Cowlitz Indian Tribe In Vancouver
Community Resource
About this resource
Delivers culturally sensitive mental health support services such as assessments, therapy, and peer support, while honoring and incorporating traditional practices and values. This service is available to any enrolled American Indian/Alaska Native individual from a Federally Recognized Tribe.
Intake Procedure: For additional details, please call or check the website. Referral and registration forms can be found online.
Fees: Most private insurance plans are accepted, and a waiver is available for tribal members who cannot afford payment.
Who can use this
- Eligibility includes any enrolled American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) from a Federally Recognized Tribe, their direct descendants, state recognized Native Americans or First Nations Tribal Members with billable insurance, dependents or spouses of enrolled Cowlitz Tribal Members, and tribal employees along with their dependents or spouses if they have billable insurance.
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Vancouver, Washington
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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