Behavioral Health staff can provide direct counseling/therapy, referral and information services.
Please feel free to contact us directly for more information:
(559) 791-2543
Daughters of Tradition II Prevention Program – Purpose: Provide a character-building framework that will enable girls (age 12 – 17 ) to create healthy identities for themselves as young Native American women. For more information, click here…
Services offered:
Needs addressed:
- Parenting Classes
- Anger Management Classes
- Individual therapy
- Family therapy
- Substance Abuse Treatment
- Group therapy
- Relapse prevention
- Referrals/linkage with community services
- Inpatient Adult/Youth Substance Abuse Treatment referrals
- Psychological assessments
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Behavioral Problems
- Anger Management
- Stress Management
- Parenting Skill Building
- Family and Personal Crisis
- Grief and Loss Issues
- Substance Abuse
- Domestic Violence
- Other Services: Advocacy services can be provided to assist parents with school IEP and Behavioral Plans; Coordinate interventions with TANF; Co-parenting for Family Court; and coordination of psychiatric medication services.
In the case that services are limited on the reservation, Behavioral Health staff can assist in referral services to outside agencies such as:
- Tulare County Mental Health
- Private Practice
- Kings View
- Central California Family Crisis
- California Regional Center
Our staff
Psychiatry services are also provided in the clinic through Tele-medicine
Contact Gabby Torres
Substance Abuse Coordinator
Lisa Graham, CAODC
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Jeanne Card PsyD
Dr. Carson Chambers PhD
Youth Connections Project Director
Adrianna Atchison
Youth Tree Family Specialist
Isaiah Williams
Tribal Youth Suicide Prevention Project Family Specialist
Cecelia Baga
Youth Tree Recovery Specialist
Rudy Pina
Youth Tree Director and Coordinator
Amy Orosco
Administrative Assistant
ShyOny Baga
Behavioral Health Coordinator
Shelly Gibson
Evaluation/Data Coordinator
Cassandra Gonzales
AFTER HOURS & EMERGENCY SERVICES
If you require medical or emergency services outside of normal hours of operations, please contact our health care affiliates accordingly:
- PLEASE CALL 911
- Tulare Department of Public Safety (559) 791-2123
- Tule River Fire Department (559) 784-1590
- Tulare County Mental Health (559) 788-1200
- Tulare County Crisis (800) 320-1616
- Warm Line 1(877) 306-2413
If you need assistance from our Purchased Referred Care department. Please remember you are required to notify us within 72 hours of your emergency or incident to ensure full compliance.
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