MISSION STATEMENT

 To enhance the quality of life to individuals, families, and communities by providing counseling services with respect to human diversity and dignity that encourages growth and well-being.

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING

Professional counseling is a relationship that empowers diverse individuals, families, and groups to accomplish mental health, wellness, education and career goals.  Counselors work with clients on strategies to overcome obstacles and personal challenges they are facing.

Individual, Family & Group Counseling

Substance Abuse Counseling

Anger Management

Grief Counseling

Addiction Severity Index (ASI) Assessments

Alcohol & Drug Assessments

Child & Adolescent Services

Stress Management

Crisis Intervention Services

ADD/ADHD testing referrals

Mental Health Assessments

Domestic Violence Risk Assessments (DVI)

ADSAC Assessments for Driver's License Reinstatement

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Project Eagle

Project Eagle is an Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs (OJA) Grant whose purpose is to reduce the incidence of delinquency referrals from the Tribal Youth population by providing prevention and early intervention strategies targeted at the risk factors of academic issues, family issues and community issues.

Please visit the Project Eagle Page to learn more: Project Eagle

Substance Abuse & Suicide Prevention (SASP) Program

The SASP Program provides intervention services to the Ponca Tribe and surrounding communities that is evidenced-based and practice-based with a focus on cultural activities & programs. Intervention services include substance abuse counseling, outreach prevention activities (i.e. Youth Summit, Sports Night), and Suicide Prevention (i.e. QPR).

Please visit the SASP Page to learn more: SASP Program

Ponca Pathways Program

The Ponca Pathways Program is a 5-year American Indian/Alaskan Native grant whose purpose is to prevent and reduce suicidal behavior, substance misuse and to promote mental health among tribal young people up to and including age 24.

Please visit the Ponca Pathways Page to learn more: Ponca Pathways Program