We treat behavioral health and substance abuse challenges by offering a full range of outpatient and inpatient services.

We provide confidential care in a safe environment to foster healing and harmony.

Our certified counselors, traditional practitioners, and people of faith provide a holistic approach to those seeking help.

We advocate for Native youth by nurturing positive development to help them build healthy relationships.

DBMHS SERVICES

We Are Here to Help

The Navajo Nation Division of Behavioral and Mental Health Services (DBMHS) coordinates and develops quality, culturally-responsive behavioral treatment services across the Navajo Nation. We specialize in comprehensive alcohol and substance use prevention, education, treatment, and after-care services.

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Outpatient & Substance Abuse Care

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Residential & Substance Abuse Care

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Outreach Services

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Traditional Based Services

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Faith Based Services

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Regional Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA)

MORE HELP

Additional Resources

Behavioral and mental health issues affect people of all ages and populations, but Native Americans can be at a higher risk. Complex and interrelated risk factors contribute to higher rates of suicide among Native Americans. Risk factors include mental health disorders, substance abuse, intergenerational trauma, and community-wide issues. If you or someone you know needs immediate help, please reach out to one of the crisis and emergency lines to speak with someone:

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Medical Main Lines
Suicide Prevention

Mental Health Crisis/Suicide Information

Call 911 or Navajo Nation Police Dispatch or go to nearest Emergency Room

National Suicide Lifeline (800) 273-8255
Crisis Text Line Text HELLO to 741741
Teenline (310) 855-4673 or text TEEN to 839863

Veterans Crisis Line

Veterans Crisis Line (800) 273-8255 – Press 1
Chat- VeteransCrisisLine.net
Text 838255

LGBTQ+ Crisis Line

The Trevor Project (LGBTQ)

Gay & Lesbian National Hotline (888) 843-4564

Child Abuse / Neglect
Domestic Violence
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Navajo Department of Health
Navajo Nation Division of Social Services
Navajo Nation Veterans Administration
Navajo Police Department

District Information

Navajo Nation Judicial Branch
Local Shelters

Battered Families Services – Gallup, NM

(505) 722-7483 (crisis line Gallup)
(800) 634-4508 (outside of Gallup)

Ama Doo Alchini Bighan – Chinle, AZ

(928) 674-8314
(877) 698-0899

Northern Tree House – Shiprock, NM

(505) 368-1157 (Crisis Hotline)

Family Crisis Center – Farmington, NM

(505) 564–9192
(888) 440-9192

Another Way – Page, AZ

(928) 660-8991 (Emergency Hotline)
(928) 645-5300

Roberta’s Place – Grants, NM

(505) 287-7724 (Crisis Hotline)
(505) 287-7200

Alice’s Place – Winslow, AZ

(928) 289-3003
(888) 531-7233

WHAT’S HAPPENING

News & Events

Traditional Cultural Conference 2024

September 19, 2024 @ Shiprock Chapter House

Join us for traditional approaches to treatment, holistic wellness, and the meaning of Sa’áh Naagháí Bik’eh Hózhóó.

2024 Navajo Nation Opioid Awareness Summit

September 24-25, 2024 @ Navajo Nation Museum

Join us in person for two-days filled with presentations, workshops, and discussions aimed at raising awareness about the opioid crisis.

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