SD Directory of Accredited Alcohol & Drug Treatment Facilities 2012-2013

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SD Directory of Accredited
Alcohol & Drug Treatment Facilities
2012-2013
SD Department of Social Services
Division of Community Behavioral Health
Nordstrom Building
521 East Capitol Avenue
%700 Governor’s Drive
Pierre, SD 57501
CBH Telephone: 605-773-3123
Fiscal: 605-773-3165
Fax: 605-773-7076
Division of Community Behavioral Health Staff
Vacant – Director
Shawna Fullerton - Deputy Director
Frank Zavadil - Program Specialist II (605-668-3462)
Barbara Shoup Anderson – Program Specialist II
Terry Pfahler – Program Specialist I
Michelle Schmeling – Program Specialist I
Jennifer Humphrey – Program Specialist I
Breinne Baltzer – Program Specialist I
Jeff Hurst – Program Specialist I (605-367-5444 ext. 252)
Vacant – Program Specialist II
Vacant – Program Specialist II
Tina Miller – Sr. Secretary
June Russell – Sr. Secretary
Behavioral Health Prevention Program Staff
Gilbert “Gib” Sudbeck – Prevention Program Manager
George Summerside – Program Specialist II/SPF SIG Coordinator
Katie Tostenson – Prevention Program Specialist I
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CONTENTS
Aberdeen
Avera St. Lukes (Worthmore Treatment Ctr/NADRIC Addiction Services)
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Belle Fourche
Addiction Family Resources .
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Black Hawk
Northern Hills Alcohol/Drug Services (Black Hills Recovery Center) .
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Brookings
East Central Behavioral Health .
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First Step Counseling Services .
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Canton
Keystone Treatment Center. .
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Chamberlain
Dakota Counseling Institute .
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Custer
Southern Hills Alcohol & Drug Referral Center.
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STAR Academy for Youth (State Treatment and Rehabilitation Academy for Youth)
Eagle Butte
Three Rivers MH/CD Center .
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Faith
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Flandreau
Community Counseling Services
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Hot Springs
Southern Hills Alcohol and Drug Referral Center
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Howard
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Huron
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Our Home, Inc. Rediscovery .
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Kyle
Oglala Sioux Tribe – Anpetu Luta Otipi
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Lake Andes
Lewis and Clark Behavioral Health Services .
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Lemmon
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Madison
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Martin
Martin Addiction Recovery .
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McLaughlin
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Milbank
Human Service Agency
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Mission
Rosebud Sioux Tribe – Piya Mauni Otipi
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Abbott House, Inc. . .
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Dakota Counseling Institute .
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Mobridge
Aberdeen Area Youth Regional Treatment Center
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Pierre
Capital Area Counseling
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SD Urban Indian Health
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Solem Public Safety (Women’s Prison).
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Rapid City
Behavior Management Systems – Full Circle .
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City/County Alcohol and Drug Programs, Adams Street Facility.
City/County Alcohol and Drug Programs.
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HorsePlay Productions Healing Center
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Lifeways, Inc.
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Roads .
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Southern Hills Alcohol and Drug Referral Center
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Wellsprings, Inc. (Inpatient) .
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Wellspring’s Soaring Eagle Treatment Center (Outpatient)
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Youth and Family Services. .
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Redfield
SD Developmental Center Chemical Health Services .
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Rosebud
Rosebud Sioux Tribe Alcohol Treatment Program
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Sioux Falls
Arch Halfway House .
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Avera McKennan Hospital
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Bartels Counseling Services .
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Carroll Institute.
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Choices Recovery Services
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Counseling Resources .
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Dakota Drug and Alcohol (Prairie View Prevention) .
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First Step Counseling .
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Glory House .
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Keystone Outreach
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Minnehaha County Detox Center
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SD State Penitentiary .
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SD Urban Indian Health
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Sioux Falls Treatment Center. .
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Volunteers of America Dakotas .
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Sisseton
Dakotah Pride Treatment Center
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Human Service Agency
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Spearfish
Northern Hills Alcohol Drug Services .
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Springfield
Mike Durfee State Prison
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Northern Hills Alcohol and Drug Services
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New Dawn Center
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Vermillion
Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health Services
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Watertown
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Human Service Agency (Central Location)
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Human Service Agency (Serenity Hills)
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Winner
Main Gate Counseling Services
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Yankton
Human Services Center (Adolescent – Steps Beyond)
Human Services Center (Adults – Gateway) .
Lewis and Clark Behavioral Health Services .
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TREATMENT LEVELS AND AGENCIES
CLINICALLY MANAGED RESIDENTIAL DETOXIFICATION
City/County Alcohol & Drug Programs - Rapid City (Adults)
Dakota Counseling Institute – Mitchell (Adults)
Human Service Agency – Watertown (Adults)
Minnehaha County Detoxification Center – Sioux Falls (Adults)
COUNSELING SERVICE
Avera St Lukes - Aberdeen
*Capital Area Counseling Services- Pierre
City/County Alcohol & Drug Programs - Rapid City
*Community Counseling Services - Huron
*Dakota Counseling Institute - Mitchell
*East Central Behavioral Health - Brookings
*Human Service Agency - Watertown
*Lewis & Clark Mental Health Center – Yankton
*Main Gate Counseling Services – Winner
*Martin Addiction Recovery - Martin
*Northern Hills Alcohol & Drug Services - Sturgis
*Southern Hills Alcohol & Drug Referral Center – Custer, Hot Springs, Rapid City
*Three Rivers Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Center - Lemmon
DAY TREATMENT
*Addiction Family Resources - Belle Fourche (Adults)
Avera St. Lukes – Aberdeen (Adults)
*Martin Addiction Recovery Center – Martin (Adolescents)
*Volunteers of America, Dakotas - Sioux Falls (Adolescents)
*Wellspring, Inc. - Soaring Eagle Treatment Center – Rapid City (Adolescents)
*Medicaid Funding Available
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EARLY INTERVENTION
(Adults and Adolescents)
Abbott House, Inc. - Mitchell
Avera McKennan Hospital (Behavioral Health Services) - Sioux Falls (Adults)
Avera St. Lukes – Aberdeen (Adults/Adolescents)
*Bartels Counseling Services, Inc. – Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Behavior Management Systems – Rapid City (Preg. Adult Females/Women w/dep. children)
*Capital Area Counseling Services – Pierre (Adults/Adolescents)
*Carroll Institute - Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Choices Recovery Services – Sioux alls (Adults)
*Community Counseling Services – Flandreau, Howard, Huron, Madison (Adults/Adolescents)
Counseling Resources – Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Dakota Counseling Institute – Chamberlain, Mitchell (Adults/Adolescents)
*Dakota Drug and Alcohol Prevention - Sioux Falls (Adolescents)
Dr. Mark Bontreger – Watertown (Adults)
*East Central Behavioral Health – Brookings (Adults/Adolescents)
First Step Counseling – Brookings, Sioux Falls (Adults)
HorsePlay Productions Healing Center – Rapid City (Adults/Adolescents)
*Human Service Agency – Watertown (Adults/Adolescents)
*Keystone Treatment Center/Outpatient Services – Canton, Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Lewis & Clark Mental Health Center – Lake Andes, Vermillion, Yankton (Adults/Adolescents)
*Lifeways, Inc. – Rapid City (Adolescents)
*Main Gate Counseling Services – Winner (Adults/Adolescents)
*Martin Addiction Recovery Center – Martin (Adults/Adolescents)
Mike Durfee State Prison – Springfield (Adult Males)
*Northern Hills Alcohol and Drug Services – Spearfish, Sturgis (Adults/Adolescents)
*ROADS – Rapid City (Adults)
*Rosebud Sioux Tribe – Piya Mani Otipi – Mission (Adolescents)
SD Developmental Center – Redfield (Adults/Adolescents)
SD State Penitentiary – Sioux Falls (Adult Males)
*SD Urban Indian Health – Pierre, Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
Solem Public Safety Center – Pierre (Adults)
*Southern Hills Alcohol and Drug Referral Center – Custer, Hot Springs, Rapid City (Adults/Adolescents)
STAR Academy for Youth (State Treatment and Rehabilitation Academy for Youth) – Custer (Adolescents)
*Three Rivers MH/CD Center – Eagle Butte, Faith, Lemmon, McLaughlin, Mobridge (Adults/Adolescents)
USD Student Counseling Center – Vermillion (Adults)
*Volunteers of America Dakotas - Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
Yankton Trusty Unit – Yankton (Adults)
*Youth and Family Services - Rapid City (Adults/Adolescents)
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GAMBLING
Avera McKennan Hospital (Behavioral Health Services) - Sioux Falls
Avera St. Lukes – Aberdeen
Behavior Management Systems – Rapid City
Capital Area Counseling - Pierre
Choices Recovery Services – Sioux Falls
Community Counseling Services – Flandreau, Howard, Huron, Madison
East Central Behavioral Health - Brookings
Human Service Agency – Watertown
Keystone Treatment Center/Outpatient Services – Canton, Sioux Falls
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT TREATMENT
Abbott House, Inc. – Mitchell, SD
*Capital Area Counseling Services - Pierre (Adults/Adolescents)
*Carroll Institute - Sioux Falls (Adolescents/Adults)
*Choices Recovery Services – Sioux Falls (Adults)
City/County Alcohol and Drug Programs (Adams Street Facility) – Rapid City (Adults)
City/County Alcohol and Drug Programs - Rapid City (Adults)
*Community Counseling Services – Flandreau, Howard, Huron, Madison (Adults)
Counseling Resources - Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Dakota Counseling Institute – Chamberlain, Mitchell (Adults/Adolescents)
*Dakotah Pride Treatment Center – Sisseton (Adults/Adolescents)
*East Central Behavioral Health – Brookings (Adults)
*Glory House – Sioux Falls (Adults)
*Human Service Agency – Milbank, Sisseton, Watertown (Adults)
*Keystone Treatment Center/Outpatient Services – Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Lewis/Clark Mental Health Center–Lake Andes, Vermillion, Yankton (Adults/Adolescents)
*Main Gate Counseling Services – Winner (Adults/Adolescents)
*Northern Hills Alcohol/Drug Services – Spearfish, Sturgis (Adults)
*ROADS - Rapid City (Adults)
SD Developmental Center – Redfield (Adults/Adolescents)
*SD Urban Indian Health – Pierre and Sioux Falls (Adults)
Solem Public Safety Center (Women's Prison) - Pierre (Adult Females)
*Southern Hills Alcohol and Drug Referral Center – Custer, Hot Springs, Rapid City (Adults)
STAR Academy for Youth (State Treatment & Rehabilitation Academy for Youth) - Custer(Adolescents)
*Three Rivers MH/CD Center–Eagle Butte, Faith, Lemmon, McLaughlin, Mobridge (Adults)
*Volunteers of America, Dakotas - Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
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Yankton Trusty Unit – Yankton (Adults)
LEVEL III.7 MEDICALLY-MONITORED INTENSIVE
INPATIENT TREATMENT
*Aberdeen Area Youth Regional Treatment Center – Mobridge (Adolescents)
*Behavior Management Systems - Rapid City (Preg. Adult Females/Women w/dep. children)
*Dakota Counseling Institute – Mitchell (Adults)
*Dakotah Pride Treatment Center – Sisseton (Adults)
*Human Services Center - Yankton (Adults)
*Keystone Treatment Center - Canton (Adults)
*Northern Hills Alcohol Drug Services – Black Hawk, Spearfish, Sturgis (Adults)
*Oglala Sioux Tribe – Anpetu Luta Otipi – Kyle (Adults/Adolescents)
*Rosebud Sioux Tribe Alcohol Treatment Program – Rosebud (Adults/Adolescents)
*Volunteers of America, Dakotas - Sioux Falls (Pregnant Adult Females)
LOW-INTENSITY RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT
Behavior Management Systems - Rapid City (Preg. Adult Females/Women w/dep. children)
Carroll Institute - Sioux Falls (Adults)
City/County Alcohol & Drug Programs (Adams Street Facility) - Rapid City (Adults)
Dakota Counseling Institute – Mitchell (Adults)
Glory House - Sioux Falls (Adults)
Human Service Agency – Watertown (Adults)
New Dawn Center - Vale (Adult Males)
*Volunteers of America, Dakotas - Sioux Falls (Adolescents/Preg. Adolescents/Females w/dep. children))
Volunteers of America, Dakotas (New Start II) - Sioux Falls (Preg. Adult Females/Women w/dep. children)
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OUTPATIENT SERVICES
Abbott House, Inc. – Mitchell
*Behavior Management Systems - Rapid City (Preg. Adult Females/Women w/dep. children)
*Capital Area Counseling Services – Pierre (Adolescents/Adults)
*Carroll Institute - Sioux Falls (Adolescents/Adults)
*Choices Recovery Services – Sioux Falls (Adults)
City/County Alcohol & Drug Programs (Adams Street Facility) - Rapid City (Adults)
*Community Counseling Services – Flandreau, Howard, Huron, Madison (Adolescents/Adults)
Counseling Resources - Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Dakota Counseling Institute – Chamberlain. Mitchell (Adults/Adolescents)
*Dakota Drug and Alcohol Prevention - Sioux Falls (Adolescents)
*Dakotah Pride Treatment Center – Sisseton (Adults/Adolescents)
*East Central Behavioral Health – Brookings (Adults)
*Glory House – Sioux Falls (Adults)
*Human Service Agency – Watertown (Adolescents/Adults)
*Keystone Treatment Center/Outreach Services – Canton, Sioux Falls (Adults/Adolescents)
*Lewis & Clark Mental Health Center – Lake Andes, Vermillion, Yankton (Adolescents/Adults)
*Lifeways, Inc. – Rapid City (Adolescents)
*Main Gate Counseling Services – Winner (Adolescents/Adults)
*Northern Hills Alcohol & Drug Services – Spearfish, Sturgis (Adolescents/Adults)
*Oglala Sioux Tribe – Anpetu Luta Otipi – Kyle (Adults/Adolescents/Women & Pregnant Women)
*ROADS - Rapid City (Adults)
*Rosebud Sioux Tribe Alcohol Treatment Program – Rosebud (Adolescents)
*Rosebud Sioux Tribe – Piya Mani Otipi – Mission (Adolescents)
SD Developmental Center – Redfield (Adolescents/Adults)
*SD Urban Indian Health – Pierre, Sioux Falls (Adolescents/Adults)
Sioux Falls Treatment Center – Sioux Falls
Solem Public Safety Center (Women's Prison) - Pierre (Adult Females)
*Southern Hills Alcohol and Drug Referral Center – Custer, Hot Springs, Rapid City (Adults/Adolescents)
STAR Academy (State Treatment and Rehabilitation Academy for Youth) – Custer (Adolescents)
*Three Rivers MH/CD Center – Eagle Butte, Faith, Lemmon, McLaughlin, Mobridge (Adults/Adolescents)
*Volunteers of America, Dakotas – Sioux Falls (Adolescents)
*Youth and Family Services - Rapid City (Adolescents/Adults)
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PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY (PRTF)
*Human Services Center - Yankton (Adolescents)
*Keystone Treatment Center - Canton (Adolescents)
*Our Home Inc. - Huron (Adolescents)
*Volunteers of America, Dakotas - Sioux Falls (Adolescents)
*Wellspring, Inc. – Rapid City (Adolescents)
CIRCUIT COURTS
Avera St Lukes – Aberdeen (5th)
Capital Area Counseling Services – Pierre (6th)
Carroll Institute - Sioux Falls (2nd)
City/County Alcohol and Drug Programs - Rapid City (7th)
Human Service Agency – Watertown (3rd)
Lewis & Clark Mental Health Center – Yankton (1st)
Northern Hills Alcohol and Drug – Sturgis (4th)
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SD Council of Substance Abuse Directors
A Network of Help when you need it the most!
South Dakota Council of
Substance Abuse Directors, Inc.
PO Box 532
2520 East Franklin Street
Pierre, South Dakota 57501
Phone/Fax: 605-224-0123
Email: [email protected]
Executive Director: Terrance L. Dosch
About the Council:
The Council’s membership consists of fourteen community-based chemical
dependency/addiction treatment services providers. Acting together, in partnership with the State
of South Dakota, CSAD represents a virtual statewide system of coordinated care. This group
represents the “front-line” or initial point of contact for most persons in the state who seek
comprehensive alcohol/drug prevention, treatment, or rehabilitation services.
Each agency contracts with the South Dakota Department of Human Services, Division of
Alcohol and Drug Abuse to provide services that begin the road to recovery for many South
Dakotans.
Additionally, skilled professionals are available to assist schools, communities, community
groups, clubs, organizations, to develop local drug and alcohol prevention efforts.
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We Believe
No one wants to experience a problem with alcohol or other drugs. No one wants a family
member, a friend, a loved one, a husband, or a wife to suffer through this daunting life
experience.
Yet, despite the best of intentions, about 10% of South Dakotans will need help with just such a
problem at some point in their lifetime.
The help people need can vary. One thing that is for certain: If you become dependent on a mood
altering chemical, primary treatment and aftercare are likely the best allies. Family or individual
counseling and treatment can be of critical assistance in repairing your life.
Years of experience and a significant body of research have taught us several key facts:
 Treatment can and does help people who are willing to work hard at change;
 Families are deeply affected by the problems associated with substance abuse
problems;
 Family members can improve the quality of their lives, even if their loved one
doesn’t recover;
 Chemical dependency is no respecter of age, sex, religion, race, or any other
factors for that matter. It can and DOES happen to ALL of society; and
 Addictions are far less about moral character than they are about loss of control.
