RECOVERY RESOURCE GUIDE Peoria Tribe
INDEX & EDUCATION
Get familiar with recovery.
What is a Peer Recovery Support Specialist?
A Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS) is a person in recovery from a mental health diagnosis and/or substance misuse who has been trained to assist others on their individual road to recovery.
What is Wellbriety?
Wellbriety is the means to be both sober and well and to go beyond it. Wellbriety is a journey of hope and healing for Native Americans seeking recovery from substance use through tribal culture specific to each individual’s needs. Wellbriety follows the teaching of the medicine wheel, as well as, traditional 12-stop programs.
What is MAT?
MAT is an acronym for Medication Assisted Treatment. MAT utilizes medications for treatment of opioid use disorder (MOUD) and alcohol use disorder (MAUD) to suppress and reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms while blocking the effects of opioids.
What is Overdose Prevention?
Naloxone or Narcan is a medication used to prevent an active overdose by reversing the toxic effects of opioids. You can request to keep Narcan on-hand through your PRSS.
What is Harm Reduction?
Harm reduction is the evidence-based practice of implementing strategies for safer, managed, or abstained use of illicit drugs. Harm reduction prioritizes individual quality of life and offers non-coercive services and resources for drug use. By utilizing MAT, Safe-Use Kits, Testing Kits, and Overdose Prevention, harm reduction ensures each individual has a voice in their own recovery.
REDUCE RISK
Seek
SEEK TREATMENT
Explore
DETOX CENTERS
INPATIENT TREATMENT
INPATIENT TREATMENT (CONT)
Gateway Recovery Center (Women’s) ◊ Residential Recovery for Pregnant Women & Mothers of Young Children
NOCA
Northeastern OK Council
Freedom from Addiction through Christ
House of Hope
Community-Based Residential Recovery
Individual Drug and Alcohol Treatment
Spiritual Addiction Treatment
Guidance towards Health and Wellness
Open-Ended for Adult Men:
Education & Process Groups
Individual Therapy
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT
FACILITY SERVICE
Peoria Tribe PRSS
GRAND Mental Health
Harbor Behavioral Health
CREOKs Health Services
Support from Peers with Experience in Substance Abuse and Mental Health Disorders
Continuum of Care
Multiple Outpatient Programs
Outpatient Services
Cognitive Processing Therapy
EMDR
Outpatient Treatment & Counseling
HOUSING & HALFWAY HOUSING
YOUTH RECOVERY OPTIONS
Jack Brown Adolescent Treatment
Willow Crest Hospital/ Moccasin Bend Ranch
Tulsa Boys’ Home
Treatment for Native American Adolescents
Focus on Mental, Spiritual, and Emotional Growth
Inpatient
Behavioral Healthcare Services for Children and Adolescents
for Boys:
Guidance from Staff
Counseling Services
Healthy Native Youth Resources
Resources for Youth, Twospirit and LGBTQ+ Youth community Parkside Psychiatric Hospital & Clinic
Intensive Daily Structure
Individualized Treatment
Use community resources to launch your recovery!
Doctor Visits & Medical Bills
Peoria Tribe can assist with SoonerCare Enrollment and Find other Funding Sources
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
FACILITY SERVICE
Peoria Tribe PRSS & Wellness ◊ Transportation Assistance for Any Recovery Related Reason
Wyandotte Tribe Community Health Representative ◊ Transportation Assistance for Any Recovery Related Reason
Other Options
Contact your Tribe’s Community Health
GUARDIANSHIP & FAMILY LAW SUPPORT
FACILITY SERVICE
Oklahoma Indian Legal Services (OILS)
◊ Pro Bono Legal Aid for Citizens of Federally Recognized Tribes Residing in Oklahoma
Peoria Tribe Indian Child Welfare ◊ Child Protection & Reunification for Peoria Children ◊ Adoption and Post-Adoption Services
Peoria Tribe Peoria Shield Program
Peoria Tribe Advantage Program
Transportation
Referrals & Advocacy (with law enforcement, the courts, SANE, etc.)
Safety Planning ◊ Domestic Violence Survivor and Dependent Support
Child Abuse Prevention Services: ◊ Parental Support and Education ◊ Elected Home Visitations
FIND A MEETING
“ “
The Peoria Tribe for the PRSS program has helped me change my life and get back on track by getting me into treatment, transporting me to appointments...and even brought me clothes when I had nothing to my name. I want to thank the Tribe for giving me a second chance at life.
- H.B. (Peoria)
Acknowledgments: This resource guide was prepared for the Opioid Overdose Prevention Project (OOP), co-grantee of the Southern Plains Indian Tribal Health Board (SPTHB) by the Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma (PTIO) Health and Human Services - Peer Recovery Support Program. Produced by Whitney Chavez-Poor Bear, C-PRSS in collaboration with Marketing, Korie Payton (Design) and Seven Direction, Angela Gaffney and team (Content).
The views and opinions of this publication do not reflect the views and opinions of the Peoria Tribe or any entity involved in production.
YOUR PLAN
Reduce
Risk or Seek Treatment.
Ask yourself:
1. Where am I trying to get long-term?
2. To what level am I currently able to commit?
Be prepared by having your information on-hand.
Treatment I’m considering:
Detox Center
M.A.T.
Harm Reduction
Inpatient Treatment
Outpatient Treatment
Housing
Find your...
Driver’s License
Tribal ID
Birth Certificate
Know your...
SSN & keep it safe (9 digits):
Income Information (previous year’s taxes)
Employer info:
Household size: _________
Household Income: $____________ / year
Insurance Carrier:
STEP TWO.
Ask yourself:
Find Support.
1. What additional resources am I able to access?
2. Would I benefit from additional resources?
Services I’m considering:
Funding
Transportation
Law Support
Schedule transportation and meetings..... will pick me up & take me to on______ /______at_____: ______AM/ PM
Meet with on______ /______at_____: ______AM/ PM
Meet with on______ /______at_____: ______AM/ PM
STEP THREE.
Protect Recovery.
Scan QR Code on Page 18 to access meetings! Which meetings will benefit my recovery?
Which after-care services will benefit me?
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