Extended Services

NACA’s Behavioral Health Center is currently offering our 16-hour DUI classes, in person, at our facility, the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month. This program is designed to give informative and practical information to clients who have recently received a DUI, and desire to address the issues from a mental health and legal standpoint. Each class is 8 hours long, appeasing the required 16-hour mandate when both classes are completed. To register for the class you must call the front desk at (928) 773-1245 and notify them that you would like to attend. To reserve your spot, you must pay $75 for each class, for a total of $150 for both classes.

• A period of 12 months has passed and you have checked with MVD
• You have had no new tickets in the past 12 months
• You have the date(s) that your DUI(s) occurred
• You have 3 letters of support that can attest to your sobriety for a year (No family or friends; it must be from a supervisor, sponsor, mentor, pastor, etc.)
• You have paid the $150 reinstatement fee to NACA
• You have a Certificate of Completion of Treatment from an accredited agency

NACA offers Domestic Violence Intervention classes via Zoom at this time. Clients have the option of attending 2 groups per week, which last one hour per session. Clients need to have a referral from the Criminal Justice System, recent court documents, and a police report, prior to their assessment. Clients are encouraged to learn new and more skillful ways of getting their needs met without the use of Power and Control Tactics. Elements of the Duluth Model are utilized for the class to help clients learn about the Power and Control and Equality Wheels. First Offense DV – 26 hours; Second Offense DV – 36 Hours; 3rd offense DV or above will be recommended to complete 52 hours. Clients are also assessed for substance abuse during the DV assessment, and are referred into NACA’s SAP program if they meet diagnostic criteria for having an active substance use disorder.

Talking Circle is a group that utilizes Indigenous-centric teachings to contextualize addictions and mental health lessons for clients currently navigating issues related to either or both. It is particularly beneficial for clients that may not have grown up with Native teachings, while simultaneously being a helpful refresher or reemergence for those that have.