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Mitchell:
Dakota Counseling Institute
910 West Havens
Mitchell, SD 57301
24 hour phone: (605) 996-9686
Help is available in your community:
Aberdeen:
Nadric Addiction Services
1400 15th Avenue, NW
Aberdeen, SD
24 hour phone: (605) 622-5950
Pierre:
Capital Area Counseling Services
PO Box 148
Pierre, SD 57501
24 hour phone: (605) 224-5811
Brookings:
East Central Behavioral Health
211 Fourth Street
Brookings, SD 57006
24 hour phone: (605) 697-2850
Rapid City:
City/County Alcohol & Drug
Programs
725 North LaCrosse, STE 300
Rapid City, SD 57701
24 hour phone: (605) 394-6128
Belle Fourche:
Addiction Family Resources
608 Fifth Avenue
Belle Fourche, SD 57717
24 hour phone: (605) 892-3039
Sioux Falls:
Carroll Institute
310 South First Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
24 hour phone: (605)336-2556
Canton:
Keystone Treatment Center
PO Box 159
Canton, SD 57013-0159
24 hour phone: (605) 987-2751
Sturgis:
Northern Hills Alcohol/Drug
Services
PO Box 277
Sturgis, SD 57785
24 hour phone: (605) 347-3003
Hot Springs:
Southern Hills Alcohol/Drug
Referral Center
1711 Minnekahta
Hot Springs, SD 57747
24 hour phone: (605) 745-6300
Watertown:
Human Services Agency
123 19th Street NE
PO Box 103
Watertown, SD 57201
24 hour phone: (605) 886-0123
Huron:
357 Kansas, S.E.
Huron, SD 57350
24 hour phone: (605) 374-3862
Serenity Hill (Halfway House)
16717 448th Avenue NW
Watertown, SD 57201
Phone: (605) 884-0650
Lemmon:
Three Rivers Mental Health &
Chemical Dependency Center
PO Box 447
Lemmon, SD 57638
24 hour phone: (605) 374-3862
Yankton:
Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health
Services
1028 Walnut
Yankton, SD 57078
24 hour phone: (605) 655-4606
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CSAD CRITERIA
CSAD MEMBERS ARE DISTINGUISHED BY TWO KEY FEATURES: 1) THEY ARE
COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE PROVIDERS; AND, 2) THEY FUNCTION WITHIN
THE FRAMEWORK OF AN EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY-BASED SYSTEM OF CARE.
CSAD MEMBERS MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING SPECIFIC CRITERIA –
A.
B.
COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES PROVISION REQUIREMENTS:
1.
PROVIDE AND ASSURE ACCESS TO COMMUNITY PREVENTION,
SCREENING, ASSESSMENT, EARLY INTERVENTION,
OUTPATIENT/INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT, CONTINUING CARE, CASE
MANAGEMENT, AND REFERRAL SERVICES TO SOUTH DAKOTA
RESIDENTS;
2.
PROVIDE INTEGRATED SERVICES TO PERSONS WITH COOCCURRING MENTAL ILLNESSES AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
PROBLEMS AND MAINTAIN EFFECTIVE LINKAGES WITH OTHER
HEALTH CARE SERVICES AND SOCIAL SUPPORTS;
3.
GUARANTEE 24/7 ON-CALL CRISIS SERVICES WITH ACCESS TO
COUNSELORS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE AGENCY;
4.
ENSURE THAT COMPLETE, LIFE-SPAN SERVICES ARE PROVIDED
TO ALL REGARDLESS OF ABILITY TO PAY, THERE BY ASSURING A
PUBLIC SAFETY NET FOR THE INDIGENT; AND,
5.
BE ORGANIZED IN A COMMUNITY-BASED, MISSION DRIVEN
MANNER WHICH IS CHARACTERIZED BY THE FOLLOWING:
 LOCALLY GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS
 RESPONSIVE TO COMMUNITY PRIORITIES AND NEEDS
 CAPABLE OF FACILITATING COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT
AND ACTION PLANNING
SYSTEM OF CARE REQUIREMENTS:
1.
NETWORK & COORDINATE PROGRAMS WITH OTHER CSAD
MEMBERS TO UNDUPLICATE SERVICES AND TO MUTUALLY
ASSURE THE AVAILABILITY OF COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES (AS
DEFINED IN SECTION A.1., ABOVE);
2.
COLLABORATE WITH OTHER CSAD MEMBERS TO EFFECTIVELY
MANAGE IN-STATE AND OUT-OF-STATE REFERRALS TO
MUTUALLY ASSURE THE ACCESSIBILITY OF COMPREHENSIVE
SERVICES (AS DEFINED IN SECTION A.1., ABOVE); AND,
3.
MAINTAIN ACTIVE PARTERSHIPS WITH – AND SERVE AS A
SINGLE POINT-OF-CONTACT FOR – STATE AGENCIES, LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS, AND COMMUNITIES TO SET STANDARDS,
IMPROVE CARE, ADDRESS PRIORITIES AND SOLVE PROBLEMS.
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PROGRAM/SERVICE DEFINITIONS
The following program/service definitions are derived from the Division’s 2013 Fiscal Contract
Amendment language and the current Administrative rules. Accreditation references in this
Directory are based on determinations made by the Department of Human Services, Division of
Alcohol and Drug Abuse as a result of annual on-site accreditation reviews.
Prevention Program: A planned and recurring sequence of multiple, structured activities
established to inform, educate, impart skills, deliver services, and/or provide appropriate referrals
for other services, through the practice and application of recognized prevention strategies.
Early Intervention Program; A non-residential program that provides early intervention
services to individuals, including those with emotional disturbances or mental health or medical
conditions, who may have substance use related problems, but do not appear to meet the
diagnostic criteria for Substance-Related Disorder. The program shall provide treatment needs
assessment, intervention, alcohol and drug education, education about co-occurring conditions
impacted by substance abuse, and referral;
Outpatient Services Program: A non-residential program which provides chemically
dependent/abuse clients, including those with co-occurring mental health conditions, a clearly
defined, structured treatment program on a scheduled basis. The provider may provide to each
client any combination of individual, group, or family counseling services as required by the
continued service criteria pursuant to ARSD 46:05:15:08 with no more than a maximum of 8
hours of counseling per week;
Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program; A non-residential program which provides
chemically dependent/abuse clients, including those with co-occurring mental health conditions,
a clearly defined, structured, intensive treatment program on a scheduled basis. This program
should include integrated programming and services for individuals with co-occurring mental
health conditions. Intensity of services required is a minimum of 9 hours and maximum of 19
hours of counseling per week; to be provided within 3 separate sessions, 3 separate days of the
week;
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (SLIP/SLOT): A non-residential program which provides
chemically dependent/abuse clients, including those with co-occurring mental health conditions,
a clearly defined, structured, intensive treatment program on a scheduled basis. The program
should include integrated programming and services for individuals with co-occurring mental
health conditions. There is special emphasis on relapse prevention planning. Clients who attend
this program are also receiving services in the clinically managed low-intensity residential
treatment program. Clients for this category must receive prior approval by the Division of
Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Intensity of services required for reimbursement is a minimum of 9
hours and maximum of 19 hours of counseling per week.
Intensive Day Treatment Program: Day treatment is a program providing a minimum of 20
hours for adults, 15 hours for adolescents of structured intensive treatment services per week.
The program should include integrated programming and services for individuals with cooccurring mental health conditions. Intensity of services required for reimbursement is 20 hours
for adults/15 hours for adolescents per week.
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Clinically-Managed Residential Detoxification Program: A clinically managed residential
detoxification program providing for the supervised withdrawal from alcohol or drugs of persons
without known serious physical complications and without acute psychiatric decomposition
requiring a higher level of care. Such facilities welcome individuals with co-occurring mental
health and medical conditions, where such conditions are not sufficiently acute or unstable to
warrant a higher level of care than can be provided in a non-medical facility. The program shall
furnish temporary care, including provisions for taking prescribed medical or mental health
medication, information, counseling, evaluation and referral, and provide for entry into the
continuum of treatment services;
Level III.1 Clinically-Managed Low-Intensity Residential Treatment Program; A residential,
peer oriented treatment program of sub acute care designed to aid the client's re-entry into
society. The program must provide direct alcohol and drug counseling, and support service
counseling by referral. The program shall provide case management services that will help
clients to find employment and to coordinate other services as may be necessary to facilitate the
client's successful re-entry into the community. The program should also include integrated
programming and services for individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions. Intensity
of services required is a minimum of 5 hours and maximum of 8 hours of counseling per week.
Level III.7 Medically-Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment Program for Adults; A
residential treatment program of sub-acute care, which provides medically monitored structured
and intensive treatment for chemically dependent clients. The program should also include
integrated programming and services for individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions.
Intensity of services required is 30 hours for adults/15 hours for adolescents per week. For the
adult program, clients may attend specialized topics that address specific needs outlined in the
treatment plan for 9 of the 30 required hours.
Gambling Program: Services provided to individuals determined to have a gambling problem and
services to individuals who are affected by someone else’s gambling, including those with cooccurring mental health conditions. Various levels of services designed to meet the needs of
individuals with gambling problems and their family members. Services can include assessment,
individual and group therapy, structured outpatient treatment, day treatment and Level III.7
medically monitored intensive inpatient treatment program for adults.
Recovery Support Services: Networks of formal and informal services developed and
mobilized to sustain long term recovery for individuals and families. Recovery Support services
may include home visiting, linkages to community-based programs, supporting the client’s
participation in medical or psychiatric care, child care and advocacy, self-help programs, peer
and faith-based support groups, transportation, monitoring and outreach, parent education and
child development, employment services and job training.
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Facility:
County: Davison
Faith Based:
ABBOTT HOUSE, INC.
314 WEST HAVENS
PO BOX 700
MITCHELL, SD 57301
Phone: 605-996-2070
Fax: 605-996-2395
Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm
Website: www.abbotthouse.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Clinical Director:
Counselors:
Eric Klooz, [email protected]
Jody Monson, CCDCT, [email protected]
Elaine Reid, CCDCT, [email protected]
Della Plume, CCDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 8/2:
Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services, Prevention
Area Served:
Aurora, Brule, Davison, Hanson, Hutchinson, McCook, Sanborn counties
Eligibility:
All ages
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Services:
Intensive outpatient treatment, aftercare services, early intervention classes, moral reconation
therapy, individual counseling
Description:
Abbott House Community Services provides community outpatient services: Level II.1 Intensive
Outpatient Services; Level I Aftercare and Individual programming; DUI classes; primary and
intensive prevention groups. We are staffed with certified counselors and provide guidance and
support for those seeing new priorities through addiction recovery.
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Facility: Non-Profit
County: Corson
Faith Based: No
ABERDEEN AREA YOUTH REGIONAL TREATMENT CENTER
12451 Highway 1806
PO Box 680
Mobridge, SD 57601
Phone: 605-845-7181
Fax: 605-845-5072
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Website: www.ihs.gov/MedicalPrograms/behavioral/AAYRTC/index.cfm
Contacts:
Program Director:
Acting Clinical Dir.:
Admissions:
MIS:
CPN:
Counselors:
Counselor Trainee:
Psychologist:
Family Therapist:
Education Spec.:
Lavon Booth, [email protected]
Sue Stone, [email protected]
Rose Bird Horse, [email protected]
Brian Bunn, [email protected]
Mary Herman, [email protected]
Carmen Cutt, CCDCII
Dorothy McCurdy, CCDCIII
Charles Prevendoski, [email protected]
Sue Stone, Dr. of Psychology, [email protected]
Victor Moretta, [email protected]
Tedi Claymore, KSPED Teacher, [email protected]
Accreditation 1/1:
Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment Program for Adolescents
Area Served:
19 Tribes and 5 Urban Indian Program in North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa
Eligibility:
Adolescents (13-17 years of age), enrolled members of a Federally recognized Tribe with a primary
diagnosis of drug or other drug addiction/abuse.
Fees:
As a federally funded and operated facility, the YRTC utilizes the Center for Medical Services to
determine the reimbursable DRG rate/fee. Indigent funding is available.
Services:
Residential alcohol and other drugs addiction or abuse treatment and therapy provided through
individual or group therapy. On-site education services provided by a South Dakota Department of
Education certified alternative education program.
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Description:
The program provides the adolescents with a treatment and therapy plan that incorporates Lakota
Indian culture and spiritualism into the delivery of individual and group therapy and experiential
outings. In addition, the twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous
(NA) are introduced and practiced through; Step study sessions, Big Book sessions, Ala-teen, AlAnon and AA meetings.
The “Truthought Corrective Thinking Process” is utilized and paralleled to the Lakota Indian Value
system as a means to assist the adolescent with their decision making processes and practice more
acceptable behavior for all environments of their lives.
Health promotion and disease prevention education; diabetes, obesity/dietary, smoking cessation,
etc., are provided as part of the treatment curriculum. Basic life skills are included as part of
treatment and alternative education curriculum.
Family Days: Adult family members (18 or older) are invited to participate in family sessions
which occur during the treatment episode for each adolescent with activities to assist the family
with communication and to assist the adolescent with relapse prevention.
Bed Count: 18 (8 Female and 10 male)
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County: Butte
Faith Based: No
ADDICTION FAMILY RESOURCES
608 5th Avenue
Belle Fourche, SD 57717-1214
Phone: 605-892-3039(24 hours)
Chuck Wallin: 605-645-2598
Fax: 605-892-3158
Hours: 9:00-4:30pm (M-F)
Website: afr-imfr.com
Contacts:
EdD CEO:
Clinical Director:
Admissions/MIS/Office Mgr:
Clinical Records Mgr.:
Fiscal Contact:
Counselors:
Chuck Wallin, [email protected]
Julie Birner, CCDCII, [email protected]
Connie Brown, [email protected]
Terri Moross, [email protected]
Chuck Wallin, [email protected]
Julie Birner, CCDCII, [email protected]
Rosee Hansen, CCDCII, [email protected]
Linda Muise, CDCT, MS, NCC, [email protected]
Accreditation 12/13:
Day Treatment, Early Intervention, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Regional
Eligibility:
Must meet ASAM admission criteria for specific level of care.
Fees:
Intensive Outpatient Day Treatment self-pay and third party payers are charged $130.00/day.
Assessments are $150.00. Aftercare program is a $7.50 fee for each session. An evaluation is
$200.00 for each evaluation. Individual Counseling and Intensive Outpatient Counseling services
are listed in the AFR fee schedule. The services eligible for State Social Services Division of
Community Behavioral Health fee payments will be filed for payment. The client is responsible for
the fee payment, if not eligible for state payment.
Services:
Intensive Outpatient Day Treatment lasts 29 days or longer. Continued Care program is a minimum
of 24 sessions.
Bed Count: 18
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Facility: Non-Profit (Hospital Based)
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: Yes
AVERA MCKENNAN HOSPITAL
Behavioral Health Services
Addiction Recovery Program
Avera Professional Plaza
2412 South Cliff Avenue
Phone: 605-322-4079
Fax: 605-322-4080
Hours: 8:30am-6:00pm (M-F)
Evening Programming/Groups (M-TH)
Contacts:
Asst. Vice President: Steve Lindquist, ACSW, CSW-PIP, QMHP, [email protected]
Director EAP/Outpatient Services: Mary Wolf, LPC-MH, CEAP, [email protected]
Program Supv.:
Craig Kindrat, MS, LPC, LMFT, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Admissions:
Michelle Peters, [email protected]
Counselors:
Jennifer Albrecht, LPC, CCDCIII
Lana Smith, LMFT, QMHP, CCDCIII
Amanda McKnelly, MB, CCDCIII
Leah Rath, MA, LPC, CCDCIII
Craig Kindrat, MS, LPC, LMFT, CCDCIII
Stacy Gorman, MS, LPC-MH, QHMP, CCDCIII
Jim Green, CCDCII
Counselor Trainee: Elizabeth Jensema, MSW, LCSW, CDCT
Greg Brostad, PC, QMHP, CDCT
Early Intervention, Gambling, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services. (Also
accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, JCAHO).
Area Served:
Sioux Falls region including South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska
Eligibility:
Must meet American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Patient Placement Criteria for adults.
Fees:
Fees vary with different services; accepts insurance, medicare, payment plan options available.
Description:
Comprehensive treatment program for individuals, couples, and families affect by substance abuse,
compulsive gambling, other addictive behaviors, and interrelated emotional difficulties. Courtapproved provider for the assessment and/or treatment of substance abuse and/or gambling-related
offenses. Specializing in Co-occurring services (the treatment of substance abuse/gambling
conditions as well as mental health issues such as bipolar disorder, clinical depression and anxiety
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conditions). The multi-level program includes Intensive Outpatient Treatment and two Relapse
Prevention levels of care. Assistance available for adolescents includes: evaluations, individual and
family counseling, and prevention services. Services provided for various Employee Assistance
Programs. Offers specialized recovery services for health care practitioners inclusive of physicians,
pharmacists, nurses, dentists and other health care professionals with state and/or national
licensure/certification credentials. Addiction Recovery Program also provides a specialized Pain
Management Group and a Facilitated Eating Disorder Support Group. Day time and evening
programs for structured intensive outpatient and outpatient levels of care available.
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Facility: Non-Profit (Hospital Based)
County: Brown
Faith Based: Yes
AVERA ST LUKES
Worthmore Addiction Services
1206 South Main Street
Aberdeen, SD 57401
Phone: 605-622-5800 or 1-800-952-2250
Fax: 605-622-5808
Hours: 24 hours per day
Contacts:
Director:
Jan Patterson, MS, RN, [email protected]
Clinical Mgr./Admissions:
Julie Pfeifer, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Business Mgr./Fiscal Contact: Jeff Steele, [email protected]
MIS/STARS:
Alyssa Smith, [email protected]
MIS/STARS (Nadric):
Linda Usselman, [email protected]
CPN:
Jamie Milbrandt, CDCT, [email protected]
Counselors:
Jodi Hepperle, CCDCII, [email protected]
Karen Hofer, CCDCII, [email protected]
Angela Pearson, CCDCII, [email protected]
Kristi Gienger, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Jackie Grote, CCDCII, [email protected]
Andrea Zeller, CCDCII, [email protected]
Jim White, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Aaron Marker, CDCT, [email protected]
(School Based)
Salesi Mounga, CDCT, [email protected]
Jordan Palmer, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 2/28:
Day Treatment, Early Intervention, Gambling, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services,
Prevention
Area Served:
Unlimited
Eligibility:
Residential – 18 and above;
Outpatient – all ages
Fees:
Fixed fees. Insurance coverage when available. Medicare benefit to those who meet criteria.
Sliding fee scale when needed.
Services/Description:
Alcohol/Drug and Gambling evaluation/assessments, information and referral services, day
treatment (with lodging available), adult and adolescent intensive outpatient treatment, family
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program, employee assistance program, medical detox, adolescent prevention/diversion program,
DUI offender program, community prevention project which provides information and networking
with individuals, groups and other agencies. Treatment programs are for alcohol, drugs and
gambling.
