Walk the Red Road to Recovery
Each step toward healing strengthens our people, our culture, and our future.
Culture is Prevention
The objective of Yakama Nation Tiinawit Program (YNTP) is to provide person-centered care and assist individuals in their road to recovery and intervene in the progressive stages of substance use, from mild to the moderately impaired to the chronic and severely dependent. YNTP aims to achieve this by assisting the individual to recognize substance use as a disease and motivated them toward sobriety, recovery, and a more satisfying lifestyle.
YNTP serves as a referral and resource center to Yakama Nation Tribal members, descendants, and members from other federally recognized Tribes that reside on or near the reservation boundaries who are affected by substance abuse.
Treatment Services
YNTP is a Washington state certified outpatient treatment facility. We offer a physically comfortable and emotionally safe therapeutic recovery environment for our patients. Our intent is to provide resources to assist individuals with the transition from possible substance use disorder into sobriety and/or recovery.
Throughout the process, each individual shall be treated in a manner that promotes dignity, self-respect, and responsibility in their own recovery.
Outpatient Services
Intakes & Screenings
Substance Abuse Assessments
DUI Assessments
Relapse Prevention
Referrals to Higher Level of Care
Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient Treatment/ Recovery Support
Individual Counseling
Treatment Planning & Aftercare
Sober Housing
Peer Support Specialists
Specialized Services
Talking Circle
Mondays | 6 – 7 PM
Case Management for MAT/MOUD Services
Problem Gambling Assessment & Treatment Services
Native American Father & Family Association (NAFFA)
Parenting Class
Alcohol Drug Information School (ADIS)
Client Responsibilities
As a participant in our program, you will be asked to do the following:
- Practice harm reduction model of care
- Be dedicated and committed to your recovery
- Attend recovery support activities
- Attend appointments and actively participate
- Be responsible for your individual service plan
Tiináwit means “the Indian way of life” and every walk toward sobriety strengthens not just one person but the whole community.
Meet the Team
Eric Johnson, SUDP
Program Manager
- 509.865.5121 x4456
Lisa Davisson, LMHP, SUDP
Clinical Supervisor
- 509.865.5121 x7640
Justine Telakish
Therapist
- 509.865.5121 x4469
Benton Kinney, PA-C
Psychiatry
- 509.865.5121 x4462
Mitchell Cueba Jr., SUDP
- 509.865.5121 x4458
Viviana Castaneda, SUDP
- 509.865.5121 x4461
R. Wade Benge, SUDP
- 509.865.5121 x4475
Marcie Ganuelas, SUDP
- 509.865.5121 x4457
Randy Green, SUDP
- 509.865.5121 x4476
Toni Byers, SUDP
Youth
- 509.865.5121 x4477
Brittany Whiz, SUDPT
Tinnawit Problem Gambling Counselor Trainee
- 509.865.5121 x4459
Dailene Sampson
Bookkeeper V
- 509.865.5121 x4471
Isaac Pastrana
- 509.865.5121 x4455
Melane Pierre
Data Intake
Peer Support Specialists
- 509.865.5121 x4472