Native American Program
We are dedicated to helping you reestablish your connection to yourself, your community, and your culture.
Our Native American Program offers fully customizable care that respects your culture and understands your unique needs and challenges.
Accredited by
The Joint Commission
Certified By
White Bison’s Wellbriety Curriculum
Proud Member of
The American Society of Addiction Medicine
Proud Member of
The Assoc. of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Addiction Professionals
Organizational Member of
The Association for Addiction Professionals
Contact us to start your journey
Send us a message at any hour, we are happy to help you in any way that we can.
No matter what your treatment needs are, we are here to help. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or would like our assistance in navigating the path towards recovery. Our goal is to ensure that you can get the support you need when you need it.
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Consultations are complimentary, and provided over-the-phone at your convenience.
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Our Locations Nationwide
Aliya Health Group provides substance abuse treatment and mental health services at more than 20 locations nationwide.
Supporting Native Americans and Tribal Communities
At Aliya Health Group, we understand that true recovery is about more than just treating symptoms. It is a journey of healing the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—within the context of culture and community. Our Native American Program is thoughtfully designed to provide a safe, supportive space where you can address substance use and mental health challenges while embracing the strength of your cultural heritage.
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The Challenge
From historical trauma to systemic inequalities, Native American communities often navigate significant physical and emotional stressors. Unfortunately, these can lead to struggles with PTSD, anxiety, depression, and substance abuse.
- 25.3% of American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) adults experienced a substance use disorder (SUD) in the past year, the highest rate among all racial and ethnic groups. [SAMHSA, 2023]
- Suicide rates for American Indians and Alaska Natives are more than 50% greater when compared to the general U.S. population across all age groups. [PMC, 2022]
- Native American overdose death rates increased from 6 per 100,000 in 1999 to 65 by 2022, reaching the highest rates compared to all other groups since 2018. [DPA, 2022]
Our Solution
Native American Program is designed to break through the barriers of stigma and uncertainty, offering research-based care in a confidential environment. With trauma-informed therapies and a full continuum of care, we address both substance use and mental health together for lasting impact.
You’re not in this alone. Here’s how the Native American Program simplifies and supports your healing process:
Our Steps to Recovery
Medical detoxification removes substances from your body while managing withdrawal symptoms with medication(s) with 24-hour medical supervision. Our doctors create a custom plan based on your medical history to ensure the process is safe, efficient, and comfortable.
In inpatient treatment, you will live on-site with around-the-clock care. This stage is the most intensive, focusing on uncovering and addressing the root causes of your addiction and mental health challenges. Every day, your schedule consists of 6 hours of intensive therapy. What you and our clinicians discover will be treated during this and future programs, helping you gain insight and freedom.
During partial hospitalization, you’ll work on building skills that retrain your brain’s reward system to cope without drugs or alcohol. Substances may offer quick relief, but once the effects fade, nothing changes. To support long-term sobriety, you will learn delayed gratification—a skill that brings long-term rewards and a more fulfilling future.
In intensive outpatient, you’ll begin rebuilding your life as a sober individual. It’s a challenging and rewarding process, supported by mentorship, therapy, and a network of your peers. While staying in a sober living environment or at home, you’ll attend sessions at our outpatient facility 2-3 times a week to continue your recovery maintenance. Our flexible therapy sessions are designed to fit your schedule and responsibilities.
In this final stage, the focus is on balancing life and recovery. With support from your sober network and recovery program, you’ve built a foundation to move forward. Outpatient care now focuses on what brings you joy, aligns with your values, and helps you reach your goals. We’re here to support and challenge you, encouraging growth as you work toward your aspirations.
No Obligation, Completely Confidential
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Our specialists can provide a consultation, which includes a free treatment assessment and review of your insurance benefits to see if your treatment will be covered under your health plan.
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Our mental health and addiction treatment programs are built on a foundation of clinical excellence. We are dedicated to helping Native Americans overcome substance abuse and mental health challenges through a comprehensive approach that includes tailored therapies, expert clinical guidance, and daily in-depth meetings to assess progress and address ongoing challenges.
Around 39.1% of Native Americans report a potential need for behavioral health care for conditions like PTSD, depression, and substance use disorders. As a dedicated behavioral health treatment provider, Aliya provides treatment for Native Americans struggling with substance use disorders and traditional mental health disorders.
Family therapy is a building block of our mental health and substance abuse programming for Native Americans. We facilitate in-person and virtual family therapy sessions for spouses, significant others, parents, children, and siblings. We strongly encourage participation in family therapy for loved ones who are able and healthy enough to have involvement in the treatment process.
Introducing the group therapy model early in treatment helps us to lay the groundwork for our Native American patients to anticipate support from healthy, reciprocal relationships. We nurture this understanding throughout our programs. Building a network of support provides Native Americans with connection, socialization, motivation, advice, relatability, interpersonal effectiveness, accountability, and much more.