Description: All levels of care are determined by the ASAM Patient Placement Criteria.
Worthmore Residential: Level 2.5, residential day treatment is a level of care which includes a
daily minimum of 6-8 hours of didactic programming, counseling, group therapy, family conjoint
sessions, lectures, videos and peer support. Daily attendance is mandatory. The patient must not
need daily medical supervision. Meals and lodging are included in this level of care. The length of
stay is individualized but generally is four (4) weeks in length. While the patient is in treatment,
families and loved ones are invited to attend the family program, which is an intensive 1-1/2 day
program. There is no cost for the program if a member of the family is in treatment.
Bed space is generally between 15 -18.
Worthmore Outpatient: Direct services for the chemically addicted: a) evaluation of each
chemically addicted person and the family to determine total rehabilitation program, b) provide
information on all aspects of chemical addiction, c) all types and methods of counseling such as
outpatient treatment program, individual, group, family-group, d) referral to appropriate agencies, e)
follow-up, f) prevention and education programs and also a community mobilization project which
includes a community prevention networker to coordinate prevention activities.
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Facility: Profit
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
BARTELS COUNSELING SERVICES, INC.
101 West 69th Street, STE 100
Phone: 605-310-0032
Fax: 605-271-0200
Hours: 8:00am-9:00pm (M-TH)
8:00am-5:00pm (F)
8:00am-3:00pm (Saturday)
Evenings and weekends by appointment
Website: www.bartelscounselingservices.com
Contacts:
Director: Sherry L. Bartels, MA, NCC, LPC-MH, QMHP, ACS, CCDC-III, [email protected]
Business Manager:
Shane Bartels, [email protected]
(Admissions/MIS/STARS):
Accreditation 4/6:
Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Services, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Sioux Falls and surrounding communities, SW Minnesota, NW Iowa
Eligibility:
Individuals, couples, and families appropriate for outpatient services related to mental/behavioral
health and/or chemical dependency concerns.
Fees:
Methods of payment: Insurance, Medicaid, State funding, sliding fee scale.
Services/Description:
Assessment/Evaluation (adult & adolescent):
Evaluation services that begin by gathering detailed information regarding an individual’s chemical
use and general mental health functioning. The evaluation progresses to identify any effects
chemical use has had on specific life areas. Evaluations determine if and what criteria for chemical
abuse or dependency and any mental health disorders have been met. Finally, evaluations provide a
comprehensive recommendation for the most appropriate level of care.
Intensive Outpatient Chemical Dependency Treatment Services (adult & adolescent):
Designed to focus on core issues related to addiction, life areas affected, family functioning,
spirituality and over-all mental health. This program provides a highly interactive environment
allowing individuals to experience informative, energetic, and genuine interactions with others
utilizing targeted discussions and activities. The Intensive Outpatient Services Program is provided
in an open-ended group setting. Program members may participate in individual, couples and
family sessions as needed.
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Outpatient Chemical Dependency Treatment Services (adult & adolescent):
Designed to focus on core issues related to chemical dependency, relapse prevention, spirituality,
mental health and over all long term change. This program provides a highly interactive
environment allowing individuals to experience informative, energetic and genuine interactions
with others utilizing targeted discussions and activities. Individual and group services are available.
Individual, Couples and Family Therapy:
Designed to focus on issues related to family functioning, anxiety and mood disorders, chemical
dependency, stress management and spiritual development.
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
FULL CIRCLE
350 Elk Street
Phone: 605-343-7262 or 1-800-299-6023
Fax: 605-721-2875
Hours: 24 hours per day
Website: www.behaviormanagement.org
Contacts:
CEO Director:
Program Director:
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Business Manager:
Alan Solano, [email protected]
Laura Longville, [email protected]
Linda Rush, [email protected]
Laura Longville, [email protected]
Linda Reidt Kilber, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/27:
Level III.1 Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential, Early Intervention, Gambling, Medically
Monitored Intensive Inpatient for Adults, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
State of South Dakota
Eligibility:
Females, ages 18 and above who are pregnant and in need of chemical dependency treatment and
females with dependent children (to age 8) in need of chemical dependency treatment.
Fees:
Title 19 Reimbursement, insurance, State funds and Access to Recovery
Services:
Treatment Needs Assessments, Level III.7 Inpatient Residential Programming, Level III.I Low
Intensity Residential, Recovery Support Services, Gambling Assessments, Level I Outpatient
Individual and Group Services.
Description:
Assessment and residential treatment for pregnant and/or parenting adult females and their children.
Full Circle is a residential program located in Rapid City, SD for 18 and older pregnant and
parenting females, and their dependent children, who are struggling with drinking and/or taking
drugs and who lack the ability to abstain from drinking or taking drugs. This program provides
coordinated substance abuse intervention and treatment, health care, and supportive services to
pregnant and/or parenting women.
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The goals of Full Circle are for participants to develop a recovery based lifestyle, make a
successful transition into independent living arrangements, be quality parents to their children,
and avoid long term dependency on the social services system. The program consists of 3 phases.
Phase One is medically monitored inpatient chemical dependency treatment and lasts typically 6
weeks. In this phase, the clients learn how drug and alcohol use affects them and their children,
new ways of coping with life, or relating to others and self, and they acquire the tools they need
to aid them in living a recovery oriented lifestyle. Phase 2 is the Clinically Managed Low
Intensity Residential Phase of the program and is designed to provide women with a safe, secure,
and structured place to stay before and after the baby is born. Case Managers help obtain housing
and become involved in education, vocational programs, and parenting classes among other
services. Residents are encouraged to utilize the group home styled facilities for 3 months post
birth. In Phase 3, Full Circle offers case management and aftercare services upon a client’s
discharge from Phase 2. Services included in this phase would be continued provision of support
groups and counseling, as well as ongoing linking with vocational, childcare, educational, and
support services in the community. Women can be referred to this facility by Law Enforcement,
Social Services, Human Services, Tribal Entities, the private sector such as physicians and
attorneys, and others including family members.
Bed Count: 14
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Facility:
County: Codington
Faith Based: No
DR. MARK BONTREGER
525 5th Street SE, STE L-13
Watertown, SD 57201
Phone: 605-882-0800
Fax: 605-882-0861
Hours: 9:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Director,
Business Manager:
MIS/STARS:
Counselor:
Dr. Mark Bontreger, CCDC III, [email protected]
Dr. Mark Bontreger, CCDC III
Bonny Sandvik, [email protected]
Teresa Madsen, CCDC II
Accreditation 9/30:
Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Watertown and surrounding communities
Eligibility: Open
Fees: Fixed
Services:
Alcohol/Drug Evaluations, Psychological Testing and Evaluations, Change Companies 12 Hour
DUI-1 Program, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Aftercare Support Group, Family Counseling,
Individual Counseling
Description:
Dr. Mark Bontreger, Inc. provides a comprehensive range of drug, alcohol and psychological
services in a confidential and private practice setting.
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County: Hughes
Faith Based: No
CAPITAL AREA COUNSELING SERVICES, INC (ADDICTIONS SERVICES)
803 East Dakota Avenue
PO Box 148
Pierre, SD 57501-0148
Phone: 605-224-5811
Fax: 605-224-6921
Reception Hours: 8:30-5:30 (M-TH)
8:30-4:00pm (F)
24 hour emergency services
Contacts:
CEO:
Chief Financial Officer:
Clinical Director:
Clinical Coordinator A/D:
Admissions & Records:
Dennis Pfrimmer [email protected]
Loretta Jochim, [email protected]
Dr. Jodi Owen, [email protected]
Stacie Dailey, [email protected]
Susan West, [email protected]
Early Intervention, Gambling, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services, Prevention
Area Served:
Hughes, Stanley, Sully, Hyde, Lyman, Buffalo, Haakon, Jones and Potter Counties
Eligibility:
Open
Fees:
Sliding fee scale based on income and family size.
Description:
Continuum of care for substance abuse treatment; information and referral; assessment; diversion
and treatment for adults and adolescents; intensive adult, women’s and adolescent outpatient
treatment; stop DUI Treatment Count, DUI 1st offender program; sober living home,
individual/group/family counseling; adult, women’s and adolescent aftercare; co-occurring
diagnosis; and gambling.
The outpatient program consists of a director with full-time and part-time clinicians. Counselors
conduct individual, family, and group counseling, as well as intensive evaluation, referral services
and prevention. In addition to certified alcohol and drug counselors in the unit, the agency has
licensed psychologists with CODD available to conduct evaluations, and qualified mental health
professionals to provide supportive services for dual diagnosed clients. Psychiatric treatment is also
available.
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County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
CARROLL INSTITUTE
310 South 1st Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57104-6329
Phone: 605-336-2556
Toll Free: 1-888-254-4543
Fax: 605-339-3345
Hours: 8:00am-8:30pm (M-W)
8:00am-7:00pm (TH)
8:00am-5:00pm (F)
24 hour staff available (Halfway House)
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Clinical Services Director:
Fiscal Officer:
MIS/STARS:
Gary Tuschen, [email protected]
Amy Hartman, [email protected]
Jayne DeBoer, [email protected]
Sarah Gross, [email protected]
Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Level III.1 Clinically Managed Low Intensity
Residential Treatment, Outpatient Services, Prevention
Area Served:
Greater Sioux Falls area, Southeastern South Dakota, Southwestern Minnesota, and Northwestern
Iowa.
Eligibility:
Need for education, counseling, crisis intervention or treatment
Fees:
Sliding scale fee
Description:
The goal of Carroll Institute is to eliminate the problems associated with drug and alcohol abuse.
We address the problem of the individual first, helping them to identify the tragic results of
untreated addictions. Our counselors then stress the importance of learning how to make the right
choices in overcoming addictive thinking. Treatment helps one to recognize, accept and deal with
the problems that have resulted from abuse of drugs and alcohol.
Addictions always have a way of affecting so many more people, often impacting unintended
victims in the family. The Carroll Institute works with families as a system offering each member
the chance to participate in group and individual sessions to aid in the recovery process.
We provide all our clients with comprehensive and cost effective services. In so doing, the
Carroll Institute is committed to providing individual and our community, as a whole, leadership
and expertise in the prevention and treatment of alcohol and drug abuse and addiction. Below is
an outline of the services we provide.
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Services:
Prevention Programming:
Project Awareness: Prevention and Education. This program reaches over 14,000 young
people and families every year in the greater Sioux Falls area. The program was developed 30
years ago by the Sioux Falls School District, Courts and the local PTA after a young girl died
from the effects of drug abuse. What started as a drop-in center for kids has now developed to a
program with counselors in area schools within a 60 mile radius of Sioux Falls who provide
education, support training, crisis intervention with families and support groups for students
having difficult adjustments. Work with families is accomplished through two innovative
programs: “Level I” (first time offender’s program) and “Intensive Prevention Program” (IPP).
We also offer an 19-20 year old Young Adult Diversion Program. By design, family
involvement is mandated by referrals from courts and strongly recommended by Carroll Institute.
Early Intervention: The procedures by which a counselor identifies and evaluates an
individual’s strengths, weaknesses, problems and needs for the development of a treatment plan.
Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Services:
Carroll Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient & Jail Treatment: Treatment services for Adults:
Approximately 1500 people in southeastern South Dakota receive evaluations, urinalysis,
individual counseling, family therapy and group therapy, multiple-family group, Parent Support
Group and Aftercare each year.
Our Adult Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program is a comprehensive program for adults. It
includes corrective thinking, feelings investigation, self-esteem, anger/grief issues, goal setting,
relationship issues, support systems, relapse prevention, individual and family counseling and a
strong 12 Step foundation.
Our Jail Treatment Program is also an intensive outpatient treatment program for incarcerated
adults. This program provides Minnehaha County Jail Inmates with alcohol and drug issues the
opportunity to seek treatment and begin working towards skills necessary to live a clean and
sober lifestyle when they are released.
Our Aftercare Program is a one hour per week reconnection for clients beginning recovery from
drugs and alcohol. The group discussion topics are a more in-depth look at issues that can make
or break recovery. Topics include relapse prevention, trust building, values, feelings, anger
management, relationships, etc…
Methamphetamine Treatment Program:
Our Methamphetamine Treatment Program began on September 18, 2006. This program is a 12
to 18 month intensive outpatient treatment program utilizing the Matrix Model. Clients must
have a minimum of two weeks detoxification time prior to entering the program. They will attend
16 weeks of intensive outpatient services, (some will be residing in a half-way house while
completing this phase), followed by continued residential treatment if needed and 6 to 9 months
of aftercare services. Individual and family sessions are included. Family education is also
provided in a group setting. Contingency management is utilized for attendance and negative
urinalysis testing. Urinalysis testing is completed frequently.
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Prevention:
South Dakota Public Safety DUI Program: A prevention and education program using
standardized DUI curriculum focusing on changing risky behavior of drinking and driving. The
approach is non punitive requiring participants to develop a change plan – “…based on the belief
that people have the power to change behavior if they have the motivation and tools to do so.”
The target population for this curriculum is defined as first-time DUI Offenders age 18 years old
and above. The program is 12 hours in length meeting on two Saturdays each month.
Diversion Program: A prevention and education program 8 hours in length offered both day
and evening. The program is geared for 18-20 year olds using a Prime for Life curriculum
utilizing videos, lectures and discussions.
Intensive Prevention Program: A prevention and education program 16 hours in length offered
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. The program is geared for 19-20 year olds using a Prime for
Life curriculum utilizing videos, lectures and discussions.
Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT): Is an objective, systematic treatment system designed to
enhance ego, social, moral and positive behavioral growth in a progressive, step by step design.
MRT has 12 steps that attempt to change how individuals make decisions and judgments by
raising moral reasoning.
Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential Programs:
Arch Halfway House: A rehabilitative residence for men recovering from chemical
dependency: The “Arch Halfway House” has served over 3000 people since it opened in 1973.
Concerned families initiated the program and gained community support to purchase the former
Lutheran Church parsonage, which was converted to provide a halfway house program for those
returning to the community from inpatient treatment or prison. The Arch Halfway House phone
number is 605-332-6730 and has a capacity of 35.
Changes and Choices: Changes and Choices is a low-intensity residential treatment program
for women. It was established in January 2005 with the purpose of affording chemically
dependent women a safe, secure, drug-free facility to heal from harmful addictions in a positive
and caring environment. We are able to house up to 24 women at a time and provide all of the
essentials needed for a healthy and successful stay. Some program elements of the program
include but are not limited to secure, drug-free residence, daily nutrition, 24 hour staff,
individual, group and family therapy, employment assistance, recreational therapy, working to
develop a support system, life skills, relapse prevention, spirituality, anger management and
corrective thinking. Changes and Choices phone number is 605-332-9257.
Bed Count: 35 Men
24 Women
Arch Halfway House
333 South Spring Avenue
Phone: 605-332-6730
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Facility: Profit
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
CHOICES RECOVERY SERVICES, INC.
629 South Minnesota Avenue, Suite 101
Phone: 605-334-1822
Fax: 605-334-1823
Hours: 9:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Staff available 24 hours for after-hours calls
Website: www.choicesrecoveryservices.org
Contacts:
Director/Clinical Supv.:
Fiscal Contact/STARS:
Office Mgr./MIS/STARS:
Counselor:
Karen Johnson, CCDC-III, [email protected]
Karen Johnson, CCDC-III, [email protected]
Susan Wise, [email protected]
Bob Arshem, CCDC-III, [email protected]
Kate Zimmerman, CDCT, [email protected]
Blake Prochnow, CDCT, [email protected]
Cindy Ellefson, CCDC-III, [email protected]
Accreditation 9/1:
Early Intervention, Gambling, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Sioux Falls & surrounding communities
Eligibility:
Adults 18 and over.
Fees:
Fixed fees for substance abuse services. Payment plans available. Insurance coverage when
available. State funded assistance available for compulsive gambling and substance abuse clients
who are South Dakota residents and meet income guidelines.
Services:
Alcohol, drug, and gambling assessments. Intensive outpatient treatment for alcohol, drugs, and
gambling addictions. First offenders DUI program. Aftercare and MRT (Moral Reconation
Therapy) groups. SCRAMX alcohol and electronic monitoring.
Description:
Choices is a private for-profit accredited alcohol, drug, and gambling program providing affordable
intensive outpatient treatment services, assessments, individual, family and group counseling for
clients and their families.
Evening and weekend appointments are available on a limited basis.
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
CITY/COUNTY ALCOHOL/DRUG PROGRAMS
ADAMS STREET FACILITY
703 Adams Street
Phone: 605-716-2865
Fax: 605-716-6328
Website: www.penningtoncountysheriff.com
Contacts:
Director:
Program Manager:
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Brenda Wood, [email protected]
Greg Bartron, [email protected]
Dee Ayers, [email protected]
Marty Robbins, [email protected]
Accreditation 10/1:
Level III.1 Clinically Managed Low-Intensity Residential Treatment, Outpatient Services,
Community Placement for Specialized Meth/Opiate Treatment, Intensive Methamphetamine
Treatment for Adult Women
Area Served:
West River area primarily, others accepted on space available basis
Eligibility:
Adult males and females – 18 years and over
Fees:
Sliding Fee Scale
Description:
Transitional Care, Custodial Care Services and Outpatient Services:
Specialized Meth/Opiate Treatment: This is a specialized program offering a variety of
continuums at City/County Alcohol & Drug Programs’ Adams Street Facility (satellite office) in
Rapid City, SD for adult males and females. The program offers pre-treatment support services,
detoxification, day treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, outpatient services and residential
components to individuals with a methamphetamine and/or opiate dependence diagnosis. The
level of programming is based on client’s individualized needs. It also offers a follow up
continued care program to assist with ongoing treatment needs.
A basic description of each phase is outlined below:
Pre-treatment Phase: Individuals can engage in outreach recovery support services through
case management, individual and group counseling. Primary goals are to reduce fear, establish a
therapeutic rapport, offer emotional support, receive education on addiction and community
resources, and complete an initial assessment and treatment plan addressing immediate needs.
