment program was founded in 1973 in Red Rock, Oklahoma, a very small town just outside of the Osage Reservation. The organization offers treatment through outpatient counseling to adult men and women of Native American descent.
Treatment and Staff
Treatment at Otoe is offered free of charge to clients with a Native American background. It does not currently provide detox services or residential treatment.
The treatment process begins with an in-person assessment with a counselor. The program consists of individual and group therapy that uses CBT and Motivational Interviewing (MI), as well as anger management, education, peer sharing and relapse prevention. There is also a group designed to address issues specific to the Native American community. Groups are generally small and range from five to 15 clients each. Individual sessions are scheduled as needed. The exact length and intensity of the program is based on the counselor assessment, therefore varies for each person.
Although Otoe is not 12-step based, counselors recommend clients attend AA and NA and provide transportation to and from local meetings.
The organization is not equipped to treat clients with a dual diagnosis but referrals to outside mental health providers can be made.
The staff at Otoe are all CADCs.
Extras
Otoe offers family counseling upon client consent.
In Summary
Otoe Missouria Tribe provides affordable, culturally-specific outpatient treatment to adult men and women in the Red Rock area. A flexible length of programming, evidence-based therapeutic methods and small group sizes all make this facility a great option for Native Americans in the Osage Reservation region who are struggling with substance abuse.
Otoe Missouria Tribe
8151 Hwy 177
Red Rock, OK 74651
Otoe Missouria Tribe Cost: Free. Reach Otoe Missouria Tribe by phone at (580) 723-4466 ext. 125 or by email. Find Otoe Missouria Tribe on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
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