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The Navajo Department of Health (NDOH) is the government agency serving the Navajo Nation in Window Rock, AZ. It oversees, coordinates, and funds public health and related programs across behavioral and mental health, aging and long-term care, community health representatives, environmental health, public health preparedness, HIV prevention, cancer prevention, food distribution, health education, and protection for uranium workers. Key details: - Headquarters: Window Rock, Arizona - Contact: exec.media@navajo-nsn.gov; Phone: (928) 357-6757 - Website: ndoh.navajo-nsn.gov - Web presence: ~6,258 monthly visits; bounce rate ~0.9%; ~2 pages/visit - Not specifically a “Navajo Treatment Center for Children & Their Families” in Window Rock, but the NDOH covers broader public health services and programs that support children, families, and mental health within the Navajo Nation. If you’re seeking a treatment center specifically for children and families in Window Rock, this page indicates the governing department and related public health programs rather than an individual child-focused treatment facility. You may want to contact NDOH directly or look for direct pediatric behavioral health providers affiliated with Navajo Nation health services.

Clinic Type

Behavioral Health Agency

Address

48 W. Hwy 264 Quality Inn Business Complex 2nd Floor – Suite 203 Post Office Box 1967 Window Rock, Arizona 86515

Phone

(928) 871-6818 (Administration line)

Email

almiller@navajo-nsn.gov

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Emergency Care

Mental Health Helpline: (505)368-1438 or (505)368-1467; Hotline: 928-871-7014; (928)871-6350

Services Offered

  • Behavioral health
  • Mental health services
  • Family therapy
  • Administrative support
  • Treatment coordination

Team

  • Antoinette Miller, MSW — MSW, Program Manager
  • RaNaye Badonie, Administrative Service Officer — Administrative Service Officer
  • Vacant — Vacant
  • Racena Johnson, Office Specialist — Office Specialist

Insurance & Payment

Languages Spoken

  • English
  • Navajo (likely)
  • Diné (Navajo)

FAQs

What are the contact details for Navajo Treatment Center for Children & Their Families?

See administration contacts and general emails listed in the page excerpt; primary emails include almiller@navajo-nsn.gov, rbadonie@navajo-nsn.gov, racenajohnson@navajo-nsn.gov, and general site emails nndoh@navajo-nsn.gov, coronavirus.info@navajo-nsn.gov.

Where is the main address located?

48 W. Hwy 264 Quality Inn Business Complex 2nd Floor – Suite 203 Post Office Box 1967 Window Rock, Arizona 86515

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

Patients praise

  • Offers free-of-charge, voluntary mental health services
  • Provides trauma-focused, culturally sensitive counseling (Navajo-based services)
  • Serves children, families, individuals, and couples
  • Has professional staff including licensed therapists

"All treatment services are offered free of charge and are voluntary, contingent upon informed consent and confidentiality."

Navajo Treatment Center for Children & Families Brochure (2026)

"We have several Dine (Navajo) and Pueblo therapists on staff. We have immediate openings and work with court ordered treatment as well."

Navajo Division for Children and Family Services Facebook Post (2025)

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.

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