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Contingency management incentives are offered based on active participation in programming,
completing treatment plan objectives in a timely manner, producing negative drug screen, and
engaging in a higher level of treatment if deemed necessary.
NOTE: Random breathalyzer testing and drug screenings are conducted in all phases of
treatment.
Phase One-Stabilization: Initial and ongoing assessment in a Social-Setting Detox at CCADP
on Lacrosse Street in Rapid City, SD. The length of this phase is based on an individual’s need
under the direction of medical personnel. Physician, nursing staff, emergency medical
technicians and chemical dependency counselors will comprise the clinical care team during
Phase I. If a client is admitted and no longer experiences withdrawal symptoms, the client will be
moved into Phase II to begin Day Treatment.
Phase Two- Intensive Day Treatment: If deemed appropriate by counseling staff, clients may
enter the program at this stage and/or may be determined appropriate for non-residential
programming. This methamphetamine and/or opiate specific Day Treatment program consists of
20-hours of therapy per week. This phase includes individuals, group and family therapy. The
Matrix Treatment Model is an evidence-based curriculum proven effective for treating
methamphetamine and/or opiate addition. This model, along with the Truthought Corrective
Thinking curriculum, is used to assist clients in developing coping skills and responsible
decision-making. Motivational Interviewing, Stages of Change, and Client Driven Treatment
Plans are strategies used to assist individuals in the treatment planning process. Twelve-Step
sponsorship is highly encouraged in this phase of treatment. Case Management, EMT/Tech staff,
and chemical dependency counselors will comprise the clinical care team during Phase II. Mental
Health services are available, if needed, at Behavior Management System (BMS) or Sioux San
Mental Health in Rapid City, SD.
NOTE: Length of stay is based on individual’s needs and treatment progress.
Phase Three-Structured Living: After successful completion of Phase II, individuals may be
referred to an Intensive Outpatient Treatment program based on individual’s needs. This level of
care offers a minimum of 9 hours and up to 15 hours of therapy per week to include individual,
group and family therapy. Residential placement is available if needed. Case Management,
EMT/Tech staff and chemical dependency counselors will comprise the clinical care team during
Phase III. Individuals continue to work on primary chemical dependency issues, engage in
recovery support groups and establish social support networks conducive to recovery needs.
Phase Four-Community Placement: Residential services are available upon request. Average
length of stay is approximately 90 days. This level of care offers a minimum of 5 hours of
therapy per week. Transitional services support individuals in establishing independent living.
Continued Care Programming: Individuals are encouraged to participate in Continued Care
Programming to enhance recovery efforts. It takes time to build a solid support system and
establish working relationships conducive to recovery. Our goal is to assist individuals in
achieving their goals so they can enhance their quality of life.
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NOTE; Length of stay is based on individual’s needs and treatment progress.
Half–way House Residential Treatment:
Level III.I Low-Intensity Residential Treatment: The primary goal for this level of
residential care is to provide chemically dependent adult males a safe, sober, supportive
atmosphere during transition into the community. This level of care requires 5 hours of
group per week and average length of stay is 90 days. Program includes meals, shelter,
individual/group counseling, family education, employment assistance, referrals for nonprovided services, recreational activities, and transportation means. All clients will be
required to submit to random alcohol/drug testing throughout the treatment continuum.
Outpatient Services: Group and Individual Counseling services (Continued Care) are
available for individuals completing primary treatment programs. Length of program is
based on individual’s needs.
Bed Count:
52 Beds, Adult Males
22 Beds, Adult Females
Intensive Methamphetamine Treatment Program for Women:
Phase III (Structured Living) - Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential – Meth
Women consists of 90 days of Low Intensity Residential Treatment (Level III.1) at the
facility. For the first month, this level of care will require 5 hours of specific Chemical
Dependency Services per week, 2 hours of Corrective Thinking, 2 hours of Recovery Support
(AA/NA), 7 hours of Individualized Therapy and Release Planning. Individualized Therapy
may include; parenting, life skills, domestic violence, mental health counseling, and case
management. This therapy may be provided in a group setting or on an individual basis. For
the remaining two months, the client will be placed in regular III.1 programming which
requires 5 hours of Chemical Dependency Services per week. Random drug testing is
completed.
Phase IV (Community Placement)– Local Group and Individual Counseling for the
Intensive Methamphetamine Treatment Program. Phase four consists of 180 days, divided
into two 90 day sub-phases. At this point in the program, the clients will be residing in their
own residence. For the first 90 days the client will be required to attend 2 hours of Aftercare
(Level 1) per week, 1 hour of Recovery Support per week, and 1 individual counseling
session per month. For the second 90 days the client will be required to attend 1 hour of
Aftercare per week, 1 hour of Recovery Support per week, and one individual counseling
session per month, if needed. Clients will also be drug tested on a random basis by their
assigned Parole Agents. The client is responsible for all payments for the second 90 days.
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
CITY/COUNTY ALCOHOL/DRUG PROGRAMS
A Division of Pennington County Sheriff’s Office
725 North Lacrosse Street, Suite 300
Phone: 605-394-6128 Fax: 605-394-6890 (Main)
Hours: Detox 24 hours/7 days a week
Regular Office Hours: 7:30am-5:00pm (M-TH), 7:30am-4:00pm (F)
Website: www.penningtoncountysheriff.com
Contacts:
Director:
Medical Director:
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Clinical Supervisor:
Brenda Wood, [email protected]
Dr. Al Wessel, MD
Stacey Fielder, [email protected]
Marty Robbins, [email protected]
Michelle McIntosh, [email protected]
Accreditation 10/1:
Clinically Managed Residential Detoxification Services, Level III.1 Clinically Managed
Residential Treatment, Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
West River area primarily, others accepted on space available basis
Eligibility:
Adults – 18 years and over
Fees:
Sliding Fee Scale
Description:
Social detoxification, custodial care, counseling, supportive services, continued care, residential
and non-residential intensive outpatient treatment, family counseling, crisis interventions,
treatment needs assessments, drug and alcohol evaluations, counseling and support services, DUI
Offender Program, TruThought Corrective Thinking Curriculum, Moral Reconation Curriculum,
Intensive Methamphetamine Treatment Services for Adult Women transitioning from prison to
community, Specialized Long Term Day Treatment Services for individuals with meth/opiate
diagnosis, Street Case Management Program.
Detoxification: The Social Setting Detoxification Program provides short-term residential care
for individuals either intoxicated or withdrawing from drugs and alcohol. CCADP does accept
emergency commitment applications and involuntary commitments provider criteria is met and
funding is secured.
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Level III.1 Low-Intensity Residential Treatment: The primary goal for this level of
residential care is to provide chemically dependent clients a safe, sober, supportive atmosphere
during transition into the community following successful completion of treatment. This level of
care requires 5 hours of group per week and average length of stay is 30 to 90 days. The
Homeless Program consists of 6 beds for those persons in need of pre/post treatment services.
Those accepted into the program meet the Federal definition of homeless and can stay in the
program for up to 6 months. Programs includes meals, shelter, individual/group counseling,
family education, employment assistance, referrals for non-provided services, recreational
activities, and transportation means. All clients will be required to submit to random alcohol/drug
testing throughout the treatment continuum.
Continued Care: We hold 3 Continued Care groups weekly. Successful completion of a
treatment program is required prior to acceptance into the group.
Core: Provide counseling, support services, and/or initial assessments for chemically dependent
persons, or anyone adversely affected by the use of alcohol and/or drugs. Community information
and referrals of services are provided.
COD Outpatient Services: Individual and group counseling services are provided in
partnership with Behavior Management Systems (BMS) to individuals with co-occurring
disorders.
Intensive Outpatient Treatment: Program for both men and women: This program is an openended program. The length of stay is determined by the individuals needs.
Slip/Slot: Residential program where the client lives at the center and has the option to work
during the day and attend outpatient treatment in the day or evenings.
DUI Program (12-Hour): A 12-hour Public Safety program for first time DUI offenders can be
taken on the first and second Saturdays or the second and third Wednesdays of each month. Preregistration is required.
Sobering Beds: CCADP began a pilot project on February 1, 2012. This project consists of 7
beds in a ward for individuals volunteering to stay at the facility for purposes of securing a safe,
sober environment while detoxing from alcohol. Individuals entering into this program have little
to no desire to stop drinking. Blood Alcohol Concentrations must be under .280 with no history
of withdrawals. Mentors are on-site to try and engage these individuals in community resources.
Residential Intensive Outpatient Treatment/Slip-Slot: Intensive Outpatient Treatment is also
offered while residing at the facility if a safe, sober environment is needed.
Bed Count:
35 Detox Beds
18 Residential Beds
7 Sobering Beds
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Facility: Non-Profit (Mental Health Center Based)
County: Moody
Faith Based: No
COMMUNITY COUNSELING SERVICES
218 East 2nd
Flandreau, SD 57028
Phone: 605-997-3771
Hours: By appointment only
Website: www.ccs-sd.org
Contacts:
Agency Director:
Unit Director/Admissions:
Clinical Dir./Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Counselor:
Shawn Nills, [email protected]
Belinda Nelson, BS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Christy Bales, [email protected]
Kelly Johnson, CCDCII, [email protected]
Accreditation 9/30:
Area Served:
Lake, Miner and Moody Counties
Eligibility:
Open
Fees:
Sliding fee schedule based on annual income and family size.
Description:
Community Counseling Services Alcohol & Drug Treatment Unit is a community-based outpatient
chemical dependency unit with central offices in Huron and satellite offices in Wessington Springs
and Miller. A broad range of outpatient chemical dependency services is offered. These include an
intensive outpatient treatment program for chemical dependency, men's and women's continuing
care groups which meet weekly, DUI Offenders Program, chemical dependency evaluations,
individual, group, and family counseling. Referrals for inpatient treatment are arranged as needed.
Emphasis is also placed on community information and education along with in-service
opportunities for various local organizations. A broad range of services addressing the prevention
of substance abuse is provided. These include Youth Diversion Group (for adolescents who have
experienced some harmful consequences due to their alcohol and drug use), classroom
presentations, work with schools to provide substance abuse prevention programs. Community
Counseling Services also offers a full array of chemical dependency services in Miner, Moody and
Lake Counties through our office in Madison, SD and satellite offices in Howard and Flandreau.
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County: Miner
Faith Based: No
208 South Main
Howard, SD 57349
Phone: 605-772-4574
Hours: By appointment only
Contacts:
Agency Director:
Unit Director/Admissions:
MIS/STARTS:
Belinda Nelson, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Accreditation 9/30:
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Open
Fees:
Description:
Lake Counties through our office in Madison, SD and satellite offices in Howard and Flandreau.
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County: Beadle
Faith Based: No
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Unit
357 Kansas SE
Huron, SD 57350
Phone: 605-352-8596
Fax: 605-352-7001
Hours: 8:00-6:00pm (M-F)
24 hours/day phone service
Contacts:
Agency Director:
Unit Director:
MIS/STARTS:
Prevention Specialist:
IOP Facilitators:
DUI Instructor:
Aftercare Counselor:
Kristin Wheeler, MA, NCC, [email protected]
Randy Nelson, BS, CCDCII, [email protected]
Gary Reff, CCDC-II, [email protected]
Brian Harter, MBA, CDCT, [email protected]
Becky Currier, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 9/30:
Area Served:
Beadle, Hand, and Jerauld Counties
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale based on income and family size
Description:
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Lake counties through our office in Madison, SD and satellite offices in Howard and Flandreau.
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County: Lake
Faith Based: No
914 NE Third Street
Madison, SD 57042-2435
Phone: 605-256-9656
Fax: 605-256-2891
Hours: 8:00-6:00pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Agency Director:
Unit Director:
MIS/STARTS:
IOP Facilitator:
Aftercare Counselor:
DUI Instructor:
PRIME Instructor:
Kathy Johnson, MA, CCDCII, [email protected]
Kelly Johnson, BS, CCDCII, [email protected]
Rose Stephenson, MA, CDCT, [email protected]
Rose Stephenson, MA, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 9/30:
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Open
Fees:
Description:
Intensive outpatient treatment for adults and adolescents, counseling and support, continuing
care/Aftercare groups, referral, DUI classes, Community Mobilization and adolescent primary and
intensive prevention groups.
Community Counseling Services is a non-profit corporation with comprehensive services in both
Chemical Dependency and Mental Health. The CD unit is staffed with certified counselors and
prevention specialists.
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Facility:
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
COUNSELING RESOURCES
707 East 41st Street, Suite 222
Phone: 605-331-2419
Fax: 605-332-1020
Hours: 9:00am-8:30pm (M-Th)
9:00am-3:00pm (F)
9:00am-3:00pm (Sat)
Evening and weekend appointments available
Website: www.siouxfallscounselingresources.com
Contacts:
Admissions/MIS/STARS:
Business Manager:
Counselor:
Sue Harris, MA, LPC-MH, QMHP, CCDCIII
Sue Harris
Rebecca Trobec, MA, CCDCIII
Stacy Krall, MS, CCDCIII
Erin Nielson Ogdahl, MSW, CCDCIII
Jodi Petershagen, BA, CDCT
Accreditation 5/9:
Area Served:
Sioux Falls and surrounding communities.
Worthington, MN area (MNDHS Accredited)
Eligibility:
Individuals appropriate for outpatient treatment with alcohol and/or other drug use and
mental/behavioral health concerns.
Fees:
Fixed and sliding fee scale, depending on service
Description:
Counseling Resources provides confidential and professional individual, family, couple and group
counseling and evaluation to adults who need assistance with a broad range of concerns.
Individual and group counseling for chemical health issues, including evaluation and assessment for
adolescents and adults, prevention classes, substance abuse and dependency, co-dependence and
legal problems. A weekly Relapse Prevention Group is available as well as counseling for other
issues also available.
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A weekly corrective thinking group and electronic monitoring for those interested in sentencing
options related to legal problems. Additional services include drug screening, and alcohol
bracelets.
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County: Brule
Faith Based: No
DAKOTA COUNSELING INSTITUTE OF CHAMBERLAIN
STEPPING STONES
200 Paul Gust Road, Suite 102
Chamberlain, SD 57325
Phone: 605-734-5290
Fax: 605-734-0965
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F), evening groups as needed
Website: www.dakotacounseling.com
Contacts:
Executive Director: Michelle Carpenter, [email protected]
Fiscal Contact:
Michelle Carpenter, [email protected]
Asst. Dir./Admissions: Janae Oetken, CCDCIII, [email protected]
MIS/STARS:
Marjean Gab, [email protected]
Counselor:
Karen VonEye, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Sue Hellman, CDCT, [email protected]
Emily Vilhauer, CDCT, [email protected]
David Boothby, CDCT, [email protected]
Greg Johnson, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 4/13:
Area Served:
Brule County
Eligibility:
All ages
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Description:
Dakota Counseling Institute provide a comprehensive array of services to the consumers of our
community using research based curriculum with outcome measurements and dedicated staff
members. Services that are provided include: early intervention, intensive outpatient services,
prevention, outpatient services, and DUI classes. The office has mental health and psychiatric
services available as well.
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County: Davison
Faith Based: No
DAKOTA COUNSELING INSTITUTE
STEPPING STONES
901 South Miller
Mitchell, SD 57301
Phone: 605-995-8180
Fax: 605-995-8183
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
24 hour Halfway House
Website: www.dakotacounseling.com
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Fiscal Contact:
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Counselor:
Janae Oetken, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Cindy Unruh, [email protected]
Marjean Gab, [email protected]
Jon Nath, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Linetta Lewis, CCDCII, [email protected]
Raelene Sterling-Layne, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Karen VonEye, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Dennis Buckland, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Tiffany Weidner, CDCT, [email protected]
Christina Malters, CDCT, [email protected]
Brenda Habermann, CDCT, [email protected]
Stephanie Brooks, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 4/13:
Clinically Managed Residential Detoxification, Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment,
Level III.1 Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential Treatment, Outpatient Services,
Prevention, Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment, Gambling
Area Served:
Aurora, Brule, Davison, Hanson, McCook and Sanborn Counties
Eligibility:
All ages
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Description:
Dakota Counseling Institute provides a comprehensive array of services to the consumers of our
community using research based curriculum with outcome measurements and dedicated staff
members. Services that are provided include: early intervention, intensive outpatient services,
clinically managed residential detox, low intensity resident treatment, outpatient services,
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prevention, intensive meth treatment, medically monitored intensive inpatient program for adults,
gambling, MRT and DUI classes. The agency also has direct resources to mental health, psychiatry,
low income housing and assisted living.
Bed Count: 61
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County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
DAKOTA DRUG AND ALCOHOL PREVENTION INC
(PRAIRIE VIEW PREVENTION)
822 East 41st Street, Suite 235
Phone: 605-331-5724
Fax: 605-331-5725
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Website: www.prairieview.net
Contacts:
Director and CPN:
Business Mgr,/MAPP/MIS:
Admin. Asst./STARS:
SF School District:
Darcy Jensen, [email protected]
Kevin Jensen, [email protected]
Gussie Carter, [email protected]
Kevin Jensen, [email protected]
Celeste Uthe-Burow, [email protected]
Early Intervention, Outpatient Services, Prevention
Area Served:
Minnehaha County (Sioux Falls) and Lincoln County
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding Fee
Description:
Community Mobilization Project – Coalition for a Drug Free South Dakota dealing with
community issues and needs for drug education and prevention and Drug & Alcohol-Free
Communities Coalition specifically addressing the underage drinking problem through the Parents
Matter campaign. Both programs serve all ages with the goals being to mobilize the communities to
eliminate alcohol and other drug abuse. The school-based program is a comprehensive prevention,
early intervention and outpatient services program at each contracted school site in Minnehaha and
Lincoln counties. The program offers individual and group sessions, family counseling, drug and
alcohol screenings and assessments.
