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Tribal Residential Treatment Center · Fresno, California

Sierra Tribal Consortium Inc Turtle Lodge Recovery Home

Residential Treatment (Phase I) Transitional Living (Phase II) Outpatient Program Non-Medical Social Model Withdrawal Management (72-hour)
Address
610 West McKinley Avenue
Fresno, California 93728
Available
24/7 admissions

About

About Sierra Tribal Consortium Inc Turtle Lodge Recovery Home

Sierra Tribal Consortium, Inc. is a Native American Indian Tribal Organization that represents four federally recognized California tribes: the Big Sandy Rancheria Band of the Western Mono Indians, Cold Springs Rancheria of Mono Indians, North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians, and the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians. Its substance use treatment arm, Turtle Lodge Recovery Home, operates from 610 West McKinley Avenue in Fresno and is licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services (License 100007AN).

Turtle Lodge’s clinical model is grounded in culturally appropriate care for Native American Indian and Alaska Native adults. Phase I, the residential substance use disorder treatment program, is co-ed and provides evidence-based education that incorporates Native American traditions and spirituality to restore wellness and promote healing. Phase II, a transitional living program for women and men, accepts current residents who have successfully completed 120 days of residential treatment, providing up to nine months of safe, drug-free housing while residents pursue employment or education. Capacity in Phase II is intentionally limited to four participants at a time.

In addition to its residential and transitional programs, Turtle Lodge offers a 72-hour non-medical social model withdrawal management/detox option for participants entering residential treatment, plus outpatient programs designed to help individuals and families meet court, Child Protective Services, probation/parole, and Tribal referral needs. The Positive Indian Parenting program — a 12-week NICWA-based curriculum — is offered inpatient and online for participants whose recovery includes parenting goals.

Governance reflects Turtle Lodge’s tribal identity: the organization is led by a Board of Directors of elected representatives of its member tribes. New participants can contact the program at (559) 445-2691 (Fresno) or (559) 272-0691 (Auberry site) to ask about eligibility, screening, and admission preparation. Turtle Lodge’s combination of evidence-based education, Native traditions and spirituality, and family-focused programming makes it a meaningful option for Native American Indian and Alaska Native individuals seeking culturally responsive recovery support.

  • Exclusively serves Native American Indian and Alaska Native adults with culturally appropriate treatment
  • Integrates traditional Native American healing practices with substance abuse treatment
  • Licensed residential facility with 120-day programs and extended Phase II up to 9 months
  • Incorporates Nicwa Positive Indian Parenting Curriculum for family-focused recovery
  • Provides aftercare support for successful program graduates

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care
Residential Treatment (Phase I) Transitional Living (Phase II) Outpatient Program Non-Medical Social Model Withdrawal Management (72-hour)
Conditions
Substance Use Disorder Alcohol Use Disorder Drug Use Disorder
Methods
Evidence-Based Education Native American Traditions and Spirituality Positive Indian Parenting Curriculum (NICWA) Individual Counseling Group Counseling Culturally Appropriate Care
Populations
Adults Men Women Native American Indian Alaska Native Court-Referred CPS / Probation / Parole / Tribal Referrals
Facility
Culturally Appropriate Treatment Safe And Drug-free Living Environment Co-ed Programs

Location

Where it is

610 West McKinley Avenue, Fresno, California 93728 Get directions

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Residential Treatment Programs

Sierra Tribal Consortium Inc Turtle Lodge Recovery Home provides intensive residential treatment programs designed specifically for Native American Indian and Alaska Native adults struggling with substance use disorders. The facility's 120-day residential program offers comprehensive treatment in a safe, drug-free living environment located in Fresno, California.

For individuals requiring extended care, the center offers Phase II programming that can extend treatment up to 9 months maximum. This extended residential option allows participants additional time to solidify recovery skills and prepare for successful reintegration into their communities. The residential setting provides 24-hour support and supervision essential for addressing complex substance use disorders.

Culturally Appropriate Treatment Approach

Treatment at Turtle Lodge Recovery Home uniquely combines evidence-based education with Native American traditions and spirituality, creating a therapeutic environment that honors cultural heritage while addressing addiction. This approach recognizes the importance of cultural identity in the recovery process for Native American individuals.

The facility incorporates the Nicwa Positive Indian Parenting Curriculum into its programming, reflecting a commitment to family-centered recovery that respects tribal customs. This specialized curriculum addresses parenting skills while maintaining connection to Native American cultural values, supporting participants in rebuilding family relationships affected by substance use.

Specialized Population Focus

Sierra Tribal Consortium Inc Turtle Lodge Recovery Home exclusively serves Native American Indian and Alaska Native adults, addressing the unique cultural and historical factors that influence addiction within tribal communities. This specialized focus allows the facility to provide treatment that acknowledges historical trauma, cultural disconnection, and other factors specific to Native American populations.

The center's co-ed programming serves adults from tribal communities throughout the region, providing a rare resource for culturally specific addiction treatment. Licensed by the Department of Health Care Services under License 100007an, the facility maintains professional standards while honoring traditional healing practices important to Native American recovery.

Aftercare and Continuing Support

Turtle Lodge Recovery Home provides aftercare programming for participants who successfully complete their inpatient treatment, recognizing that recovery extends beyond residential care. This continuing support helps maintain sobriety and prevents relapse as individuals transition back to their home communities.

The facility operates Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, providing structured programming during traditional business hours. Located at 610 West McKinley Avenue in Fresno, the center serves individuals throughout Fresno County and surrounding areas, offering accessible treatment for tribal communities in Central California.

After Care

Continuing support

Aftercare Program For Participants Who Have Successfully Completed Inpatient And/or Outpatient Program

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Accreditations
California DHCS License 100007AN

Common questions

FAQs About Sierra Tribal Consortium Inc Turtle Lodge Recovery Home

What types of substance use disorders does Sierra Tribal Consortium treat? +
Sierra Tribal Consortium Inc Turtle Lodge Recovery Home treats substance use disorders, alcohol misuse, and drug misuse. The residential facility provides specialized treatment for Native American Indian and Alaska Native adults struggling with various forms of addiction in a culturally appropriate setting.
How long are the residential treatment programs? +
The facility offers 120-day residential treatment programs with an option for extended Phase II programming up to 9 months maximum. This allows participants flexibility in treatment duration based on individual recovery needs and progress.
Who is eligible for treatment at Turtle Lodge Recovery Home? +
Treatment is exclusively available to Native American Indian and Alaska Native adults. The facility serves individuals from tribal communities throughout the region who are seeking culturally appropriate substance use disorder treatment.
What makes this facility different from other treatment centers? +
Turtle Lodge Recovery Home uniquely combines evidence-based education with Native American traditions and spirituality. The facility incorporates the Nicwa Positive Indian Parenting Curriculum and provides culturally appropriate treatment specifically designed for tribal communities.
Does the facility provide aftercare services? +
Yes, Sierra Tribal Consortium offers aftercare programming for participants who successfully complete their inpatient treatment programs. This continuing support helps maintain recovery as individuals transition back to their home communities.
What are the facility's operating hours? +
The center operates Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM and is closed on weekends. Programming follows a structured weekday schedule that allows participants to focus on recovery while maintaining routine.
Is Sierra Tribal Consortium properly licensed? +
Yes, the facility holds Department of Health Care Services License 100007an. This licensing ensures the center meets professional standards for substance use disorder treatment while maintaining its cultural focus.
Where is Turtle Lodge Recovery Home located? +
The facility is located at 610 West McKinley Avenue in Fresno, California 93728. The center serves individuals throughout Fresno County and surrounding areas in Central California.
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