Durant Behavioral Health (Wind Horse Counseling)

Durant Behavioral Health (Wind Horse Counseling), situated in the southwestern region of the Choctaw Nation, provides a range of mental health services designed for individuals, families, and couples. The center addresses various issues such as substance use disorders, anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship difficulties. Individuals from any federally recognized Native American tribe—who possess a CDIB card, tribal membership, or proof of descent—are eligible to receive services, typically at no direct cost. Offered services encompass therapy for all age groups, crisis intervention, and online consultations. The facility employs diverse therapeutic methods, including play therapy for children with special needs, supportive services for veterans, and case management. These approaches aim to help clients develop coping mechanisms, enhance interpersonal relationships, and promote overall mental health. By providing a broad spectrum of therapeutic interventions, the center ensures personalized care that meets individual requirements. Moreover, Durant Behavioral Health engages in specialized initiatives such as the Tribal Opioid Response grant, which supports individuals dealing with opioid dependence through medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to alleviate withdrawal symptoms and cravings. They also work alongside the Warrior Wellness initiative, offering culturally relevant services for Native American veterans, such as equine therapy, family retreats, and peer counseling. Generally, services are not extended to those who are not affiliated with the tribe, with a few limited exceptions.

The center specializes in addressing issues related to substance use and mental health. Here, you will benefit from personalized treatment tailored to your specific needs and diagnosis, acquire practical tools for your recovery, and build supportive relationships within a healing atmosphere.

Individuals who are Native American and possess a CDIB card, a Membership card, or a letter confirming their descent from a federally recognized tribe can access our services. We welcome Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and also provide options for those who do not have insurance.