Navajo Treatment Center for Children & Their Families
Mental Health Clinic • Window Rock, AZ
About
Navajo Department of Health (Headquarters: Window Rock, AZ) is the Navajo Nation agency overseeing public health and related services. Key areas include behavioral and mental health, aging and long-term care, public health, community health representatives, health education, HIV prevention, environmental health and protection, public health emergency preparedness, uranium workers’ program, Navajo cancer prevention, and women’s programs. Contact: exec.media@navajo-nsn.gov; Phone: (928) 357-6757. Web presence shows about 6,258 monthly visits, low bounce rate (0.9%), and about 2 pages per visit. Useful for locating public health services and programs in Window Rock and broader Navajo Nation.
Clinic Type
Mental Health Clinic
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 and clinic contact numbers appear throughout)
nndoh@navajo-nsn.gov
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Website
https://ndoh.navajo-nsn.gov/COVID-19/Archives/Mental-Health-Resources/Navajo-Treatment-Center
Emergency Care
Mental Health Helpline: (505)368-1438 or (505)368-1467; Hotline: 928-871-7014; (928)871-6350
Services Offered
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FAQs
What services are provided by the Navajo Treatment Center for Children & Their Families?
The page lists mental health treatment resources and staff for multiple Navajo Nation locations and provides contact information for services. Specific service descriptions are not provided on the page.
How can I contact the Navajo Treatment Center for Children & Their Families?
Phone and email contacts are provided for several locations and staff (e.g., Antoinette Miller, RaNaye Badonie, Racena Johnson). General contact email: nndoh@navajo-nsn.gov.
Where are the Navajo Treatment Center locations?
Multiple locations listed including Chinle, Crownpoint, Ft. Defiance, Kayenta, Shiprock, Tuba City, etc., with street/PO Box details shown for some entries.
What is the address for the main center?
Main listing shows 48 W. Hwy 264 Quality Inn Business Complex 2nd Floor – Suite 203 Post Office Box 1967 Window Rock, Arizona 86515.
What are the staff contacts and roles?
Administration includes Antoinette Miller (Program Manager) and RaNaye Badonie (Administrative Service Officer); other staff such as Racena Johnson (Office Specialist) and various therapists/coordinators are listed for different locations.
Are there any emergency or mental health helplines?
Yes: Mental Health Helpline: (505)368-1438 or (505)368-1467; Hotline: 928-871-7014; other numbers include (928)871-6350.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: neutral
- Dun & Bradstreet (business directory listing): Unverified/No public rating data available. (0 reviews found.)
Patients praise
- Provides voluntary, free outpatient counseling and mental health services to children and their families.
- Offers a combination of trauma-focused Western treatment and traditional/cultural Navajo services.
- Hosts support groups and conducts community education/prevention outreach.
Common complaints
- General challenges accessing specialized mental health services on the Navajo Nation, including long wait times, limited availability, and reports of uncoordinated systems for specialized care.
"All treatment services are offered free of charge and are voluntary, contingent upon informed consent and confidentiality. NTCCF extends mental health services to all Native American children and adults."
— Navajo Treatment Center for Children & Families Official Brochure (2026)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Navajo children and family services reports salary increases, program expansion — Jan 20, 2026
- Navajo Nation Begins Intensive TA Partnership to Advance Mental Health Services for Children and Families - National Center for Adoption Competent Mental Health Services — Aug 4, 2025
- Long-Awaited Salary Boost for Child Welfare Employees — Sep 19, 2025
- NTCFF hosts Drums of Spring song and dance | News | nhonews.com — Apr 21, 2026
- Memo backs 22 percent raises for federally funded Children and Family Services jobs - Navajo Times — Sep 23, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
More mental health clinic clinics in Window Rock
Navajo Nation Behavioral Health operates as the Navajo Nation Division of Behavioral and Mental Health Services, with its headquarters in Window Rock, Arizona. The organization provides outpatient and residential treatment, crisis response, substance abuse and suicide prevention, outreach, sober living, tribal opioid response, and community building services across three offices (Window Rock, Window Rock Blvd; Gallup, NM; and Window Rock, AZ). It serves adult and adolescent populations and functions as a regional behavioral health authority within the Navajo Nation. Key contact: main presence in Window Rock, AZ, and multiple helplines listed on the site. Website: nndbmhs.org.
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