Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi
(Bringing the Family Back to Life) Society of Care Expansion Program is here to improve the lives and conditions of children and families with serious emotional, behavioral and spiritual needs
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For those seeking assistance or wanting to learn more about the specific application process and available support, please visit: WWW.TIWAHE.ORG
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Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi’s culturally-based, trauma informed mental health program includes:
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Orientation and assessment
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Traditional Lakota and contemporary therapy (individual, group, family, etc.)
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School and Office based individual therapy
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Working with Sunka Wakan Oyate (horse nation) Equine Assisted Mental Health Therapy
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“Wrap-around” Care Coordinator services to address the holistic strengths and needs of recovering
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Facilitating Rosebud Collaborative Body Society of Care monthly meetings
Native youth and families
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Traditional Lakota men’s and women’s teachings
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Wakan Iyeska (Medicine Men) and elders.
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Transportation to services, if needed
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Referrals to and from other services as needed
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Outreach community horse programs in Horse Creek /Mayda Bartlett Memorial Horse Program and He Dog Elementary Horse Program.
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4 Summer Horse/Cultural Camps for boys and girls
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Summer Teen Horse Handler training camps and 8 weeks part-time employment
