About Native Americans for Community Action – Substance Abuse – Flagstaff
Native Americans for Community Action – Substance Abuse offers supportive addiction treatment programs in Flagstaff, Arizona. Since the COVID pandemic, they have transitioned their substance use and prevention programs to virtual services. Groups and classes are done through zoom. Clients here are self-referred. Everyone participates in individual substance abuse counseling.
Their substance abuse program provides screenings needed to regain your licence. They can also fill out forms for court, and they provide a 16-hour driver safety course. For those involved in the justice system, they can provide required screenings.
They provide early recovery (ER) and rapid prevention (RP) groups. These include therapeutic techniques that incorporate Native cultural healing techniques and ceremonies including talking circles. Treatment also involves self-reflection, education on substances and psychoeducation to teach you more about substance use and addiction disorders.
They have patient benefit coordination, meaning that you’re matched up with a benefits coordinator. They help you get onto resource lists and ensure that all documents are sent to the enrollment office for AHCCCS — Arizona state provided insurance. If you don’t qualify for AHCCCS, a sliding pay scale is offered based on income. They accept most private insurance as well as Medicare and Medicaid.
