Overview

We strive to offer both individual and group behavioral health services that are rooted in culture for the Nisqually community; ranging from substance use disorder, mental health, problem gambling, grief, domestic violence, medication-assisted treatment, and more. Everyone’s journey is different, and we are here to support you through yours.


• The Nisqually Tribe Behavioral Health Program operates Monday through Friday.
• Services Include: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Mental Health assessments, intake for SUD Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient (OP) treatment, one-on-one individual therapy sessions, referrals to inpatient and detox programs, SUD IOP groups (offered Monday through Friday), Mental Health groups (offered three times weekly), outpatient Mental Health services, Problem Gambling counseling, Domestic Violence Intervention Treatment (DVIT), Peer Services, and onsite Mental Health resources.
• Consultations are available.
• Contact: (360) 413-2727 for a consultation or to schedule an appointment.

Our Staff

• Encourages emotional, spiritual, and cultural growth
• Helps individuals to make and achieve their goals
• Promoting self-esteem, confidence, and skills to change addictive thinking and behavior
• Support each individual as they develop and improve communication and living skills
• Provide quality services

External Behavioral Health and Crisis Support Services

If at any time you feel depressed or anxious to the extent that you feel unable to resist suicidal, violent or destructive impulses, please call:

• Thurston County Crisis Services, 24 Hours a day at: (360) 754 1338 –OR– 911
• Call or text 988 or chat online at www.988lifeline org, choose option 4 to be connected to Native and Strong Lifeline 
• Reach out for support You don’t have to go through hard things alone
• Text NATIVE or INDIGENOUS to 741741 to reach a Crisis Counselor

 Address: Nisqually Tribal Health & Wellness Center, 4840 Journey Street SE, Olympia WA 98513

Phone: (360) 413-2727 or (360) 459 5312 Opt. 4 (Always dial 911 for serious or life-threatening emergencies) 

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