Rosebud Sioux Tribe: Residential Support Programs

For enrolled members of Tribal nations, Rosebud Sioux Tribe offers several programs for treating and recovering from substance abuse. “Residential Programs” refers to live-in recovery facilities where individuals stay to receive 24/7 structured care and therapeutic supports; these programs range in their length of stay and intended target population.

At Rosebud Sioux, these include: RST Alcohol and Drug Treatment Program, Piya Mani Otipi Programs (PMO)

About – RST Alcohol and Drug Program

Adult In-Patient Treatment is a short-term (35days) highly structured program that includes:

  • Services offered inpatient: Assessments, treatment planning, individual/group counseling, alcoholism education, psychological self-awareness, spiritual/cultural enhancement services, equine-assisted Psychotherapy, decision-making skills development.
  • Services offered to adult/youth at tribal detention centers:  Out-patient counseling services, Assessments, Mental Health screenings, Moral Reconation Therapy groups, Anger Management groups, Aftercare services, Support services, referral services, tele-medicine and cultural/spiritual support services are offered to the adult/youth inmates at the tribal detention centers.  

Contact

Public Hours:  8-5pm (Monday-Friday)    
Eligibility:  all tribal members from any federally-recognized tribe.  
Age group: 18 y.o and up.  

Family sessions ages 12 y.o and up in a family unit accepted.

Address: PO Box 348
719 West BIA
Rosebud, SD  57570
Office:  (605) 747-2342

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