
Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health Services (BHS) provides culturally competent, confidential, and professional mental health services as well as comprehensive substance abuse services to eligible Native American/Alaskan Native patients and their dependents. BHS is dedicated to offering patients support and care, honoring their unique experiences, skills, strengths, and insights as they navigate their journey toward recovery.
Call us to schedule a confidential intake/assessment at any of our 8 clinics:
BHS Brochures & Resources

988 Suicide Prevention Trainings
RSBCIHI’s suicide prevention trainings that teach community members how to recognize warning signs, support those at risk, and connect them with help.

Behavioral Health Services Overview
RSBCIHI’s Behavioral Health programs offering culturally grounded mental health care, substance use support, prevention services, and family resources across multiple clinic sites.

Celebrating Families Program
An 11-week family healing program that blends Native teachings with wellness education to strengthen family connections, break cycles of addiction, and build healthy life skills.

Community Health Worker Program
RSBCIHI’s Community Health Worker Program, connecting Native communities with trusted health advocates who provide outreach, education, and support

Family Resource Center
San Manuel
Free mental health, substance use, and family support services for San Bernardino County residents through counseling, education, prevention programs, and community events.

Family Resource Center
Grand Terrace
Free mental health, substance use, and community wellness services. The center provides therapy, education, and cultural activities to support healing and recovery for all San Bernardino County residents.

Native American Resource Center
Education, and referral services to support mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness. Programs focus on reducing stigma, addressing historical trauma, and promoting healing within Native communities.

Tribal Victim Services Program
Provides culturally based support, crisis intervention, and advocacy for Native victims of violence through collaboration with local and tribal partners.
Outpatient Clinical Services
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
DOJ Tribal Victim Services Program
Native American Resource Center (NARC)
San Bernardino County-Funded:
Family Resource Centers at Barstow & San Manuel clinics
Community Health Worker Program serving:
Riverside County (RUHS)-Funded:
Community Mental Health Promoters
Celebrating Families Program
Most mental health services are available via telehealth, ensuring that you can receive continuous care regardless of your location.
Dr. John Davis, BHS Director leads our team of dedicated behavioral health professionals, bringing extensive experience and a compassionate approach to patient care.
Services are available at our Anza and Soboba clinics, with periodic availability at Pechanga and San Manuel.
Choosing RSBCIHI means selecting a service that not only understands the clinical aspects of behavioral health but also respects and incorporates cultural values into treatment plans. Our services are confidential and designed to align with the cultural and personal values of our patients.
To learn more about our Behavioral Health Services or to schedule an appointment, please contact our offices. Whether it's managing a chronic mental illness, overcoming substance abuse, or seeking support for emotional challenges, our BHS team is here to support you.
"We are the Behavioral Health Services team at RSBCIHI. We are committed to providing you with comprehensive and culturally sensitive care to support your mental and emotional well-being. Our integrated approach ensures that we meet your needs holistically, respecting your personal and cultural background. Reach out to us, and let us help you on your journey to recovery and overall health."