Generated by All in One SEO v4.9.10, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # TeeJuh Behavioral Health & Counseling Services ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.teejuh.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Complaints and Grievances](https://www.teejuh.org/2024/05/07/complaints-and-grievances/) - To assist our clients in receiving healthcare, we have developed a grievance policy. You will find this policy below, along with a complaint form. - [Resources and Contact Numbers](https://www.teejuh.org/2024/05/29/resources-and-contact-numbers/) - This downloadable file includes a compilation of phone numbers for emergencies, community services, legal assistance and other helpful resources. - [Helpful Documents: Advocates, Insurance, Referrals and More](https://www.teejuh.org/2024/05/08/helpful-documents-advocates-insurance-referrals-and-more/) - Read, download or print these helpful brochures and documents. Why is a Patient Advocate Important? Documenting Your ER Visit. PRC Referrals. - [When a Loved One Goes Missing](https://www.teejuh.org/2024/05/08/when-a-loved-one-goes-missing/) - When a Loved One Goes Missing: Resources for Families of Missing American Indian and Alaska Native Adults. This guide was published by Operation Lady Justice. ## Pages - [Home](https://www.teejuh.org/) - TeeJuh provides compassionate, culturally responsive counseling and support, with a focus on ending domestic violence, substance misuse and suicide. - [MMIP Peer-to-Peer Support Group](https://www.teejuh.org/mmip-peer-to-peer-support-group/) - This trauma-informed support group brings together survivors, family members, advocates, and community members who have been impacted by MMIP. - [Batterer’s Intervention Program (BIP)](https://www.teejuh.org/batterers-intervention-program-bip/) - Our Batterer’s Intervention Program (BIP) helps restore balance within families and promote safer relationships. Through culturally responsive intervention, - [Feedback Form](https://www.teejuh.org/feedback-form/) - We want to make you comfortable every step of the way. One way we do that is by maintaining high-quality counseling professionals, using a telemedicine system. - [Contact](https://www.teejuh.org/contact/) - To get started, call us toll-free at 1-877-935-6003. We’ll talk to you about safe, confidential online access for filling out our registration forms and discuss the next steps. Have a question? Fill out our form to send us a message. Current Patients: Book an AppointmentSend Us a MessageClinic InformationHours: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday - [Love Notes](https://www.teejuh.org/love-notes/) - Youth and young adults: Develop the skills to build healthy relationships, strengthen communication, and support emotional well-being. - [Group Education](https://www.teejuh.org/group-education-for-women/) - TeeJuh offers group classes for women using “The Mindful Workbook for Women” by Wendy Coats. This workbook helps victims of domestic violence overcome trauma. - [Seeking Safety](https://www.teejuh.org/seeking-safety/) - A typical session works like this: You will arrive at our clinic in Dot Lake Village just as you normally would for an appointment. You will fill out paperwork. - [Sexual Assault Response Team (SART)](https://www.teejuh.org/sexual-assault-response-team-sart/) - The Dot Lake Village Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) provides a coordinated, compassionate, and survivor-centered response to sexual violence. - [Safe Haven](https://www.teejuh.org/safe-haven/) - TeeJuh offers group classes for women using “The Mindful Workbook for Women” by Wendy Coats. This workbook helps victims of domestic violence overcome trauma. - [Alcohol Recovery: Shtlęę](https://www.teejuh.org/alcohol-recovery-shtlee/) - TeeJuh offers group classes for women using “The Mindful Workbook for Women” by Wendy Coats. This workbook helps victims of domestic violence overcome trauma. - [Gathering Light Support Group](https://www.teejuh.org/gathering-light-support-group/) - Gathering Light is a safe, supportive space for victims of crime and friends and family affected by a loved one’s addiction or trauma. - [What to Expect](https://www.teejuh.org/what-to-expect/) - A typical session works like this: You will arrive at our clinic in Dot Lake Village just as you normally would for an appointment. You will fill out paperwork. - [Privacy Policy](https://www.teejuh.org/privacy-policy/) - This is the website for TeeJuh Behavioral Health & Counseling Services, a sub-governmental agency of the Native Village of Dot Lake. - [Who We Are](https://www.teejuh.org/who-we-are/) - TeeJuh has been providing compassionate care for mental and behavioral well-being for three years. Our well-trained and experienced staff members can assist you - [Employment](https://www.teejuh.org/employment/) - Employment Opportunities Join our team of compassionate staff producing positive outcomes in our community. Open Positions - [Telemedicine](https://www.teejuh.org/telemedicine/) - We want to make you comfortable every step of the way. One way we do that is by maintaining high-quality counseling professionals, using a telemedicine system. - [Resources](https://www.teejuh.org/resources/) - Resources for TeeJuh Behavioral Health and Counseling. Find a collection of forms, documents, guides and useful information. ## FAQs - [Do I need prior therapy experience to join?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/do-i-need-prior-therapy-experience-to-join/) - No. Seeking Safety is designed for anyone interested in learning practical skills to promote healing and stability. It can complement other individual or group services or serve as a standalone support. - [Who leads the group?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/who-leads-the-group/) - Sessions are led by a licensed therapist, therapist-in-training, or trained professional who provides trauma-informed care and the Seeking Safety model. - [Is the group in-person or online?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/is-the-group-in-person-or-online/) - This group is currently offered online to make participation accessible and confidential. - [How long are the sessions?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/how-long-are-the-sessions/) - The group meets once a week for one hour on Zoom. - [What is the format of the group?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-is-the-format-of-the-group/) - Seeking Safety is an educational and therapeutic group, not a traditional process group. The focus is on learning skills and building resilience rather than revisiting past traumatic events. - [Who can join the Seeking Safety group?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/who-can-join-the-seeking-safety-group/) - Seeking Safety is open to survivors of crime who have experienced trauma or substance use challenges and seek tools to support healing and safety. - [Do I have to talk about my trauma?