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Facility:
County: Roberts
Faith Based: No
DAKOTAH PRIDE TREATMENT CENTER
A Division of the Human Services Board of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate
of the Lake Traverse Reservation
388 Dakota Avenue
Sisseton, SD 57262
Phone: 605-698-3917 or
605-742-3114 (after 4:30pm & weekends)
Fax: 605-698-4449
Hours: 8:00-4:30pm (M-F);
During a residential treatment cycle we are open 24 hours per day, 7 days a week
Contacts:
Program Manager and
Admin. Asst.:
Youth Program Counselor:
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Richard Bird, MS, CCDC-III, [email protected]
DaVonna Keeble, [email protected]
Ronald Hill, CCDC-III, [email protected]
Andrea Eastman, [email protected]
Cassandra Kohl, [email protected]
Accreditation 9/17:
Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment,
Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Open
Eligibility:
Clients must be eighteen years of age or older, (adolescents between the ages of 11-17) meet DSMIV diagnostic criteria for substance abuse/dependence. Service to American Indians is a high
priority. Clients should be alcohol/drug free for 72 hours prior to admission and not in need of
detoxification services.
Fees:
Varies
Description:
Treatment needs assessment and evaluations, adult inpatient treatment, adult outpatient treatment,
adolescent outpatient treatment, continuing care for adults and adolescents.
Pretreatment Evaluations: Screening, assessment, intervention, prevention and treatment
placement by qualified/certified CD Counselors are available by appointment.
Adult Inpatient Program: Therapeutic services for chemically dependent individuals who meet
ASAM criteria for Level III.7 admission. The program incorporates traditional American Indian
teachings with 12-step concepts. The treatment philosophy is based on Red Road, Medicine
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Wheel and AA principles. The inpatient program is licensed as a twelve-bed unit. The usual
length of stay is 21-30 days. Thirty hours of educational and group therapy are provided weekly
in additional to 12-step study and attendance groups. Clients are provided the opportunity to
participate in an Inipi Ceremony and/or attend church services. Planned recreational and physical
activities are also part of the weekly schedule. Two-day family program is scheduled the final
week of treatment.
Adult Outpatient Program: Outpatient treatment services (Level II.1) are provided for
individuals who meet the ASAM criteria for Level II admission. The objective of the program is
to provide treatment for individuals who require therapeutic and supportive counseling and
referral services while living independently, who may have completed inpatient treatment
previously but relapsed, or for whom residential treatment is not otherwise possible. The
program meets three times per week in three hour long sessions for six weeks. A total of ten
hours of weekly education classes, group therapy and individual counseling are included.
Adolescent Outpatient Program: (Level II.1 Title 19 approval) Services to adolescents who
require outpatient treatment are provided. Clients should meet the ASAM placement criteria for
Level II admission. Clients who require inpatient treatment services are referred to an
appropriate facility. The outpatient program meets three times per week for six weeks. Family
involvement is required as part of the treatment process. The adolescent program also provides
continuing care for individuals who have recently completed treatment.
Bed Count: 12
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County: Brookings
Faith Based: No
EAST CENTRAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Chemical Dependency Unit
211 Fourth Street
Brookings, SD 57006-1917
Phone: 605-697-2850
Fax: 605-697-2874
Hours: 8:00am-8:00pm (M-W)
8:00am-5:00pm (TH-F)
Contacts:
Interim Director:
Program Coordinator:
Business Manager:
MIS:
PA:
Clinicians:
Michael Forgy, [email protected]
Vicki Albers, [email protected]
Lona Groos, [email protected]
Lona Groos, [email protected]
Madelline Carroll Schaal
Elizabeth Angove-Milianta, CDT
Melinda Wiedemann, CDT
Amy Osterberg, CDT
Erika Fox, CDT
Accreditation 3/13:
Area Served:
Brookings County, surrounding area and Flandreau Indian School
Eligibility:
Anyone
Fees:
Fixed and sliding fee scale depending on services
Description:
East Central Behavioral Health is a community-based agency that offers the following services:
comprehensive behavioral health assessments, individual, couple, and family co-occuring services,
individual and group counseling, continued care services, intensive outpatient treatment, gambling
services, primary prevention services, intensive prevention services, DUI classes, referral services,
crisis intervention, Stat indigent application for placement services and public information and
education.
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Facility: Profit
County: Brookings
Faith Based: No
FIRST STEP COUNSELING SERVICES
7020 Sunset Road
Brookings, SD 57006
Phone: 605-693-3629
Fax: 605-693-1326
Hours: 9:00-6:00pm (M-TH)
9:00-4:00pm (F)
Available 24 hour emergency service
Website: www.takeyourfirststep.com
Contacts:
Director/Admissions: Lou Ann Tietjen, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Counselors:
Lou Ann Tietjen, CCDCIII
Don Smith, MA, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 7/23:
Area Served:
Brookings County and surrounding area
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Fixed
Services:
Information and referral, intensive outpatient treatment, outpatient services, family and individual
counseling, diagnostic evaluations, community education.
Description:
First Step provides a low cost, community based intensive chemical dependency treatment
program. First Step provides small group therapy sessions, 9 hours a week for six weeks
throughout the intensive phase. Individual and family counseling is provided throughout treatment.
Weekly aftercare sessions are offered following the intensive phase.
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Facility: Profit
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
FIRST STEP COUNSELING SERVICES
4320 South Louise Avenue, Suite 200
Phone: 605-361-1505
Fax: 605-361-0481
9:00-4:00pm (F)
Available 24 hour emergency service
Website: www.takeyourfirststep.con
Contacts:
Executive Director/
Business Mgr./Fiscal:
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Counselors:
Lou Ann Tietjen, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Leslie Van Roekel, [email protected]
Tonya Keith, CDCT, [email protected]
Brenda Grimm, CCDCII, [email protected]
Accreditation 7/23:
Area Served:
Minnehaha County and surrounding area
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Fixed
Services:
Information and referral, intensive outpatient treatment, outpatient services, family and individual
counseling, diagnostic evaluations, community education.
Description:
First Step provides a low cost, community based intensive chemical dependency treatment
program. First Step provides small group therapy sessions, 9 hours a week for six weeks
throughout the intensive phase. Individual and family counseling is provided throughout treatment.
Weekly aftercare sessions are offered following the intensive phase.
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County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: Yes
THE GLORY HOUSE OF SIOUX FALLS
4000 S. West Avenue and 3920 S. West Avenue
PO Box 88145
Phone: 605-988-9100
Fax: 605-332-6410
Business Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm (M-F)
Operating Hours: 24 hours daily
Website: www.glory-house.org
Contacts:
Exec. Director/Fiscal Mgmt.:
Dave Johnson, MS, LPC, [email protected] (605-988-9102)
Assoc. Director:
Linda Atkinson, CCDCIII, [email protected] (988-9111)
Human Res/Compliance Off.:
Mental Health Coord.:
Treatment Coordinator:
Nicole Dvorak, CCDCII, [email protected] (605-988-9113)
Amy Ryan, MH, LPC, CCDCIII, [email protected] (605-988-9115)
Sally Holiday, BS, CCDCIII, [email protected] (605-988-9108)
STARS Administrator:
Emily Smith, [email protected] (605-988-9128)
Accreditation 5/1:
Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Level III.1 Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential
Treatment, Outpatient Services, ACA Accreddited
Area Served:
Primarily South Dakota
Eligibility:
Demonstrate the need for a structured environment; willingness to follow facility and program
rules; and obtain employment within 30 days of admission.
Fees:
Vary, depending on services provided.
Description:
The mission of Glory House is helping people claim their lives with Christian compassion,
resources, and support.
Glory House provides services for adult men and women with chemical dependency, and/or mental
health issues with the main population served being offenders. Services are offered in a residential
setting as well as outpatient.
Services offered are as follows: Matrix Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Methamphetamine;
Alcohol and Other Drugs; White Bison Wellbriety based Intensive Outpatient Native American
Treatment; Chemical Dependency Counseling including Aftercare, Transitional Aftercare,
Parenting; Corrective Thinking; Moral Reconation Therapy; Mental Health Counseling; Family
Counseling; Healthy Relationships; Coping Skills; Electronic Monitoring including GPS and
SCRAM.
Bed Count: 86
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
HORSEPLAY PRODUCTIONS HEALING CENTER
1101 EAST PHILADELPHIA STREET
PO BOX 276
RAPID CITY, SD 57709
Phone: 605-343-1620 or 1-877-343-1620
Fax: 605-343-1629
24 Hour on Call Staff
Contacts:
Director:
Clinical Supv.:
Admin. Asst.:
MIS/STARS:
Counselors:
Case Managers:
Shari Bradstream, MS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Cathy Larsen, MS, LPC-MH, QMHP, [email protected]
Shari Bradstream, MS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Connie Abie, [email protected]
Kris Jeakins, [email protected]
Carolyn Parker, MS, LPC, CDCT, [email protected]
Terra Dansby, CDCT, [email protected]
Kris Jeakins, [email protected]
Jay Christenson, [email protected]
Erik Bringswhite, [email protected]
Accreditation 8/30:
Area Served:
Pennington County and surrounding areas.
Eligibility:
Anyone, adults or adolescents, with alcohol/drug/co-occurring related problems.
Fees:
Set fees based on a sliding scale. Title 19 is available for qualified residents. Call the office to
inquire about State funding. Re-entry monies are available, please call for more information. No
one is refused service for lack of funds.
Services:
Alcohol and Drug Assessments
Mental Health Evaluation and Reports
Individual One-on-One counseling
Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient Group counseling
Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)
Domestic Violence MRT
Corrective Thinking
Anger Management
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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Life Skills Program
Case Management
Offender Workforce Development
Talking Circle/Inipi
Alcohol and Drug/Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Program
Educational speaking engagements
Educational corporate workshop training
Description:
The purpose of HorsePlay Productions Healing Center (HPPHC) is to provide information on
alcohol and drugs; information and education on co-occurring issues and developments;
education to prevent alcohol and other drug abuse; assessing a client’s need for care and to
provide the appropriate level of service based upon clinical assessment.
HPPHC was incorporated in accordance with the laws of the State of South Dakota on March 8,
2008 and began operation on October 1, 2009, by a local unpaid board of directors to provide
counseling and referral services to people affected by chemical use and to prevent chemical
dependency and co-occurring illnesses alone or associated with chemical abuse/dependency.
HPPHC’s procedures have been established to provide programming over a wide field of
services to include culturally-specific non-traditional approaches specialized to problems/issues
encountered.
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County: Grant
Faith Based: No
HUMAN SERVICE AGENCY
1303 East 4th Avenue, Suite 5C
Milbank, SD 57252
Phone: (605)432-4930
Fax: (605)432-5014
Website: www.humanserviceagency.org
Contacts:
CEO
Chief Operating Office of BH:
Addictions Coord.:
MIS Coordinator:
Dr. Chuck Sherman, [email protected]
Kari Johnston, [email protected]
Judy Resel, [email protected]
Rita Hansen, [email protected]
Patty Engels, [email protected]
Accreditation 2/24:
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (Watertown location)
Area Served:
Grant County
Eligibility:
Open to South Dakota residents
Fees:
Based on sliding scale and state of residence
Services:
Evaluations/Assessments, aftercare groups
Description:
The Human Service Agency provides a comprehensive range of adolescent and adult drug, alcohol
and gambling services. These include needs assessments, individual counseling, group and family
counseling and intensive outpatient chemical dependency and/or gambling treatment. Adolescent
services include youth diversion groups (Watertown office), aftercare support groups and
adolescent high risk groups (Watertown office). All services are geared toward evaluating,
assessing and treating individuals with co-occurring diagnosis.
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County: Roberts
Faith Based: No
301 Veterans Avenue
Sisseton, SD 57262
Phone: (605)698-4793
Fax: (605)698-4794
Contacts:
CEO
Addictions Coord.:
MIS Coordinator:
Accreditation 2/24:
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (Watertown location)
Area Served:
Roberts County
Eligibility:
Fees:
Services:
Description:
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County: Codington
Faith Based: No
HUMAN SERVICE AGENCY (Central Location)
Behavior Health
123 19th Street NE
PO Box 1030
Watertown, SD 57201-6030
Phone: 605-886-0123
Fax: 605-886-5447
Hours: 8:00am-8:30pm (M, W, TH)
8:00am-7:00pm (T)
8:00am-5:00pm (F)
Contacts:
CEO
Addictions Coord.:
MIS Coordinator:
Accreditation 2/24:
Clinically Managed Residential Detoxification, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient
Services, Prevention, Gambling, Level III.1 Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential
Treatment
Area Served:
Clark, Codington, Hamlin, Deuel
Eligibility:
Fees:
Services:
Description:
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Serenity Hills provides social setting detoxification, addictions long term residential halfway house
services for men with a co-occurring diagnosis. Human Service Agency provides psychotropic
medication management, psychological evaluations, psychosocial skills training, individual mental
health counseling and assistance with vocational rehabilitation, relations exercise and recreation
therapy.
The Human Service Agency in Watertown is a core service agency and comprehensive community
mental health center that also provides adjustment training services to the developmentally
disabled, mental health services, prevention services and additions services. These services adopt a
holistic and comprehensive treatment model that view all disorders as co-occurring and develop
treatment plans accordingly. We focus on the strengths of the client, invite family and peer supports
into treatment when warranted and requested and utilize other community resources to treat the
client from a systems perspective.
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County: Codington
Faith Based: No
Serenity Hills
1500 North Highway 20
Watertown, SD 57201
Phone: 605-884-0650
Fax: 605-884-0651
Hours: 24 hours a day 7 days a week (Serenity Hills)
Contacts:
CEO
Addictions Coord.:
MIS Coordinator:
Accreditation 2/24:
Clinically Managed Residential Detoxification, Evaluations/Assessments, Level III.1 Clinically
Managed Low Intensity Residential Treatment
Area Served:
Clark, Codington, Roberts, Hamlin, Grant, Deuel
Eligibility:
Fees:
Services:
Description:
Serenity Hills provides social setting detoxification, addictions long term residential halfway house
services for men with a co-occurring diagnosis. Human Service Agency provides psychotropic
medication management, psychological evaluations, psychosocial skills training, individual mental
health counseling and assistance with vocational rehabilitation, relations exercise and recreation
therapy.
The Human Service Agency in Watertown is a core service agency and comprehensive community
mental health center that also provides adjustment training services to the developmentally
disabled, mental health services, prevention services and additions services. These services adopt a
holistic and comprehensive treatment model that view all disorders as co-occurring and develop
treatment plans accordingly. We focus on the strengths of the client, invite family and peer supports
into treatment when warranted and requested and utilize other community resources to treat the
client from a systems perspective.
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Facility: State Institution
County: Yankton
Faith Based: No
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER
Adolescent Chemical Dependency Treatment Program (Steps Beyond)
PO Box 7600
Yankton, SD 57078
Phone: 605-668-3316 (24 hours) or 605-668-3418 (during the day)
Fax: 605-668-3565
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Website: http://dss.sd.gov/behavioralhealthservices/hsc
Contacts:
Program Director:
Social Worker/STARS:
CD Supervisor:
Jody Smith, MA, [email protected]
Sandra Mathis, MS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Judy Miller, CCDCII, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/30:
Level IV Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) for Adolescents
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Serves adolescents (12-17 years old) who are residents of the state of South Dakota. Applicants
must be evaluated by a certified chemical dependency counselor and meet DSM IV diagnostic
criteria for substance dependence. Pre-admission arrangements are required and can be made
through the completion of an indigent assessment packet at a Core Service Agency. All admissions
must be authorized by the Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse. The treatment length of stay is
dependent upon personal needs of the individual. Clients must be detoxed or drug-free 72 hours
prior to admission.
Fees:
Voluntary admissions are required to pay the $600.00 fee (effective 01/10) upon admission.
Additional charges will be assessed according to ability to pay. Medicaid will also pay for patients
who qualify.
Services:
Inpatient CD Treatment Program
Description:
Adolescent Chemical Dependency Program is a 20 bed co-ed program, which provides chemical
dependency treatment to adolescents, ages 12 through 17. The average stay at the Adolescent
Chemical Dependency Treatment Program is 60-120 days. The program is based on the holistic
approach of treatment utilizing the 12 Steps of AA/NA.
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Education services are provided to adolescents. These services are designed to meet individual
needs and keep clients current with the instruction being provided in their community.
Bed Count: 20
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County: Yankton
Faith Based: No
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER
Adult Chemical Dependency Treatment Program (Gateway)
PO Box 7600
Yankton, SD 57078
Phone: 605-668-3137
Fax: 605-668-3565
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Website: http://dss.sd.gov/behavioralhealthservices/hsc
Contacts:
Director:
CD Supervisor:
Social Worker/STARS
Admissions Counselor:
Jody Smith, MA, [email protected]
Candace Miller, MS, LPC, CCDCIII, [email protected]
John Snyder, BS [email protected]
Jessie Foote, BSW, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/30:
Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment for Adults
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Serves adults (18 years and older) who are residents of the state of SD. Applicants must have a
Chemical Dependency Treatment Needs Assessment (TNA) completed by an accredited provider,
must meet DSM IV diagnostic criteria for substance dependence and require Level III.7 treatment.
Anyone admitting to HSC must be medically stable upon admission. HSC may request additional
information on referrals prior to granting medical clearance for admission. All admissions are
prearranged with approval by the Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Patients must be detoxed
and drug-free 72 hours prior to admission.
Fees:
Voluntary admissions are required to pay the $600.00 fee (effective 01/10) upon admission.
Additional charges will be assessed according to ability to pay. Medicaid will also pay for patients
who qualify.
Description:
The Adult Chemical Dependency Program/Gateway is a 32 bed co-ed program which provides
inpatient chemical dependency treatment to adults 18 years of age and older. The program is based
on the holistic approach of treatment utilizing the 12 Steps of AA/NA.
Bed Count: 32
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Facility: Profit
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
KEYSTONE OUTREACH
7511 South Louise Avenue
Phone: 1-800-992-1921
Outpatient: 605-335-1820
Fax: 605-987-2365
Hours: 8:00-9:00pm (M-F) Outpatient
Contacts:
Director:
Outpatient Coordinator:
Admissions:
Carol Regier, RN, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Bob Brown, [email protected]
Nancy Richmond, [email protected]
Accreditation 9/1:
Early Intervention, Gambling, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Sioux Falls and surrounding communities, SW Minnesota and NW Iowa
Eligibility:
N/A
Fees:
$200 admission fee for voluntary admissions, additional charges will be assessed according to
ability to pay.
Description:
Outpatient program for alcohol and drug adults/adolescents. Gambling program – assessment fees
based on ability to pay. Key Solutions Employee Assistance Program and Community Solutions
Student Assistance Program.