We help Native Americans build a strong recovery program. For those seeking mental health support, we connect them with NAMI Organizations. For Native Americans recovering from addiction, we encourage them to continue attending Wellbriety meetings and also share resources to other 12-step programs (e.g., Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous) or alternatives like Refuge Recovery, Recovery Dharma (Buddhist-based), SMART Recovery, Celebrate Recovery (Christian-based), and more.
Our mission is to prepare you for lasting success in recovery by the time you complete our program. We help Native Americans build essential life skills through workshops on nutrition and financial management. Our vocational services support you in finding employment, returning to a previous job, or enrolling in college or trade schools. We also empower you to advocate for your health and stay connected with to your tribal community. Every step of the way, we’re here to support your journey toward a brighter future.
A Proven Path to Holistic Healing
We understand the unique challenges faced by Native American communities and are dedicated to providing culturally-sensitive, trauma-informed treatment for individuals seeking healing and growth. By joining our Native American Program, you’ll gain access to all the comprehensive resources and expert care necessary to rebuild your sense of resilience, purpose, and connection.
Native Voices
"This treatment center saved my life I really love the people that work here I couldn't have done it without them. This place really amazing groups and it was fun to get to know other people on my journey to recovery so thank you so much!!! I love you guys so much I will keep up the amazing work...."
"I was humiliated to go to treatment (work, friends, family) but it was the best thing I ever did! The staff and other patients were amazing and so open. It got me from drinking myself to death to learning to love myself. Clean, comfortable beds, and awesome food!"
"I absolutely Love this Treatment Facility!!! My hands go up to each and every person that works here.. I've got the chance to get to know not only myself but also My Indigenous Culture!!"
"Enrolling in a facility like this has given me the open mind and awareness that I needed for my recovery, between the facilitators and American Indian tribe integration has given me a 180 degree attitude. I'm sad to be coming to the end of my treatment."
FAQs
Before entering treatment for a mental health condition and substance abuse, most people have a long list of questions. To help you learn more about what to expect during our programs, we have compiled a list of our most frequently asked questions.
We provide a full continuum of care, including detox, inpatient programs, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment, and traditional outpatient care. We integrate these levels seamlessly to meet you where you are in your recovery. Many of our locations also provide optional sober living residences to assist with the transition from treatment to independent living. We also connect you with local tribes and other indigenous communities for ongoing cultural support and connection.
All treatments in the Native American Program are designed with Native American experiences in mind. Staff often includes Native American and individuals trained in culturally grounded interventions. In terms of specific services, our program provides culturally competent trauma-informed care, utilizing Wellbriety-certified courses, the Seeking Safety curriculum, and other research-based treatments to help you recover from intergenerational trauma and substance use disorder.
Our treatment locations collaborate with local tribes and are in-network with many private and government health insurance providers. We also assist with advocacy for out-of-network coverage. To learn more about insurance and treatment cost, contact our admissions team or fill out our secure insurance verification form.
Yes, we can offer repayment options tailored to your unique circumstances. For more details regarding personal repayment options, we recommend reaching out to our admissions team. They’ll be more than happy to assist you.
Absolutely. All services are provided in a confidential environment to protect your privacy at every stage of your treatment.
If you or a loved one are ready to recover, we are here to help. Give us a call for a complimentary treatment assessment.
What to expect when you call for a consultation:
We will ask preliminary questions in order to make a well-informed treatment recommendation, including:
- Your current situation
- Drug/ alcohol consumption history and frequency
- Prior or active diagnoses
- If you have tried getting sober before
- If you will be using health insurance or privately paying
There is no obligation to attend treatment with us if you call, we are just happy to help you in your journey towards better health.
Reclaim Your Strength with Tailored Support
Comprehensive care for substance abuse and trauma.
Recovery is a journey of rediscovering your strength and purpose. Here, you will find a team that walks alongside you, providing guidance and support as you build a healthier, more fulfilling life. We are committed to helping you heal from substance use and mental health disorders, empowering you to reconnect with yourself, your community, and your culture.
You don’t have to walk this path alone. Let us help you find your way back to a life of clarity, connection, and wellbeing.
Picturesque, Private Treatment Facilities.
As a fully private, confidential behavioral health provider, your treatment experience is of the highest importance. Choosing a Native American Program location for your recovery means having uninterrupted access to PhD clinicians, doctors of addiction and psychiatric medicine, licensed mental health counselors, Wellbriety-certified group facilitators, Red Road-certified group facilitators, and other specialists that will help you achieve an optimal recovery in the mind, body, and spirit.
Our Treatment Locations
Arizona
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment
California
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment & Mental Health (primary) Treatment
Colorado
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment & Mental Health (primary) Treatment
Illinois
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment & Mental Health (primary) Treatment
New Jersey
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment & Mental Health (primary) Treatment
Nevada
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment & Mental Health (primary) Treatment
Oklahoma
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment
Washington
Dual Diagnosis Substance Abuse Treatment
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