Juel Fairbanks - Chemical Dependency Services

Culturally Responsive Care Built for Native American and Other Underserved Men

Juel Fairbanks - Chemical Dependency Services offers men-only substance use treatment with a clear cultural focus. The program provides culturally informed services and a welcoming environment for men who want recovery support that respects identity, community, and tradition alongside clinical care.

Structured Residential and Outpatient Programs in a Community-Based Setting

Clients can access both residential and outpatient care depending on their needs and stability. Residential treatment is supervised and community-based, with a consistent routine that includes group programming, individual sessions, and peer connection. Outpatient services provide structured group sessions and ongoing individual counseling while clients live independently and work on reintegrating into daily responsibilities.

A 12-Step Foundation Paired With Evidence-Based Counseling

Treatment is grounded in 12-step facilitation and supported by evidence-based approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing (MI), relapse prevention planning, trauma-related counseling, and substance use disorder counseling. Programming also covers practical themes often tied to long-term recovery for men, such as moods and feelings, relationships, anger management, co-occurring education, and recovery maintenance.

Holistic Supports and On-Site Amenities That Reinforce Daily Routine

Alongside counseling, the program offers holistic and wellness-focused supports such as meditation and access to acupuncture. The residential setting includes spaces for group sessions, private areas for individual counseling, and areas used for recreational activities and structured free time. Daily meals are provided for residential clients as part of the routine and recovery support.

Housing, Case Management, and Continuing Care

Juel Fairbanks includes case management to help coordinate care and connect clients to community resources such as housing, employment support, education, and other social services. Transitional and supportive housing options provide added stability as clients work toward independent living. Discharge planning and continuing care support are part of the transition so clients can stay connected to recovery resources after treatment.