Keystone Outpatient/Outreach Program offers an intensive outpatient program for alcohol and drug
problems, day treatment programs, a getting sober program, an individualized relapse prevention
program, a gambling program, a family and continuing care program, a parent support group, an
employee assistance program, student assistance program, intervention preparation and services,
aftercare, public presentations and supervisor/management training on various topics.
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Facility: Profit (National Based)
County: Lincoln
Faith Based: No
KEYSTONE TREATMENT CENTER
1010 East 2nd Street
PO Box 159
Canton, SD 57013-0159
Phone: 605-987-5659, 605-335-7711 or 1-800-992-1921
Fax: 605-987-2365
Hours: 24 hours a day
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Admissions Coordinator:
Fiscal Controller:
MIS/STARS:
Outpatient Coordinator:
Carol Regier, [email protected]
Nancy Richmond, [email protected]
Gary Lamberty, [email protected]
Carie Adera, [email protected]
Bob Brown, 605-335-1820, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/21:
Early Intervention, Gambling, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Level III.7 Medically Monitored
Intensive Inpatient Treatment for Adults, Outpatient Services, Level IV PRTF (Psychiatric
Residential Treatment Facility) for adolescents
Area Served:
Open
Eligibility:
Chemical dependency or gambling problems, dual diagnosis.
Fees:
Insurance coverage when available, and individual financial arrangements made when necessary,
state funding, Rule 25, and IHS. Medicaid payments for adolescent PRTF unit.
Description:
Pre-treatment evaluation, detox, adults and male and female adolescent residential programs,
aftercare, family program, pre-treatment counseling, intervention services, individual counseling by
appointment, intensive outpatient treatment, gambling treatment and dual diagnosis care.
Pre-Treatment: Free screening for adolescents, interventions, fee for adult assessment negotiable.
Residential Treatment Program: Adults and male/female adolescents (separate programs). A
residential facility operating twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, offering therapeutic
programs for chemically dependent or substance abusing persons, their families, and co-dependents.
Adolescents have a school program with a full-time teacher, psychiatrist and full time clinical
psychologist on staff. Adults may also be seen by a psychiatrist, psychologist specializing in chronic
pain and by a full time psychologist.
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Aftercare: Continued interaction with the client designed to support and to increase the gains made
in the treatment process. There are aftercare groups held at the Sioux Falls Outreach Center on
Wednesday afternoon and also Thursday night. Donations requested if able.
Family Program: There is an intensive 2-day family program, 9 am - 5 pm (Monday and Tuesday).
There is no cost for the program if a member of the family is in residence. While there is no charge
for the family program, there is a charge for meals. Family sessions are also held every Sunday
from 1 am - 2 pm. Parent support group is Wednesday evenings at the Outreach Center.
Intensive Outpatient: Eight week, structured, evening and daytime outpatient program. Family
included.
Gambling Treatment: Free assessment and six-week outpatient group or intensive inpatient
programs.
All programs accredited by the Commission of Acceditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
Member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Programs
Bed Count: 100
(Adolescents - 28)
(Adults - 72)
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County: Charles Mix
Faith Based: No
LEWIS & CLARK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
Alcohol/Drug Program
Outreach Office
Department of Social Services
Lake Andes, SD
Phone: 605-487-6082
Fax: 605-487-6082
Hours: 10:00-5:00pm (M-W)
Contacts:
Executive Director:
A/D Program Director:
Admissions:
MIS:
Counselor:
Thomas Stanage, Ph.D., [email protected]
Gerry Ebel, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Brenda Hoxeng, [email protected]
Tammy Liebl, [email protected]
Mike Snyder, CCDCII, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/30:
Area Served:
Charles Mix County
Eligibility:
Must meet ASAM criteria for treatment services. Must be at least twelve years old.
Fees:
Sliding fee scale based upon ability to pay. Some State support is available for certain services.
Services:
Outpatient counseling, education, referral; structured prevention services, intensive outpatient
treatment, structured continued care, alcohol and drug assessments, family counseling, crisis
intervention.
Description:
LCBHS is a community-based mental health Center in Yankton. This outreach site provides the
following A/D services: Treatment Needs Assessments; Individual and Group Counseling; Family
Counseling and Education; Primary Prevention Program based upon PRI curriculum; DUI class,
Referral Services; Crisis Intervention 24 hours a day; State “Indigent” applications for treatment
placement; Consultation and Education Services; Prevention Program Development; and
Community based targeted prevention services. Outpatient mental health services including
psychiatric care are accessible through the Yankton office.
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County: Clay
Faith Based: No
Outreach Office
28 East Cherry Street
Vermillion, SD 57069
Phone: 605-624-9148
Fax: 605-665-4673
Hours: 9:00-5:00pm (M-F )
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Admissions:
MIS:
Counselor:
Shar Schuldt, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/30:
Area Served:
Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Clay, Douglas, Hutchinson, Union, and Yankton Counties
Eligibility:
Must meet ASAM criteria for treatment services.
Fees:
Services:
intervention.
Description:
LCBHS is a community-based mental health Center in Yankton, with outreach offices in
Vermillion and Lake Andes. Services provided include: Treatment Needs Assessments, Individual
and Group Counseling, Family Counseling and Education, Intensive Outpatient and Continued
Care, Diversion services based upon PRI curriculum, DUI class, Referral Services, Crisis
Intervention 24 hours a day, Consultation and Education Services, Prevention Program
Development and Community based targeted prevention services.
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County: Yankton
Faith Based: No
1028 Walnut Street
Yankton, SD 57078-2999
Phone: 605-665-4606 or 1-800-765-3382
Fax: 605-665-4673
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Admissions & MIS/STARS:
MIS:
Counselor:
Business Manager:
Linda Peitz, AAS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Kristin Madson, BA, CCDCII, [email protected]
Shar Schuldt, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Mike Snyder, CCDCII, [email protected]
Glen Mechtenberg, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/30:
Area Served:
Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Clay, Douglas, Hutchinson, Union, and Yankton Counties
Eligibility:
Must meet ASAM criteria for treatment services. Some State support is available for certain
services.
Fees:
Services:
intervention.
Description:
LCBHS is a community-based mental health Center in Yankton, with outreach offices in
Vermillion and Lake Andes. Services provided include: Treatment Needs Assessments, Individual
and Group Counseling, Family Counseling and Education, Intensive Outpatient and Continued
Care, Diversion services based upon PRI curriculum, DUI class, Referral Services, Crisis
Intervention 24 hours a day, Consultation and Education Services, Prevention Program
Development and Community based targeted prevention services.
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
LIFEWAYS, INC.
1010 Ninth Street, Suite 2
Phone: 605-716-6555
Fax: 605-716-6557
Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm (M-F MST)
Website: www.lifeways.ws
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Business Manager:
KITS/STARS:
Paula Wilkinson Smith, [email protected]
De Glassgow, [email protected]
Paula Wilkinson Smith, [email protected]
De Glassgow, [email protected],
Accreditation: 7/30:
Area Served:
Western South Dakota
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
None
Description:
Lifeways, Inc. is a non-profit accredited alcohol and drug prevention, intervention and outpatient
counseling agency. We provide school-based programming in Rapid City and some of the Southern
Hills Schools. Staff provides comprehensive prevention and intervention services to each school
site which includes: evidence based curriculum, peer to peer activities, mentoring, early
intervention programming, screenings, individual counseling and groups regarding substance abuse.
Lifeways mission is “Building Bridges with Youth to Live Safe and Drug Free Lives.” The vision:
“Youth and Families: accepted, inspired, healthy.”
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County: Tripp
Faith Based: No
MAIN GATE COUNSELING SERVICES
208 South Main Street
Winner, SD 57580
Phone: 605-842-0312
Fax: 605-842-3523
Hours: 9:00-5:00pm (M-F)
24 hour phone service
Contacts:
Director:
Business Mgr:
Counselors:
Wayne Kindt, CDCT, [email protected]
Cathy Mayes, CDCT, [email protected]
Robert Hinckley, CCDCII, [email protected]
Nikki Shutt, CDCT, [email protected]
Jean Audiss, CDCT, [email protected]
Area Served:
Tripp, Todd, Mellette, Gregory, and Jackson Counties
Eligibility:
Desire for sobriety
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Description:
Assessment, Referral;, Individual Sessions, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient (aftercare)
Treatment, Thinking Errors Program, DUI Program and MRT Classes
The services provided are for adults and adolescents. Each individual will be evaluated by a
certified chemical dependency counselor to assess the level of treatment necessary to address the
individual’s problems.
The agency also provides 8 and 12 hour Adolescent Diversion Education Programs.
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Facility:
County: Bennett
Faith Based: No
MARTIN ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTER
204 Main Street
PO BOX 845
MARTIN, SD 57551
Phone: 605-685-6710
Fax: 605-685-6271
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-Th)
9:00-4:00pm (F)
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Clinical Supv:
Billing Clerk/Office Mgr.:
MIS/STARS:
Counselors:
Gayle Kocer, [email protected]
C. Suzy Dennis, [email protected]
Tracee Livermont, [email protected]
Gayle Kocer, [email protected]
C. Suzy Dennis, [email protected]
Tracee Livermont, [email protected]
C. Suzy Dennis, CCDCIII
Bonnie Beckstrom, CDCT
Irebe Red Cloud, CDCT
Linda Richards, CDCT
Morris Brewer, CDCT
Donna Haukaas, CDCT
Jamie Goodrich, CDCT
Day Treatment, Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services
Area Served: Bennett and Shannon Counties and the Pine Ridge Reservation
Eligibility:
Fees: Sliding Scale
Description: Adult and Adolescent TNA’s; Adult IOP and Continued Care; Adolescent Day
Treatment, IOP and Continued Care.
Other Services: Prime for Life, DUI, Anger Management, Money Management, Common Sense
Parenting
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County: Bon Homme
Faith Based: No
MIKE DURFEE STATE PRISON
Corrections Substance Abuse Program
1412 Wood Street
Springfield, SD 57062
Phone: 605-369-2201 EXT 3279
Fax: 605-369-4480
Hours: 7:00-4:30pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Director:
Sr. Secretary/MIS/STARS:
Counselors
Cory Nelson, MS, LPC, QMHP, CDCT, [email protected]
Kristi Chenoweth, [email protected]
Joseph Carda, CDCT, [email protected]
Joan Hudson, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Sue Chaney, CCDCII, [email protected]
Michelle Dvorak, CDCT, [email protected]
Brad Gibson, CDCT, [email protected]
Roddy Heinrich, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/2:
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Residents of the Institution
Fees:
None
Description:
Assessments for chemical dependency and pathological gambling, intensive outpatient treatment,
individual and group counseling, continuing care referral.
This is an outpatient program offering treatment for chemical dependency and pathological
gambling. Individual and group counseling is utilized. This program offers primary treatment
within the prison system. Referrals are made to community agencies for continuing care when the
client is released from prison.
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County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
MINNEHAHA COUNTY DETOXIFICATION CENTER
500 North Minnesota Avenue
Phone: 605-367-5297
Fax: 605-367-5571
Hours: 24 hours/day; 7 days/week
Contacts:
Supervisor:
Counselors:
Keith Larson, [email protected]
Lonna Heideman, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 12/1:
Clinically Managed Residential Detoxification Program
Area Served:
Minnehaha County
Eligibility:
Admission criteria is based on ASAM patient placement criteria for Level III.2.D ClinicallyManaged Residential Detoxification
Fees:
None
Services:
Level III.2.D Clinically-Managed Residential Detoxification
Description:
Bed Count: 16
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County: Butte
Faith Based: No
NEW DAWN CENTER
19271 Highway 79
PO Box 198
Vale, SD 57788
Phone: 605-456-2968
Fax: 605-456-9892
Hours: 24 hours a day
Contacts:
Director:
Admissions:
MIS:
Jim Fox, [email protected]
Accreditation 1/31:
Level III.1 Clinically Managed Low Intensity Residential Treatment
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Adult males only. Completed prior treatment programs, or awaiting admittance to treatment facility.
Fees:
Sliding scale
Description:
Clinically Managed Low-Intensity Residential Treatment, Long Term Residential. New Dawn is
located 18 miles north of Sturgis, South Dakota on Highway 79. We work to help the individual
with a chemical problem, which have been through previous treatment programs, to gain selfrespect, self-confidence and again become a productive citizen with emphasis on relapse
prevention. It is an open-ended program based on individual needs. The residents are required to
take part in the outdoor operation of the farm and participate in our work therapy program.
Bed Count: 24
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County: Meade
Faith Based: No
NORTHERN HILLS ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES INC
Black Hills Recovery Center
7205 Timberline Road
Black Hawk, SD 57718
Phone: 605-787-9200
Fax: 605-787-9123
Hours: 24 hour care
Contacts:
Executive Director:
CFO:
Clinical Director:
Admissions:
MIS/Stars/Fiscal:
Counselors:
Mary Wood-Fossen, BA, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Roger Merriman, [email protected]
Kathy White, CCDCII, [email protected]
Kathy Jensen, [email protected]
Barbara Samson, BA, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 3/31:
Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment for Adults
Area Served:
Harding, Butte, Meade and Lawrence, State
Eligibility:
Open
Fees:
28 day adult inpatient treatment daily rate is $300.00. Admission fee $150.00. Indigent funding
available for those who meet the guidelines.
Description:
Continued care services; 8 bed adult inpatient treatment services Level III.7, male/female.
Bed Count: 8
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County: Lawrence
Faith Based: No
3025 1st Avenue
PO Box 3
Spearfish, SD 57783
Phone: 605-642-7093
Fax: 605-722-3931
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
24 hour call system for after hours (605-787-9200)
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Clinical Director:
Receptionist:
MIS:
Counselors:
Mary Jo Chapman, [email protected]
Cindy Koelfgren, [email protected]
Karin Wood, LPC, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Paula Nason, MC, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Amanda Skinner, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 3/31:
Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive
Inpatient Treatment for Adults, Outpatient Services, Prevention
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Open
Fees:
Evaluations $160.00. Individual counseling sliding fee. Adult evening outpatient $1,555. Adult
inpatient treatment daily rate is $300.00 with $150.00 admit fee. Indigent Funding available for
those who meet the guidelines.
Description:
Evaluations, individual counseling, family counseling, adult and adolescent aftercare, and relapse
group. Primary prevention program designed for adolescents between the ages of 12-19 years old
who have experienced some harmful consequences due to their alcohol or drug use and do not have
an active diagnosis of alcohol or drug abuse or dependency. Community prevention services; 12
hour DUI 1st offenders program.
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County: Meade
Faith Based: No
1010 Ball Park Road, Suite 1
PO Box 277
Sturgis, SD 57785
Phone: 605-347-3003
Fax: 605-347-4944
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
24 hour on call
Website: www.abcnhad.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Clinical Director:
Receptionist:
MIS:
CPN:
Counselors:
Stacey Nickelson, [email protected]
Kathy Jensen, [email protected]
Kara Graveman, MS, [email protected]
Mark Nelson, BA, CDCT, [email protected]
Megan Watt, BA, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 3/31:
Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive
Inpatient Treatment for Adults, Outpatient Services, Prevention
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Open
Fees:
Evaluations $160.00. Individual counseling sliding fee. Adult evening outpatient $1,555.00. Adult
inpatient treatment daily rate is $300.00 with $150.00 admit fee. Indigent Funding available for
those who meet the guidelines.
Description:
Evaluations, individual outpatient counseling, adult evening Intensive Outpatient Treatment Level
II.1, Continued Care services; 8 bed adult inpatient treatment services Level III.7, male/female
Primary prevention program designed for adolescents between the ages of 12-19 years old who
have experienced some harmful consequences due to their alcohol or drug use and do not have an
active diagnosis of alcohol or drug abuse or dependency. Community prevention services; 12 hour
DUI 1st offenders program, Co-Occurring Disorders Continued Care Group.
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County: Shannon
Faith Based: No
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE – ANPETU LUTA OTIPI
“Living in a Red Day”
PO Box 275
Kyle, SD 57752
Phone: 605-455-2331
Fax: 605-455-2182
Website: www.anpetulutaotipi.com
Contacts:
Director,
Assistant Director:
Clinical Director:
Admissions:
MIS:
Counselors:
Terryl Blue-White Eyes, [email protected]
Sharon Little Killer
Stephanie Apple, NAAC II, CCDCII
Tina Two Crow, NAAC II
Stephanie Apple, NAAC II, CCDCII
Tina Two Crow, NAAC II
Lloyd Night Walker
Peggy Janis, CCDCII
Accreditation 3/31:
Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment for Adults, Intensive Outpatient
Treatment/Outpatient Services for Adolescents (12-17 years of age) and Adults (18 and over).
Area Served: Boundaries and surrounding area of Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
Eligibility: Native Americans/American Indians within boundaries and surrounding area of Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation. Services are provided for both youth (12 to 17 years) and adults (18 and
over).
Fees: None.
Services:
Outpatient counseling, assessments, referral, continued care, residential treatment, and DUI classes.
The Program meets all requirements for Indian Health Service standards of care and is recognized
by the SD State Division of Alcohol/Drugs to provide Intensive Inpatient and Outpatient services.
Clinical staff are nationally certified chemical dependency counselors/trainees.
Early Intervention: A nonresidential program providing direct supportive client contact, indirect
or collateral client contact, community information and coordination and liaison services. This
includes walk-ins, telephone contacts, family referrals and critical care contacts.
DUI Classes: 12 hours of education.
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Out-Patient For Youth/Adults: Who meet the criteria for this level of are or who are awaiting
inpatient treatment will receive the following services:
Treatment Needs Assessment
Treatment Planning with systematic treatment plan review
Individual Counseling up to twelve sessions
Group Counseling
Family Services
Client Education
Inpatient Program Residential Services: Anpetu Luta Otipi provides residential services with
each cycle averaging a 30 day stay.
Continued Care/Aftercare: The following activities are provided for up to 24 months following
completion of residential or outpatient treatment:
Relapse prevention education
Aftercare planning
Monthly Individual Aftercare plan review
Healing ceremonies
Weekly Aftercare support groups
Support system coordination and sponsor recruitment
Description:
Philosophy: Our peoples generational trauma manifests itself in addiction. Addiction, therefore,
reflects our loss and grief. Healing from addiction must include our cultural norms and healing
practices.
