About
Counseling services are available to persons of all ages, including youth, through the Behavioral Health Program of the Chickasaw Nation Division of Health(CNDH). American Indian youth who have a CDIB and are eligible for services through the CNDH may receive counseling services for:

• Life Adjustment Issues
• Grief
• Divorce
• Behavioral Problems
• Alcohol/Drug Issues
• Domestic Violence
• School/Gang Violence
• Life Coping Skills
• Depression
• Anxiety

Eligibility

• Persons may be referred by their physician, parent or self.
• Youth, persons under 18, must be accompanied to their behavioral health visits by a parent/legal guardian.
• Parent/legal guardian must sign treatment consent, complete psycho-social history form, child history form, child behavior checklist, given Teacher's Report Form and authorization to access patient information (when indicated).