Rosebud Sioux Tribe Alcohol/Drug Treatment Program   

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe has entered into a binding contract with the Secretary of the Health & Human Services / Indian Health Service through the authorization and provisions of PL93-638, Title I of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act.  Since 1994, this program has evolved into a multi-component program that provides continuing of care services to all ages groups of enrolled tribal members. These distinct services are:

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• Counseling (Individual/Group)

• Case Management/Record Keeping/Quality Assurances

• Referral to Support Services or other appropriate services/Collaborations

• Community Education (schools, agencies, communities, clientele)

• Outpatient Services (assessments/individual and group counseling/other services)

• Aftercare (adult/youth/family)

• Family Counseling

• Culture-Spiritual Enhancements/Traditional Healing practices

• Residential InPatient/ Transitional Living Center services

• Equine-assisted Psychotherapy 

• Administer program-related grants/projects

• Medicated-Assisted Treatment

• Transportation

• Tele-Medicine Services

• Patch Testing/UA drug testing services  

• Staff Development&Training/Certification& Licensure

RST Alcohol/Drug Treatment Program

Adult In-Patient Treatment is a short-term (35days) highly structured program that includes Assessments, treatment planning, individual/group counseling, alcoholism education, psychological self-awareness, spiritual/cultural enhancement services, equine-assisted Psychotherapy, decision-making skills development. Outpatient and aftercare services.  These services are included in individual treatment plans that are based on the needs of the client that are revealed in the assessment.  Referrals submitted by Federal Probation/Pretrial office and its courts, Tribal Courts, State Probation and its courts, other tribal or non-tribal agencies.  Out-patient counseling services, Assessments, Mental Health screenings, Moral Reconation Therapy groups, Anger Management groups, Aftercare services, Support services, referral services, tele-medicine and cultural/spiritual support services are offered to the adult/youth inmates at the tribal detention centers.  

• Public Hours:  8-5pm (Monday-Friday)    

• During treatment cycle: 24/7 in each Unit.

• Eligibility:  all tribal members from any federally-recognized tribe.  

• Age group: 18 y.o and up.  

• Family sessions ages 12 y.o and up in a family unit accepted.

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PO Box 348

719 West BIA

Rosebud, SD  57570

Office:  (605) 747-2342

Fax: (605) 747-2111

Cell: (605) 828-3987
Clinical Supervisor: Jesse Pease, ADC Level II

Director: Marcida Eagle Bear, LAC​

Piya Mani Otipi Youth Outpatient

Youth Rehabilitation and Aftercare is a long-term out-patient program

Provides assessments, treatment planning, individual/group counseling, case management, referral to appropriate support services, tele-medicine,  spiritual/cultural enhancement services and follow-up services to youth who are not appropriate for inpatient treatment. This may be services starting point for youth who eventually may participate in inpatient treatment. The Aftercare portion of this program is designed for those youths who return from treatment and who are in need of support services in order to remain sober. Therapeutic intervention efforts are available. Transportation to and from treatment facilities are provided to youth and family members. A family component is an essential part of this program. Services include collaborating with various other youth programs, tribal services providing programs, state agencies, school, faith-based entities, tribal courts, treatment programs, detention centers, corrections, etc. in aftercare. Each component has funding provisions for staff development and training needs specific to Counselor Certification and other necessary requirements for staff professional enhancements and personal growth in this field.  
 

Piya Mani Otipi Programs (PMO)

This project location is a 4,500 acre ranch purchased by the Rosebud Sioux Tribe for the purpose of youth program development and activities to provide services to all twenty of the reservation communities.  It is a program designed to provide a comprehensive services for youth ages 11-17, which includes residential transitional living (per referral), intensive outpatient, direct referral services, transportation, Prevention (Suicide, youth pregnancy, violence, alcohol/drug, gang involvement and other youth-related issues) and Cultural activities as well as Recreational/Sports activities. This Program also provides Equine-assisted Psychotherapy for youth, adults and other referrals for this specialized services. Future plans are to relocate to another location.  To reach the goals of this program, funding is necessary and continued strong support.   Other services include Out-patient counseling services, Assessments, Mental Health screenings, Moral Reconation Therapy groups, Anger Management groups, Aftercare services, Support services, referral services, tele-medicine, and cultural/spiritual support services are offered to the youth inmates at the Juvenile Detention Center and other referrals from schools, parents, entities, etc.  

• Public Hours: 8-5pm (Monday-Friday)

• Eligibility: Enrolled member of Federally recognized tribe.

• Ages: 10-17years

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PO Box 428

Bristow Ranch

Mission, SD  57555

Office:  (605) 856-5528

Fax: (605) 856-2527

Cell: (605) 828-3716
Lead Youth Counselor: Claude Prue, Lead Counselor

Director: Marcida Eagle Bear, LAC

Tokala Inajinyo Youth Leadership/Mentoring Program

Tokala Inajinyo is a tribal mental health project designed to address intergenerational grief and historical trauma created by the impacts from boarding schools and other youth-related issues on the Rosebud.      

Tokala Inajinyo provides opportunities for youth who are interested in participating in the Leadership Training Series created to foster positive self-identification & image utilizing experiential education, traditional teachings in areas of history/culture. Other services include preventive services in the form of physical activities, emotional relief, exposure to various cultural enhancement activities, spiritual activities, educational sessions, and basic healthy lifestyles to create awareness and pride in their heritage, a sense of positive self-worth as an individual, and the opportunity to therapeutically recover from unsettling issues in a safe environment.  These prevention/cultural activities occur in the schools, JDC, communities, homes, radio station,  and other programs and recently,  Tokala Inajinyo staff worked tirelessly in developing a book with the help of our community elders called, “ Unci na Tunkasila Wowahukukiye”  (Messages from our Grandmothers & Grandfathers”).  Books were distributed to every household on the Rosebud reservation communities.  We find it to be a powerful prevention tool. 

The Mentoring & Leadership training program is geared toward cultural experience for the participant and integrates cultural healing in the process.  Its aim is to teach youth various coping skills, self-improvement skills, increase their knowledge base using evidence-based curriculums designed for enhancement trainings for these youth to become Peer Mentors and a true leader. Curriculums utilized will have topics in alcohol/drug education, mental health awareness and services offered.   Age group for this training program are middle to high school students(12-18 years old) and will be screened for maturity and who have an interest and willing to participate in these trainings throughout the year.    

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Unci Wahokukiye Project

Tokala Inajinyo has been selected to administer/manage the Unci Wahokukiye project funded by the BIA which seeks to provide prevention/cultural services to young girls & teenagers in prevention of pregnancy and wellness initiatives.                                                                                                                                    
-Public Hours: 8-5pm (Monday-Friday)                                                                                                                                              

-Eligibility: Enrolled member of  Federally-recognized tribe.

Ages: 10-21years

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PO Box 428

Bristow Ranch

Mission, SD  57570

Office: (605) 856-2587

Fax: (605) 856-5529

Cell: (605) 515-9633
Project Coordinator: Jessica Two Eagle

Director: Marcida Eagle Bear, LAC

Website:

https://www.facebook.com/Tokala-Inajinyo-Youth-Leadership-Mentoring-Program-558500960916739