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/do-i-have-to-talk-about-my-trauma/) - No. Seeking Safety focuses on the present, teaching ways to stay safe and empowered now. Sharing personal trauma details is never required. - [What should I do immediately after an assault?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-should-i-do-immediately-after-an-assault/) - First, ensure your safety. If you're in danger or need emergency help, call 911. Consider medical care. Dot Lake Village has partnered with Interior Alaska Medical Clinic in Delta Junction to provide medical care to survivors of sexual assault. You have the choice to seek a forensic medical exam (often called a “rape kit”), which - [How long do I have to report in order to get evidence collected?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/how-long-do-i-have-to-report-in-order-to-get-evidence-collected/) - Evidence is generally collected within seven days of the assault, but you can opt for an anonymous report or to report at any time after the fact. - [What resources and support services are available?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-resources-and-support-services-are-available/) - Local Services: The Native Village of Dot Lake has trained advocates available to provide compassionate support. We have partnered with the Interior Alaska Medical Clinic in Delta Junction to ensure access to trained medical professionals who can provide medical care and evidence collection services, should you choose to receive them. You are not required to report - [How can I track the status of my sexual assault kit?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/how-can-i-track-the-status-of-my-sexual-assault-kit/) - Alaska now offers an online kit tracking tool, allowing survivors to check the processing status of their evidence at any time. This provides more transparency and agency in what can feel like a disempowering process. - [What does an advocate do?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-does-an-advocate-do/) - Advocates offer: Emotional support and information about your options. Accompaniment during exams, interviews, and court proceedings. Help with safety planning—like protective orders. Access to resources such as victim compensation, shelter, counseling, and financial aid. - [What is a Sexual Assault Response Team (SART)?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-is-a-sexual-assault-response-team-sart/) - A SART is a team of trained professionals—such as forensic nurses, advocates, law enforcement, and prosecutors—who provide trauma-informed, victim-centered support throughout medical, legal, and emotional stages of the process. - [What is anonymous reporting?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-is-anonymous-reporting/) - With anonymous reporting, you receive a forensic exam and support, and law enforcement isn’t notified unless you later decide to report the assault. This option is available only to adults; minors and vulnerable adults are not eligible for anonymous reporting. - [Do I have to report the assault to the police?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/do-i-have-to-report-the-assault-to-the-police/) - No — you can choose not to report. Alaska allows for anonymous reporting, where evidence is collected but your personal information is withheld from law enforcement. Reporting formally can happen later if you choose. - [How do I sign registration forms online?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/how-do-i-sign-registration-forms-online/) - When you fill out the online forms, you can sign with your finger, mouse or stylus. The forms are also compatible with most smartphones, so you can use your phone to complete your paperwork. - [Is it safe?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/is-it-safe/) - Yes. Telemedicine has been in practice for several decades. If you have concerns about your privacy, our clinic staff will provide you with details about our telemedicine program’s security. We follow state and federal guidelines requiring telemedicine consultations to be HIPAA compliant. - [What if I want an in-person appointment?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-if-i-want-an-in-person-appointment/) - If you choose not to use telemedicine, or in any situation requiring an in-person appointment, our staff will help you find an in-person provider. - [What happens if there are technical issues?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-happens-if-there-are-technical-issues/) - Our clinic staff members have been trained to troubleshoot technical issues. They will make sure the online connection has been tested prior to your appointment. If you lose connection during your session, staff members will reconnect to your provider. If the connection cannot be reestablished, your appointment will be rescheduled, or you will be directed - [Why use telemedicine?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/why-use-telemedicine/) - Scheduling an appointment and traveling long distances can be difficult or inconvenient. Taking advantage of telemedicine can remove some of the barriers by essentially bringing your provider to you. - [What should I expect during my telemedicine visit?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-should-i-expect-during-my-telemedicine-visit/) - A telemedicine visit is essentially the same as a face-to-face visit with your provider. The only difference is your provider will be at a distant location and you will talk with them on a screen. A typical session works like this: You will arrive at our clinic in Dot Lake Village just as you normally - [What is telemedicine?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/what-is-telemedicine/) - Telemedicine allows long-distance health services via telecommunication technology. Your provider can administer treatment, education, advice, intervention, and monitoring remotely, without you having to leave your community. - [How much does it cost?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/how-much-does-it-cost/) - TeeJuh’s services are provided at no cost to eligible registrants. - [How long does it take?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/how-long-does-it-take/) - Staff will respond within 24 hours, but inquiries often receive a response within one hour. - [When can I start?](https://www.teejuh.org/faq-items/when-can-i-start/) - As soon as you fill out your paperwork, online or in-person, and speak with a staff member, we will set up an appointment with a provider. ## Categories - [Missing Adults](https://www.teejuh.org/category/missing-adults/) - [Documents and Forms](https://www.teejuh.org/category/documents-and-forms/) - [Helpful Resources](https://www.teejuh.org/category/helpful-resources/) ## FAQ Categories - [What to Expect](https://www.teejuh.org/faq_category/what-to-expect/) - [Telemedicine](https://www.teejuh.org/faq_category/telemedicine/) - [SART](https://www.teejuh.org/faq_category/sart/) - [Seeking Safety](https://www.teejuh.org/faq_category/safety/)