Substance Abuse Program
Service Offered by the Substance Abuse Program
Substance Abuse Prevention, Education, and Out-patient treatment services are available to the Urban Indian community. Services include:
- Assessments
- Educational Sessions
- Individual Counseling
- Group Counseling
- Treatment Outreach
- Referral Services
About the Substance Abuse Program
This program is culturally sensitive and strives to ensure the client is treated with respect.
The Substance Abuse Program at Nevada Urban Indians, Inc. recognizes addiction is a medically recognized illness with psychological, emotional, and social implications. Treatment is geared to educate individuals about their disease, as well as assist them in developing the skills necessary to manage their lives in sobriety.
It is only after life skills are taught that the chemically dependent individual can break the cycle of addiction and strive toward a healthier, satisfying and more productive life.
The Substance Abuse Program at NUI is a 4-1 Grant and is funded by Indian Health Services.
The Substance Abuse Program at Nevada Urban Indians, Inc. recognizes addiction is a medically recognized illness with psychological, emotional, and social implications. Treatment is geared to educate individuals about their disease, as well as assist them in developing the skills necessary to manage their lives in sobriety.
It is only after life skills are taught that the chemically dependent individual can break the cycle of addiction and strive toward a healthier, satisfying and more productive life.
The Substance Abuse Program at NUI is a 4-1 Grant and is funded by Indian Health Services.
Special Programs/Services Available
Trauma
- Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Children/Adolescents/Parents and Caregivers
- Typically 90 minute sessions
- Sessions 1-4 include: Psychoeducation, Parenting Skills, Relaxation, Affective Experession and Regulation, Cognitive Coping.
- Sessions 5-8 include: Trauma Narrative - Development and Processing, and In Vivo Gradual Exposure.
- Sessions 9-12 include: Conjoint Parent Sessions, Enhancing Safety, and Future Development.
Substance Abuse Program's STAFF
Substance Abuse Counselor: Christine Leclerc, MS, LADC
- phone: (775) 788-7600 x 107
- email: cleclerc@nevadaurbanindians.org



