The Department of Behavioral Health Services provides counseling services for individuals and families experiencing psychological and sociological difficulties, treatment planning utilizing and multidisciplinary team approach, 24-hour crisis intervention, individual family and group therapeutic life skills services, child psychiatric and psychologist consultations, and substance abuse counseling and treatment. The services within the Department include:
- Mental Health Program
- Substance Abuse Program
- Family/Child Mental Health Program
The Hopi Behavioral Health Program is located at the Hopi Health Care Facility.
Administration
Director of Behavioral Health Services
Helena Yazzie, MSW
Contact Information
Mailing Address: PO Box 68, Second Mesa, AZ 86043
Phone: (928) 737-6300
Fax: (928) 737-6333
Upcoming Events
What do you need to begin services?
Required Documents for Behavioral Health Services Eligibility and Enrollment
For intake the follow documents are required in order to receive services:
– AHCCS Card;
– Birth Certificate or Ambulatory Record; Certificate of Indian Blood;
– Driver’s License, State issued ID Card; ID issued by Federal, State or Tribal Government; School ID;
– Original guardianship or Power of Attorney documents
For children under CPS custody, we will need additional documents:
– Placement documents for children in foster care or relative placements.
Are you being referred from another agency?
Court Ordered (Adult, Juvenile & Children’s Court):
– Judgement Orders, Probation Orders, Police Report and Criminal History Record;
– Original document from school, work, hospital, other source.
CPS Referrals for Parent/Children:
– MINOC Disposition Order, Service Plan, Informal Agreement
The assigned Social Worker/CPS Worker must fill out and sign all required documents; accompany the child(ren) to their appointment and remain with them until the assessment is completed.
If we do not receive all the required documents listed above, you will not be seen until all documents are receive.
Enrollment Process
Assessment Process
- Enrollment: Providing all required documentation and complete application form. Case Managers will review required documentation with clients.
- Assessment: Case Managers will assign the file to a Clinical for a Biopsychosocial Assessment.
IMPORTANT FACTS:
– Completing a Biopsychosocial Assessment takes an estimated 1-2 hours to complete (Steps 1 and 2)
– Assessment’s are conducted with an assigned clinician. Clinicians will contact you by phone to schedule a biopsychosocial assessment. The assessment can occur through telehealth or face to face at BHS offices.
– Enrollment times are open Monday thru Friday. What does this mean? You may come in Monday thru Friday from 8AM-3:30PM to complete steps 1 and 2.