Behavioral Health
About Our Services
Native American Connections combines evidence-based treatment practices with Native American healing & ceremonies to provide a holistic, healing environment. NAC Behavioral Health services are available to adults, single parents, and families with young children on their recovery journey with substance use disorder or addiction to alcohol or drugs. Learn more about addiction treatment services available from NAC Integrated Health, as well as our commitment to culturally relevant practices and their impact on successful recovery.
Learn more about our 8 week, intenstive outpatient program located at 4520 N. Central Ave, Suite 100, Phoenix AZ 85012.
With two locations serving adults, single parents, and families with young children, our residential program has open availability.
Available to clients who have completed NAC treatment services and are referred by our Outpatient Program.
We believe culture & spirituality are essential to healing. Learn more about our culturally relevant services.
Need help with substance use? Call 602-424-2060 to schedule your assessment!
Outpatient Treatment for Substance Use
NAC Outpatient, located at 4520 N. Central Ave. Suite 100, is here to help you strengthen and maintain recovery by providing substance use and co-occurring treatment services through our intensive outpatient treatment program. Individuals meet with NAC specialists and staff based around an 8 week program. Check out this quick overview of services and explore our outpatient services page for hours of operation and program specifics.
- In-person intensive outpatient program structure
- Traditional healing & cultural curriculum
- Counseling, case management & family support
- Peer recovery & coaching
- 12 Step meetings
Residential Treatment for Substance Use
NAC operates Patina Wellness Center, located at 337 E. Virginia Street, Phoenix, Arizona, providing compassionate care for women and families and their dependent children ages birth to 5 years and Patina Mountain Preserve Wellness Center for men, located at 1431 E. Dunlap Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. These programs provide access to services for individuals 18 and older and their dependent children birth to 5 years. Check out our residential treatment page for further information about residence and the level of care at these locations and to get started with the assessment process today.
Get Started
Reach out to our team with the form linked below. We will respond promptly to provide the information necessary to get started with services.
If you have questions or concerns, reach out to us at 602-424-2060 or intake@nativeconnections.org to have our intake staff help you.
Intake assessments are offered in-person by appointment or walk-in as well as by phone. Our team will coordinate with you to provide the best method of meeting. See our Outpatient Treatment Center information for hours of operation.
Client Referral
Agencies and providers can refer directly to NAC by filling out our referral form and sending via fax to 602-424-1623 or email to intake@nativeconnections.org.
Members of tribal communities interested in developing a referral program may call us at 602-424-2060 or email intake@nativeconnections.org.
Additional Info about NAC Integrated Health Services
Native American Connections' mission is to improve the lives of Native American population through health, housing and community development services. With the mission to serve Native people, more than 50% of our organization's behavioral health services and resources are provided to the Native American community. Indigenous People of the Americas have a rich heritage of inherited knowledge passed on by ancestral languages since time immemorial through oral archivists and oral language. This knowledge has been passed on through a wide range of ceremonies, stories, dances, theatrics and instruction. Everything from social and kinship rules to when and how to plant and harvest were passed from generation to generation through our ancient languages. Native languages were not written until after colonization and still remain spoken languages today. Tribal languages were significantly impacted by colonization and the placement of Native children into boarding schools for over 100 years where they were required to speak English and punished for speaking their tribal language. With history in mind, NAC does not translate documents into written language, and receives few requests for oral language interpreting. NAC does identify employees who speak languages other than English and utilizes health plan interpretation vendors and Native community interpreters as needed.
NAC has Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) and Mental Health Block Grant (MHBG) funds that can be used to fund substance use treatment services for people who live in Maricopa County. This funding may also be used when substance use treatment services are not covered by a person's private insurance plan.
NAC accepts Medicaid / AHCCCS.