California Drug Rehab Centers for Native Americans

Central Valley Indian Health, Inc. serves Native Americans in Fresno, Madera, and Kings Counties with comprehensive behavioral health services. After DRS reviewed the website, we found their programs include individual and family therapy, substance use counseling, and telehealth options.

The Tule River Alcoholism Program (TRAP) is a culturally grounded substance use recovery program offered by the Tule River Indian Tribe of California in Porterville, California. Created in response to a recognized need for addiction support within the tribal community, TRAP serves tribal members, descendants, spouses, and other federally recognized Native American individuals whose alcohol or drug use has begun affecting relationships, responsibility, stability, or community engagement. It is a community-anchored continuum of care that respects cultural identity while helping people actually change patterns in the life they’re still living.

The Native American Health Center provides comprehensive behavioral health services grounded in Indigenous traditions. Therapists use evidence-based approaches alongside a focus on cultural identity and holistic healing, helping Native clients overcome addiction and regain personal strength and stability.

Friendship House’s Adult Treatment Program in San Francisco, California is a residential recovery community where adults whose alcohol or drug use has already begun affecting how they live (jobs, families, housing, legal standing, or emotional wellbeing) come to change the patterns that haven’t worked. Rather than a short outpatient visit, this program places people in an 80-bed residential facility where they live on site and engage in recovery work, cultural practice, and community connection for up to six months, with an option to stay longer when deeper support is needed.

The Native American Health Center offers holistic behavioral health services rooted in Indigenous values. With trained therapists using CBT, EMDR, and motivational interviewing, the center supports Native individuals through addiction recovery while fostering resilience and spiritual balance through culturally affirming care.

The Women’s Lodge at Friendship House Association of American Indians is a residential substance use recovery program for mothers and pregnant women where the focus isn’t on separating recovery from life, but on healing together with your child by your side. It’s one of the few places in the country focused on rebuilding family stability instead of pausing motherhood or leaving children behind to enter treatment.

American Indian Changing Spirits (AICS) is a culturally attuned residential recovery program in Long Beach, California for adults whose substance use and life-controlling behaviors have already begun affecting housing stability, work, relationships, or daily functioning. Serving both Native American and broader communities, the program blends 24/7 residential support with cultural practices and evidence-based clinical care, helping people build routines and coping skills that can carry forward into life outside the residence.

Sierra Tribal Consortium, Inc., also known as Turtle Lodge Recovery Home, is a tribal substance use recovery program in Fresno, California that serves adults, particularly Indigenous people, whose alcohol or drug use has already begun affecting daily life, relationships, housing stability, or work responsibilities. Operated by a coalition of federally recognized tribes, it provides culturally anchored recovery work within a live-in setting as well as outpatient tracks so people can begin building routines and insight that extend into the life they’re still living.

Humboldt Recovery Center in Eureka, California is the oldest and largest residential substance use recovery program on the California North Coast, serving men and women whose patterns of alcohol or drug use have already begun affecting their work, housing, relationships, or daily stability. Since 1972, this nonprofit has offered a therapeutic community-style residential environment where people live on site and do the sustained work of recovery in a setting that mirrors the routines and responsibilities they hope to return to.

Pinnacle Detox & Recovery is a residential addiction recovery and medically supported detox program in Pasadena, California for adults whose drug or alcohol use and related life-controlling behaviors have already begun affecting housing, work, relationships, or daily responsibilities. The center offers a live-in environment where people can stabilize safely, begin recovery work, and build routines that matter rather than relying on isolated outpatient visits.