St. Croix Tribal Health Behavioral Health Clinic

St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin operate a behavioral health and sobriety support program through a Tribal Behavioral Health Clinic to provide mental health and substance use treatment. The clinic is certified by the State of Wisconsin and integrates culturally informed care with evidence-based clinical practices, treating co-occurring mental health and addiction issues with a whole-person approach. The interdisciplinary team includes licensed clinicians in social work, counseling, psychology, psychiatry, and addictions who focus on restoring balance and resilience in individuals’ lives.Build Skills Through Recovery Focused CareThe clinic offers a broad range of services aimed at mental health and substance use concerns, including mental health and substance use assessments, individual and integrated therapy for adults, child therapy starting at age 5, group and family therapy, and coordination with medication management and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid and alcohol addiction. Additional support features include relapse prevention skills, coping skills training, telehealth sessions, and referrals to higher levels of care when necessary.Care Rooted in Community and CultureServices are provided for tribal members and community residents with mental health and substance use disorders, emphasizing safe, sober, and healthy lifestyles for current and future generations. The program operates Monday through Friday with telehealth available and is part of the broader Health & Family Services offerings that include crisis services and community support, underscoring a commitment to culturally relevant, strength-based healing within the St. Croix community.