Outpatient Services | Chickasaw Nation

COVID-19 UPDATES

The health and safety of Chickasaws, employees and patrons is our main priority. As the coronavirus, or COVID-19, spreads globally and cases rise in the U.S., some Chickasaw Nation events, classes, facilities, etc., will be postponed, closed or canceled out of an abundance of caution.

For more information regarding the coronavirus as it relates to the Chickasaw Nation, please visit our information pages below. We will continue to update these pages regularly as the situation progresses. Thank you for your understanding during this time.

COVID-19 INFORMATION CANCELLATIONS & CLOSINGS

Services > Outpatient Services

COVID-19 UPDATES

Out of an abundance of caution and to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, or COVID-19, certain Chickasaw Nation events, classes, facilities, etc., will be postponed, canceled or closed. For a complete list of postponements, cancelations or closures, visit the COVID-19 INFORMATION page. We will continue to update the list as the situation progresses.

Outpatient services offers individual, couples and family counseling services, as well as therapy groups and educational workshops to address various topics, such as: parenting, grief, relationships, anxiety, depression and substance abuse.

You Provide

CDIB Card or
Chickasaw Nation Employee Identification

Eligibility

Ada, Ardmore, Pauls Valley, Purcell, Tishomingo:

Chickasaw citizens
Citizens of a federally-recognized tribe
Chickasaw Nation employees
Immediate family members involved in family therapy where the eligible Native American or Chickasaw Nation employee is the identified patient.

Oklahoma City:

Chickasaw citizens
Chickasaw Nation employees
Immediate family members involved in family therapy where the eligible citizen or Chickasaw Nation employee is the identified patient.

Kingston:

Students enrolled at the Chickasaw Children’s Village

Other Information

Zero Suicide is a commitment to suicide prevention in health and behavioral health systems. It is both a concept and a practice being implemented by the Chickasaw Nation.