Belief: We believe that the Lakota Oyate (People) have endured hundreds of years of grief, pain,
and loss. Our Oyate have learned to cope with this loss through the use of alcohol and other drugs.
We, as Lakota service providers, believe that we can help our people to heal using our life
experiences and our culture to overcome alcohol and drug addiction.
Hope: Our hope for the Lakota Oyate is to live a life free of alcohol and drug addiction – this hope
must be built upon a foundation of our Lakota values, a natural relationship with the earth and a
sense of balance within the self. These teachings are all a part of the Anpetu Luta Otipi effort –
which then impacts the family, the community, and the next generation.
Values: The Lakota values are strongly emphasized in the program. The traditional Lakota values
of generosity, wisdom, courage, respect and bravery guide all aspects of the program. These values
provide the foundation for a healthy, alcohol/drug free lifestyle.
The 7 Directions Toward Healing: Specifically designed for the Lakota Oyate. A culturally based
curriculum which utilizes the Lakota values to assist the Oyate in realizing how their use of
chemicals negatively affects all parts of themselves and their family. A guide for Living in a Red
Day – a life free of alcohol and drug addition.
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The Oyate will Leave the Program With: Information and knowledge on how alcohol and drugs
affect them physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. A sense of self worth. A foundation of
self respect. A willingness to make the effort to “Live in a Red Day” without alcohol and other
drugs.
Bed Count: 7 youth and adults
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County: Beadle
Faith Based: No
OUR HOME, INC. REDISCOVERY
40354 210th Street
Huron, SD 57350
Phone: 605-353-1025
Fax: 605-353-1061
Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm (M-F) for all other services
24 hours a day for inpatient treatment
Website: www.ourhomeinc.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Associate Director:
CD Services Coordinator:
(Admissions):
MIS/STARS:
Counselors:
Steve Gubbrud, [email protected]
Steve Riedel, [email protected]
Blaise Tomczak, [email protected]
Dee Jones, [email protected]
Angie Peck CCDCII, [email protected]
Keith Fitzgerald, CDCT, [email protected]
Betsy Cihak, CDCT, [email protected]
Brent Engst, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 8/10:
Level IV Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) for Adolescents
Eligibility:
Applicants must be between the ages of 12 and 18 years of age and meet DSM IV diagnostic
criteria for substance abuse. Applicants must be evaluated by a certified chemical dependency
counselor prior to admission. If this is not possible, the admission shall be considered tentative
pending further evaluation. It is also preferred that an application packet be submitted prior to
client admission (emergency placement arrangements can be made by contacting the Chemical
Dependency Services Coordinator). Payment arrangements must be established prior to admission.
Fees:
Inpatient funding is available through the following: South Dakota Medicaid, Indian Health
Services, Tribal Funding, Insurance, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Private pay (funding arrangements
must be secured prior to admission).
Services:
Intensive inpatient treatment, intensive short-term relapse program, assessments, individual, family
and group counseling
Description:
The Our Home Rediscovery Program is an intense 45-60 day program designed specifically to
provide drug and alcohol treatment services to youth. There are three basic assumptions central to
the program approach. They are:
1. Chemical addiction is a disease and entails the entire ramification of other health disorders.
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2. Treatment services are best provided in an atmosphere of care and concern.
3. Developing sound peer and other social skills are critical in the recovery process.
The program also acknowledges that youth with substance abuse disorders typically present with
co-existing problems and multiple needs, which may or may not be the direct result of their
substance use. Therefore, the treatment process must focus not only on the primary substance abuse
disorder but also on the co-existing concerns that may exist.
The specific program philosophy and approach taken by the Rediscovery Program toward the
treatment of the direct substance abuse disorder is specified in the following treatment philosophy
and entailed assumptions. In conjunction with the treatment philosophy, the program offers certain
guideposts to assist in the treatment and recovery process. These guideposts include assessment,
treatment planning, individualization, progress review, case management and discharge planning.
Youth participation shall participate in the development of and receive planned tasks that are,
identified in the client’s Individualized Treatment Plan.
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Our Home, Inc. Short Term Adolescent Relapse Treatment Program
The Our Home Short Term Relapse Treatment Program is an intensive 7-18 day program. This
program is designed for adolescents with a diagnosis of alcohol and other drug dependence, and
who have successfully completed drug and alcohol treatment at least once. The individual must
have relapsed while living in the community. The purpose of the program is to assist adolescent in
re-establishing their recovery program and in making vital community connections to support
recovery. Therefore, the treatment process places a focus on identifying primary relapse “triggers”,
relapse prevention and developing a continued care plan. An emphasis is placed on family
involvement as well as involvement from the primary referral and other community support
providers.
The programs also utilizes outside resources; specifically, AA and NA as well as other community
resources to enhance the treatment process.
Bed Count: 20
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Facility - Profit
County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
ROADS INC
103 East Omaha
Phone: 605-348-8026
Fax: 605-388-8902
8:00am-7:00pm (F)
Contacts:
Director:
MIS/STARS:
Fiscal Contract:
Pete Sweitzer, [email protected]
Miranda Sales, [email protected]
Miranda Sales, [email protected]
Accreditation 12/6:
Area Served:
Western South Dakota primarily, others accepted on availability
Eligibility:
Adults – 18 years and older with a primary substance diagnosis
Fees:
$1,200 Intensive Outpatient; $120.00 Evaluation; $100.00 Individual Counseling; State Funding
and Title XIX available
Description:
Treatment Needs Assessment, Intensive Outpatient Alcohol and Drug Treatment Program,
Individual Counseling and Continued Care Services.
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Facility:
County:
Faith Based:
ROSEBUD SIOUX TRIBE ALCOHOL TREATMENT PROGRAM
#7 Hospital Lane
PO Box 348
Rosebud, SD 57570
Phone: 605-747-2342
Fax: 605-747-2111
Contacts:
Director:
Marcida Eagle Bear, [email protected]
Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Fees:
Services:
Description:
Bed Count:
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Facility:
County:
Faith Based:
ROSEBUD SIOUX TRIBE – PIYA MANI OTIPI
PO Box 428
Mission, SD 57555
Phone: 605-856-5530
Fax: 605-856-5527
Hours: 24 hours per day/7 days per week
Website: [email protected]
Contacts:
Director:
Assistant Director:
Office Manager:
Counselors:
Marcida Eagle Bear, [email protected]
Ed Parsells, [email protected]
Cecilia Fast Horse
Accreditation 4/23:
Early Intervention, Outpatient Services
Area Served: We serve the Rosebud Sioux Tribal boundaries which include: Todd, Mellette,
Tripp and Bon Homme.
Eligibility: All clients children area eligible for services, whether enrolled or not enrolled.
Fees: $130.00 assessments; $90.00 assessment updates; $500.00 continued care 12-2 hour
sessions; $300.00 a day for pre and post treatment; $1,750.00 intensive outpatient treatment;
$3,600.00 day treatment.
Services: We provide alcohol assessments, early screening, outpatient intervention services,
aftercare and pre/post treatment for clients to prepare them for treatment and follow up after
treatment and referrals.
Description:
We are a residential center for children that need to go to treatment, we provide pre-treatment
services in a residential setting to get the child familiar with inpatient treatment. We do alcohol
assessments, early screening, outpatient services, intervention, post treatment services after child
comes back from treatment we work with the child and parents to maintain sobriety in the home.
Bed Count: 16
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Facility: Sioux Falls Treatment Facility
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
SIOUX FALLS TREATMENT CENTER
2519 West 8th Street
Phone: 605-332-3236
Fax: 605-334-5026
7:00am-11:00am (Saturday
Website: www.methadonetreatmentcenter.com
Contacts:
Director:
Fiscal Contact:
Mary Gochal, [email protected]
Mary Gochal, [email protected]
Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Sioux Falls and surrounding communities within commuting distance
Eligibility:
18 years or over, Opioid dependence
Fees:
$40.00 admission fee, $12.00 daily fee (includes medication, counseling and random drug screens)
Description:
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP), Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), Outpatient Treatment
for opioid dependence using both medication and individual counseling.
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County: Hughes
Faith Based: No
SOLEM PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER
Women’s Chemical Dependency Program
3200 East Hwy 34
Pierre, SD 57501
Phone: 605-773-8470
Fax: 605-773-4850
Contacts:
Director:
Counselors:
Janelle Fottmeyer, CDCT, [email protected]
Christine Howard, CCDCI, [email protected]
Lane Madsen, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Tanya Tuffs, CDCT, [email protected]
Jenna Nielsen, CDCT, [email protected]
Sarah Gran, CDCT, [email protected]
Samantha Nielsen, CDCT, [email protected]
Katie Gillaspie, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 5/1:
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Clients must be an inmate of SDWP
Fees:
No fees
Description:
Treatment Needs Assessments, Intensive Outpatient Services to include primary, Native American,
Methamphetamine specific, and continuing care referral. This is an outpatient treatment program
for chemical dependency. Individual and group counseling is utilized. Inmates are referred for
continuing care in the community upon parole or release.
A Modified Therapeutic Community for Methamphetamine addicted female inmates is also
available. The program is designed for a capacity of 24 inmates for 15 months of programming;
including 3 months in the main Prison, 3 months in the Therapeutic Community, 3 months in a Half
Way House, and 6 months on Aftercare while living in their own residence. The Intensive
Treatment portion consists of 90 days of Intense Chemical Dependency Treatment, focusing on
Methamphetamine addiction. The program is 6 days per week with approximately 260 hours of
specific Chemical Dependency Treatment, as well as 195 hours of additional therapy, to include
Mental Health Counseling, Education, Life Skills, Corrective Thinking, and group processing for a
total of 455 hours of therapy. The program is based on principles of the nationally recognized;
research based Matrix Model, a highly structured, intensive program which includes the following
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treatments for stimulant use disorders that have empirical support; Cognitive Behavior Therapy,
Contingency Management, which involves positive rewards for treatment progress; 12 step
programs and Community Reinforcement. This approach is evidenced based and monitored by
assessment tools to prove efficacy. Assessment tools are administered at the beginning of each
phase, which are collected by Mountain Plains Evaluation.
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County: Spink
Faith Based: No
SOUTH DAKOTA DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER
Chemical Health Services
17267 3rd Street West
Redfield, SD 57469
Phone: 605-472-4487
Fax: 605-472-4457
Hours: 8-4:30pm (M-F)
Website: www.state.sd.us/dhs/Redfield/page1.htm
Contacts:
SDDC Director:
CD Coordinator/MIS:
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Budget/Finance:
Ted Williams, Ed. D, [email protected]
Marcella Robertson, BS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Twyla Eggers, SDDC Registrar, [email protected]
Marcella Robertson, BS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Paul Hodges, [email protected]
Accreditation 12/1:
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Currently limited to individuals living on campus
Fees:
No fees
Services:
Prevention education, individual and group counseling, AA/NA, evaluation and referrals.
Description:
The SDDC's Chemical Health Services is currently limited to individuals who are living on
campus. A comprehensive alcohol and drug evaluation is completed with each admitting
individual. Based upon the results of the evaluation and diagnosis, individuals may attend one of
the provided services. All program participants are referred to community based agencies for
aftercare upon discharge.
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County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE PENITENTIARY
Corrections Substance Abuse Program
1600 North Drive
PO Box 5911
Phone: 605-367-6060 or 605-367-5025 (Parole Coordinator)
Fax: 605-367-5798 or 605-367-7686 (Parole Coordinator)
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Director:
Parole Coordinator:
Secretary/MIS/Stars:
Counselor:
Cindy Reilly, CCDCII, [email protected]
Martese McGregor, CCDCI, [email protected]
Patti Maunu, [email protected]
Darius Jaster, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Eros Williams, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Willard Dathe, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Nicholas Moeller, CDCT, [email protected]
Holly Giesen, CDCT, [email protected]
Jeremiah Higgins, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Angela Brownfield, CCDCII, [email protected]
Megan Palmer, CCDCII, [email protected]
Michelle Harding, CCDCII. [email protected]
Ashley Wojcik, CCDCII, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/2:
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Fees:
No fees
Services:
Initial Screenings, Intensive Outpatient Chemical Dependency Treatment, Co-occurring Treatment,
Continuing Recovery Class, Twelve Step Meetings, Meth Treatment, Native American specific
treatment, Referral, and Parole Coordination Services
Description:
The Correctional Substance Abuse Program staff located at the South Dakota State Penitentiary
provides the following services to the inmates housed in that facility:
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All adult male inmates who enter the South Dakota Department of Corrections system
through the Jameson Intake Unit are screened to determine a need for chemical
dependency services.
Intensive Outpatient Treatment either consists of 15 hours of services per week for a
period of 6 weeks or 17.5 hours of services per week for a period of 4 weeks. Inmates are
provided with chemical dependency education, group therapy, and individual counseling.
Co-occurring Treatment consists of 10 hours of service per week for a period of 10
weeks, focusing on individuals who have co-occurring issues to deal with (ex. Chemical
Dependency and Mental Health). Inmates are provided with chemical dependency
education, mental health education, group therapy, and individual counseling.
Methamphetamine Treatment consists of 12.5 hours of service per week for a period of 7
weeks, focusing on individuals diagnosed with Methamphetamine dependence. Inmates
are provided with chemical dependency education, group therapy and individual
counseling.
Native American Specific Treatment consists of 15 hours of service per week for a period
of 6 weeks, focusing on the Red Road to Wellbriety. Inmates are provided with chemical
dependency education, group therapy, individual counseling and participate in Talking
Circles.
A one hour weekly Continuing Recovery Class is available on an on-going basis for
inmates who have completed treatment and wish to further develop and enhance their
recovery strategies to avoid future relapse.
Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous meetings are available 1 evening per week.
Those needing continued service subsequent to leaving the facility are referred to appropriate
services in their home community. The parole coordinator provides oversight as well as
coordination of services delivered to parolees. Located at the South Dakota State Penitentiary
this position works directly with DOC institutional staff, parole services administration, parole
officers, and community providers to ensure that all parolees are provided with appropriate and
timely links to services post release.
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Facility:
County: Hughes
Faith Based: No
SOUTH DAKOTA URBAN INDIAN HEALTH
1714 Abbey Road
Pierre, SD 57501
Phone: 605-224-8841
Fax: 605-224-6852
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Website: www.sduih.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
MIS/STARS:
Fiscal Manager:
Donna Keeler, [email protected]
Stacia Nissen, [email protected]
Ellen Rogers, [email protected]
Area Served:
Pierre, Sioux Falls and Aberdeen
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Description:
Information and referral, treatment needs assessments, individual counseling, adult intensive
outpatient treatment program, adolescent intensive outpatient treatment program, adult and
adolescent aftercare counseling, adolescent prevention programs and DUI offender program.
South Dakota Urban Indian Health Substance Abuse Program is a community-based outpatient
substance abuse unit with offices in Aberdeen, Pierre and Sioux Falls. A broad range of services is
offered at each location including assessments, prevention, outpatient counseling, intensive
outpatient treatment, continuing care groups and referrals to inpatient treatment. Each location
services both adults and adolescents.
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Facility:
County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: No
SOUTH DAKOTA URBAN INDIAN HEALTH
711 N. Lake Ave.
Phone: 605-339-0420
Fax: 605-339-0038
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (M-F)
Website: www.sduih.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Admissions:
Donna Keeler, [email protected]
Marilee Johnson-Geary, [email protected]
Area Served:
Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, and Pierre
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Description:
Information and referral, treatment needs assessments, individual counseling, adult intensive
outpatient treatment program, adolescent intensive outpatient treatment program, adult and
adolescent aftercare counseling, adolescent prevention programs and DUI offender program.
South Dakota Urban Indian Health Substance Abuse Program is a community-based outpatient
substance abuse unit with offices in Aberdeen, Pierre and Sioux Falls. A broad range of services is
offered at each location including assessments, prevention, outpatient counseling, intensive
outpatient treatment, continuing care groups and referrals to inpatient treatment. Each location
services both adults and adolescents.
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County: Custer
Faith Based: No
SOUTHERN HILLS ALCOHOL AND DRUG REFERRAL CENTER
124 Sixth Street
Custer, SD 57730
Phone: 605-673-2844
Fax: 605-673-2639
24 hour on call staff
Contacts:
Director:
Administrative Asst:
Counselors:
Doug Austin, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Kristi Schultz, MS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Darcy Popescu, [email protected]
Cindy Fleming, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 2/5:
Area Served:
Fall River, Custer, and Shannon counties
Eligibility:
Adults or adolescents with alcohol, drug or gambling related problems
Fees:
State Funding available for qualified residents, Title 19, and set fees based on a sliding scale. No
one is refused service for lack of funding.
Services:
Alcohol and Drug Assessments, Gambling Assessment,
Individual Counseling, Intensive Outpatient Treatment,
Continued Care group counseling, Native American Continued Care,
DUI classes
Description:
Southern Hills Alcohol and Drug (SHAD) provides an array of services to the communities of Hot
Springs, Custer, Hill City, Hermosa, Keystone and Rapid City. We are committed to helping all
people to achieve personal change, improve quality of life, recover from addiction, and to provide
mental health support and assist with community resources. We strive to provide a comprehensive,
culturally sensitive, safe and empathetic environment.
SHAD offers the following adult and adolescent services: Alcohol and Drug Assessments;
Gambling Assessments; Individual Counseling; Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Continued Care
Group Counseling, Native American Continued Care Group Counseling; Gambling Treatment and
DUI Classes.
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County: Fall River
Faith Based: No
646 Jennings Avenue, STE 2
Hot Springs, SD 57747
Phone: 605-745-6300
Fax: 605-745-7471
Hours: 8:30-5:30pm
Contacts:
Director:
Administrative Asst:
Business Manager:
Counselors:
Guy Red Owl, CDCT, [email protected]
Accreditation 2/5:
Area Served:
Fall River, Custer, and Shannon counties
Eligibility:
Fees:
Services:
Alcohol and Drug Assessments, Gambling Assessment,
DUI classes
Description:
DUI Classes.
