Seneca-Cayuga Nation Headquarters in Grove, Oklahoma, United States

Seneca Cayuga Nation Substance Abuse Program is located in the city of Grove in Delaware County, Oklahoma, and provides culturally responsive substance use disorder prevention, counseling, and recovery services for Native Americans throughout the Seneca Cayuga Nation service area. The program combines traditional Native American healing practices with evidence based behavioral health treatment to help individuals and families affected by alcohol and drug addiction achieve lasting recovery. Counseling services are provided at no cost for enrolled members of any federally recognized tribe and include treatment for alcohol and drug addiction, family counseling, mental health concerns, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, co occurring mental health and substance use disorders, and problem or compulsive gambling. The program also conducts substance use assessments for probation, parole, and other referring agencies, offers Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous support groups, and coordinates referrals for detoxification, primary residential treatment, inpatient rehabilitation, and long term aftercare services. Prevention initiatives include alcohol and drug education, relapse prevention, tobacco cessation classes, Tar Wars programming, cultural education, and youth activities designed to reduce substance use while promoting healthy lifestyles and cultural identity. Through its comprehensive continuum of prevention, treatment, and recovery services, the Seneca Cayuga Nation Substance Abuse Program supports lifelong recovery, strengthens families, and improves the health and wellness of Native American communities.