Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health Services are available and include individual, family, couples, and group therapy. In addition, mental health services provide psychological and psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and consult with other divisions to provide coordinated care.

Our professional staff includes clinical psychologists, postdoctoral psychologists, substance use counselors, and marriage and family therapists. Special emphasis is placed on providing services in a culturally sensitive manner.

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Behavioral Health

We offer outpatient mental health therapy for children, youth, adults, and families, including crisis response, pediatric tele-psychiatry, adult psychiatric medication management, and peer support. Trauma Informed outpatient mental health and substance use disorder services that include treatment, awareness, prevention and outreach. Our services also include:

Level I Outpatient counseling
Level II Intensive Outpatient Services
DUII Program licensed by NV DMV Levels I, II, II-X, III
Anger Management Group
Peer Recovery Mentoring
Domestic Violence Group
Mending Broken Hearts
Red Road Group
Psychological evaluation & Testing
Talking Circle
Case Management Support
Alcohol and Drug Evaluations
Positive Indian Parenting Classes
Warrior Down Group
Healing to Wellness
Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT)

Level II Intensive Outpatient Services
DUII Program licensed by NV DMV Levels I, II, II-X, III
Anger Management Group
Peer Recovery Mentoring
Domestic Violence Group
Mending Broken Hearts
Red Road Group
Psychological Testing
Talking Circle
Case Management Support
Alcohol and Drug Evaluations
Positive Indian Parenting Classes
Warrior Down Group
Healing to Wellness
Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT)

Specialty Care Services

Individual therapy: One-on-one sessions between a therapist and a client to address personal concerns, emotions, behaviors, relationships, or life challenges.

Couples therapy: Therapy for partners who want to improve communication, resolve conflicts, rebuild trust, or strengthen their relationship.

Family therapy: Therapy involving family members to improve communication, understand family dynamics, resolve conflicts, and develop healthier relationships.

A form of therapy where a therapist works with several people who share similar concerns or challenges. Members support one another, share experiences, and learn healthy coping and communication skills

Domestic Violence
Anger Management
Level I Alcohol & Drug Group
Talking Circle
Red Road to Wellbriety
Art Therapy
Life Skills
DUI Classes: Level I, II, II-X and III
Healing to Wellness
Positive Indian Parenting
Mending Broken Hearts

A service where a qualified mental health professional evaluates a person’s symptoms and manages prescribed psychiatric medications. This may include adjusting doses, monitoring effectiveness and side effects, and checking progress over time.

Educational programs and activities designed to raise awareness about mental health, substance use, and other community concerns. They provide information, promote healthy choices, and connect people with helpful resources and support.

Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling offers a variety of options for adults and adolescents. Services include substance abuse evaluations, individual and group treatments, AA meetings, and DUI School (Levels I, II, II-X, and III).

Referrals are coordinated for eligible clients/patients who need residential inpatient and detoxification treatment.

Program staff works closely with the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Tribal Court and local-regional federal, state, municipal, and justice courts.

Program staff collaborates or refers to other RSIC programs and non-profit agencies, such as Nevada Urban Indians Inc., Indian Health Board of Nevada, and Intertribal Council of Nevada.