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
21 East Philadelphia Street
Phone: 605-716-7841
Fax: 605-718-0404
Contacts:
Director:
Administrative Asst/MIS:
Counselors:
Jacki Basener, LPC, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Ashley Gill, [email protected]
Jason James, MS, CDCT, [email protected]
Jacki Basener, LPC, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Barbara Card, CCDCII, [email protected]
Marcie Sprague, CDCT, [email protected]
Ray Elk Nation, MS, CDCT, [email protected]
Sara Maher, CDCT, [email protected]
Wes Johnson, CCDCII, [email protected]
Accreditation 2/5:
Area Served:
Fall River, Lawrence, Meade, Pennington counties
Eligibility:
Fees:
Services:
Alcohol and Drug Assessments, Gambling Assessments,
DUI Classes
Description:
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DUI Classes.
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County: Custer
Faith Based: No
STAR ACADEMY FOR YOUTH
(State Treatment and Rehabilitation Academy for Youth)
Patrick Henry Brady Academy (Boot Camp), Youth Challenge Ctr, Living Center, Excel & Quest
12279 Brady Drive
Custer, SD 57730
Phone: 605-673-2521 (West Campus) or 605-255-4835 (East Campus)
Fax: 605-673-4654 (West Campus) or 605-255-5856 (East Campus)
Hours: 8-4:30pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Clinical Director:
Secretary:
Juvenile Transition Coord:
Counselor:
MIS/STARS:
Finance:
Lori McClure, CDCT, MS, [email protected]
Jackie Martin, [email protected]
Pamela Ludwig, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Jan Beemen, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Carissa Jara, CDCT, [email protected]
Cachelle Cronin, CDCT, [email protected]
Maria LeDuc, CDCT, [email protected]
June Anderson, CCDCII, [email protected]
Pamela Ludwig, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Lori McClure, CDCT, MS, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/21:
Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Early Intervention, Outpatient Services
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Institutional Residents ordered by the courts
Fees:
N/A
Description:
Juvenile Transition Coordinator: This position serves as a liaison between the Division of Alcohol
and Drug Abuse, Correctional Substance Abuse Programs, State Training and Rehabilitation
Academy, Juvenile Community Corrections, and community providers to ensure comprehensive
and ongoing chemical dependency and mental health services to juveniles under the supervision of
the Department of Corrections.
Patrick Henry Brady Academy: Chemical dependency staff provides treatment needs assessments,
intensive outpatient treatment groups, and individual counseling sessions on an as needed basis.
Program capacity holds up to 48 students.
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Youth Challenge Center: Chemical dependency staff provides treatment needs assessments,
intensive outpatient treatment groups, Recovery Skills Group, and individual counseling sessions
on an as needed basis. Program capacity holds up to 48 students.
EXCEL: Chemical dependency staff provides treatment needs assessment, pre-treatment services,
intensive outpatient treatment groups, Recovery Skills Group, and individual counseling on an as
needed basis. Program capacity holds up to 24 students.
QUEST: Chemical dependency staff provides treatment needs assessments, pretreatment services,
intensive outpatient treatment groups, Recovery Skills Group, and individual counseling on an as
needed basis. Program capacity holds up to 24 students.
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County: Dewey
Faith Based: No
THREE RIVERS MENTAL HEALTH & CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY CENTER
Spiel Addition
P.O. Box 2040
Eagle Butte, SD 57625
Phone: 605-964-4210
Fax: 605-964-4209
Main Office (Lemmon): 605-374-3862
Hours: 8-5pm (M-F)
24 hour on-call emergency service
Contacts:
Executive Director and MIS:
CD Program Director:
Business Manager:
NWPRC Coordinator:
Susan Sandgren, [email protected]
Greg Fisher, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Carla Sackmann, [email protected]
Deb Ruen, BS, [email protected]
Accreditation 2/16:
Area Served:
Dewey, Ziebach, City of Faith in Meade County
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Services:
Alcohol and drug assessments, outpatient counseling for individual, family and groups, referral,
intensive outpatient treatment, aftercare, DUI classes, primary prevention program, crisis
intervention, community education and prevention education programs.
Description:
Three Rivers Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Center is a private, non-profit community
based agency incorporated in 1975. The service area encompasses Corson, Dewey, Perkins,
Ziebach, City of Faith in Meade County, Campbell and Walworth Counties and includes the
Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Reservations. Services are provided at the main office in
Lemmon with satellite offices in:
Mobridge and McLaughlin: Call 605-823-4212 for appointments
Eagle Butte and Faith: Call 605-964-4210 for appointments
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County: Meade
Faith Based: No
Faith Community Health Center
112 North 2nd Avenue West
Faith, SD 57626
Phone: 605-964-4210
Fax: 605-964-4209
Hours: By Appointment Only
Contacts:
Business Manager:
NWPRC Coordinator:
Accreditation 2/16:
Area Served:
Dewey, Ziebach, City of Faith in Meade County
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Services:
Description:
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County: Perkins
Faith Based: No
11 East 4th Street
PO Box 447
Lemmon, SD 57638-0447
Phone: 605-374-3862
Fax: 605-374-3864
Hours: 8-5pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Business Manager:
NWPRC Coordinator:
Accreditation 2/16:
Area Served:
Corson, Dewey, Perkins, Ziebach, City of Faith in Meade County, Campbell and Walworth
Counties
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Services:
Description:
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County: Corson
Faith Based: No
305 2nd Avenue West
P.O. Box 361
McLaughlin, SD 57642
Phone/Fax: 605-823-4212
Hours: By appointment
Contacts:
Business Manager:
NWPRC Coordinator:
Accreditation 2/16:
Area Served:
Corson, Campbell and Walworth Counties
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Services:
Description:
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County: Walworth
Faith Based: No
210 East Grand Crossing
Mobridge, SD 57601
Phone/Fax: 605-845-5176 or 605-823-4212
Hours: By appointment
Contacts:
Business Manager:
NWPRC Coordinator:
Accreditation 2/16:
Area Served:
Corson, Campbell and Walworth Counties
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Services:
Description:
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Facility: Public Education Agency
County: Clay
Faith Based: No
USD STUDENT COUNSELING CENTER
336 Julian Hall
414 East Clark Street
Vermillion, SD 57069-2390
Phone: 605-677-5777
Fax: 605-677-6226
Hours: 8-5pm (M-F)
Evening substance abuse services; 24 hour crisis outreach service
Website: http://www.usd.edu/campus-life/
Contacts:
Admissions:
Clinical Coordinator:
Prevention Coord.:
AOD Coordinator:
Debra Brockberg, [email protected]
Debra Brockberg, LCSW, CCDCII, [email protected]
Tiffany Kashas, BS, CPS, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Juli Larsen, LMFT, CCDT, [email protected]
Accreditation 4/24:
Area Served:
Student population at USD
Eligibility:
Enrolled Vermillion Campus USD students may be referred for drug and alcohol assessment.
Referrals may be generated by the University judicial system, a court referral, concerned University
community person, family or friends, Student Health, and others as appropriate.
Fees:
Free to registered University students.
Description:
Drug and alcohol assessments, crisis intervention services, early intervention and/or treatment.
Alcohol and/or drug education and Prime for Life prevention classes.
Student Counseling Center provides direct service, outreach and both reactive and proactive
services to the University of South Dakota students and general community in crisis. It is the USD
Student Counseling Center’s mission to provide the university with quality cost-effective services,
and to balance the needs of our students with available resources. Using our collective expertise and
collaboration as a team, we will continue to transform and shape a system of care which is
integrated, accessible, welcoming, and respectfully based on the needs and cultural values of those
we serve.
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County: Minnehaha
Faith Based: Yes
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA - DAKOTAS
Chemical Dependency Treatment Program/New Start
Administrative Offices
1309 West 51st Street
PO Box 89306
Phone: 605-334-1414 (24 hrs/7 days per week)
605-357-0990 (New Start Adolescent)
605-357-0982 (New Start Adult)
1-800-365-8336 Toll Free Crisis Line
Fax: 605-335-3121
Hours: 24 hour Residential Facility; 24 hour Crisis
8am-7pm (M-TH); 8-5pm (F) - Other Services
Website: www.voa-dakotas.org
Contacts:
CEO:
VP Finance/Technology:
Admissions:
MIS:
Chem. Dependency Svs. Dir.:
New Start Program Dir.:
Pamela Bollinger, [email protected]
Collette Johnson, [email protected]
Denis Kronaizl, [email protected]
Melonie DeVries, [email protected]
Chris Sandvig, [email protected]
Sheri Nelson, [email protected]
Accreditation 3/31:
Day Treatment, Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Level III.1 Clinically Managed
Low Intensity Residential Treatment, Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient
Treatment for Adult Pregnant/Parenting Females, Outpatient Services, Prevention, Level IV
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) for Adolescents
Area Served:
Open
Eligibility:
Adolescent services are geared towards youth ages 12-18, pregnant and parenting females of all
ages, and adults.
Fees:
Funds may be available to provide the above services at no cost to those individuals/families who
meet income eligibility guidelines. Additional payment sources include Medicaid/Title 19, private
insurance, referring agencies (i.e., social services, corrections) and self pay.
Description:
Prevention programs, assessments, individual, group and family counseling, adolescent and adult
intensive outpatient treatment, day treatment, inpatient treatment, low intensity residential
treatment, transitional care and aftercare counseling, family program.
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Volunteers of America, Dakotas is a non-profit, spiritually based organization that reaches out to
empower people of all ages to become healthier, self sufficient, productive members of their
communities.
Support Services and Counseling: Provides assessments, individual, group and family counseling,
aftercare counseling and prevention and education programs.
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Treatment: Provides seven weeks of intensive outpatient treatment
services to adolescents and their families. Groups meet 3 days a week, 3 hours per day.
Adult Intensive Outpatient Treatment: Provides six weeks of intensive outpatient treatment
services to adults and their families. Groups meet 3 evenings per week, 3 hours per evening.
Aftercare: Ongoing continuum of care services are offered for those that have completed treatment
programs. Groups meet 4 days a week for a recommended six month period of time.
Residential/Inpatient Treatment: Provides up to 45 days of residential treatment services to
adolescents. Additional stay beyond 45 days is possible if clinically warranted. Services include
individual, group and family counseling; psychiatric and psychological services, nursing care,
family program, school program, and 24 hour staff coverage. Adolescents will have an opportunity
to participate in cultural activities that work hand in hand with the Twelve Steps. Some of the
activities include: visits from elders, sweat lodge, arts and crafts, meditation, guest speakers and
talking circle.
Outpatient Treatment and Transitional Care: Provides up to 45 days of both outpatient treatment
and transitional care to adolescents who do not need residential treatment, but require a structured
living environment while participating in outpatient treatment. This service is also available to
adolescents who have completed residential treatment but are experiencing difficulties in
maintaining ongoing sobriety. Services include individual, group and family counseling,
psychiatric and psychological services, nursing care, family program, school program and 24 hour
staff coverage.
The New Start Program for Adolescents is a 24 hour clinically managed low intensity residential
treatment program for pregnant and parenting adolescents referred by the Department of
Corrections and Social Services, Human Services, Court Services or the private sector.
Comprehensive services provided include prenatal, postpartum, and well baby care, child care and
parenting services, basic life skills education, educational and employment services, chemical
dependency services, mental health counseling and case management. These services allow
participants to gain the skills and resources necessary to live a healthy, drug fee life and to develop
positive parenting practices for themselves and their child(ren).
The New Start program for women is a 24 hour residential treatment program that offers both
medically monitored intensive inpatient chemical dependency treatment and clinically managed
low intensity treatment to chemically dependent pregnant and parenting women. Comprehensive
services provided include prenatal, postpartum, and well baby care, child care and parenting
services, independent living skills training, educational services, employability skills training,
chemical dependency treatment, mental health counseling and case management. Law
Enforcement, Social Services, Human Services, Tribal Entities and the private sector such as
physicians, attorneys and others can refer women to this program.
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PRIme- Prevention Research Institute Risk Reduction Program: Provides 8 hours of prevention to
individuals 19-21 years of age in relation to alcohol/drug use.
Bed Count: 40 (16 Heisler; 10 Adolescent NS; 14 Adult NS)
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
WELLSPRING, INC.
Chemical Dependency Treatment Center (Inpatient)
1205 East St. James Street
PO Box 1087
Phone: 605-718-4870 or 605-342-0345
Fax: 605-718-4878 or 605-342-2437
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (office)
24 hours/7 days (inpatient and on-call)
Website: www.wellspringrc.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Residential Living Director:
Jay A. Van Hunnik, MA [email protected]
Don Murray, BS, [email protected]
Clinical Director:
Michelle McIntosh, CCDCIII, LPC-MH, [email protected]
Admissions:
RN:
MIS/STARS:
Carl Johnson, [email protected]
Debi McConnell, RN, [email protected]
Kristy Harris, [email protected]
James Schweigerdt, [email protected]
JoSee Suess-Carlin, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Business Mgr.:
Counselors (Inpatient):
Accreditation 8/2:
Level IV Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) for adolescents
Area Served:
South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, North Dakota, Montana
Eligibility:
Drug/Alcohol Assessment (Treatment Needs Assessment) indicating need for inpatient treatment
according to ASAM criteria.
Fees:
$537.42/day – 45-60 day program (Relapse Program is 14-18 days). Sliding fee scale is available.
Description:
10 bed PRTF (Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility) chemical dependency treatment center for
adolescent females (ages 12-18), including those with co-occurring disorders, on-site educational
programs (school) utilizing curriculum from the youth’s school, psychiatric assessment and referral
to aftercare and other needed community services.
Bed Count: 10
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
WELLSPRING, INC.
SOARING EAGLE TREATMENT (Outpatient)
3402 Cottonwood Street
PO Box 1087
Phone: 605-718-4870
Fax: 605-718-4878
Hours: 8:00-5:00pm (office)
Emergency Hours: 24 hours (on-call)
Email: www.wellspringrc.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Jay A. Van Hunnik, MA [email protected]
Clinical Director:
Michelle McIntosh, CCDCIII, LPC-MH, [email protected]
Admissions:
MIS/STARS:
Kristy Harris, [email protected]
James Schweigerdt, [email protected]
Garrett Clapp, CCDCII, [email protected]
Jason Cole, CDCT, [email protected]
Bill Colson, CDCT, [email protected]
Business Mgr.:
Counselors (Outpatient):
Accreditation 8/2:
Intensive Outpatient Treatment, Day Treatment, Outpatient Services, Early Intervention
Area Served:
Western South Dakota
Eligibility:
Male and female adolescents appropriate for the level of care based on Treatment Needs
Assessment (TNA) and ASAM criteria.
Fees:
Set fees based on sliding scale, Title XIX and State funding available for qualified residents. No
one is refused service for lack of funds.
Services:
Alcohol and Drug Assessments (Treatment Needs Assessments (TNA)
Intensive Outpatient Treatment,
Day Treatment
Continued Care
Individual one on one counseling
Family Counseling
AA
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Description:
The purpose of the Wellspring’s Soaring Eagle Treatment program is to provide information on
alcohol and drugs; education to prevent alcoholism and other drug abuse; outpatient treatment for
those addicted or dependent on alcohol and other drugs and follow-up and aftercare for all
categories of service and clients, including those with co-occurring disorders.
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County: Yankton
Faith Based: No
YANKTON TRUSTY UNIT
Adult Male Substance Abuse Program
1000 West 31st Street
Yankton, SD 57078
Phone: 605-369-2201 Ext. 3279
Fax: 605-369-4480
Hours: 7:30-8:00pm (M-F)
Contacts:
Director:
Sr. Secretary/MIS/STARS:
Counselors:
Cory Nelson, MS, LPC, QMHP, CDCT, [email protected]
Kristi Chenoweth, [email protected]
Nick Saylor, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Rhonda Hart, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Donna Knodel, CCDCIII, [email protected]
Accreditation 6/2:
Early Intervention, Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Area Served:
Eligibility:
Fees:
None
Services:
Assessments for chemical dependency and pathological gambling, intensive outpatient treatment,
individual and group counseling, continuing care referral.
Description:
This is an outpatient program offering treatment for chemical dependency and pathological
gambling. Individual and group counseling is utilized. This program offers primary treatment
within the prison system. Referrals are made to community agencies for continuing care when the
client is released from prison.
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County: Pennington
Faith Based: No
YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES COUNSELING
A Division of Youth and Family Services
202 East Adams
PO Box 2813
Phone: 605-342-4789
Fax: 605-342-0693
8:00-5:00 pm (F)
Website: www.youthandfamilyservices.org
Contacts:
Executive Director:
Program Dir./Admissions:
Business/Office Mgr/MIS:
Susan Fedell, [email protected]
W. Burke Eilers, [email protected]
Nancy Bertocchi, [email protected]
Accreditation 1/31:
Area Served:
Rapid City and surrounding communities
Eligibility:
Counseling available to all youth and families; referrals accepted
Fees:
Sliding fee scale
Services:
Drug and alcohol evaluations; individual, group and family outpatient services, aftercare, psycho
education classes such as the State Certified DUI Class.
Description:
Counseling and support services for youth and families. Individual, group, and family counseling;
crisis intervention; parent education; aftercare; marriage and behavioral issues.
Youth and Family Services Counseling provides crisis intervention for young people and families;
counseling for alcohol and drug problems, co-occurring, child abuse and neglect, sexual abuse,
family and individual dysfunctions; referral and aftercare; parent education classes; teen pregnancy
prevention; networking with community agencies and schools; curriculum development and
training.
The YFS Outpatient Program can be in a group or individual format. Group requires a minimum of
20 hours of direct contact, depending on the extent of the client’s problems and can last 10 weeks or
longer. Individual therapy is also available if work or other restraints does not allow for group
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meetings. Services are conducted by Certified Dependency Counselors and Licensed Professional
Counselors.
An Aftercare Program is also available. This program is conducted either individually or in groups.
Program length varies depending on needs of individuals. Aftercare provides counseling related to
continued abstinence from alcohol/drug use and includes topics such as relapse identification and
prevention, healthy communication, support systems, rational thinking, stress management and
health relationships.
Assessments are conducted using standard ASAM guidelines. The assessments are conducted in
individual sessions. The cost of the Assessment is a standard $70.00 fee for all clients who meet
the financial eligibility. Otherwise the standard fee is $294.00.
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