Kickapoo Tribal Health Center-Behavioral Health

08/19/2026

Some healing doesn’t begin with words.
Sometimes it begins with slowing down.
With presence.
With feeling safe enough to breathe again.
With simply being seen without judgment.
Something meaningful is here.
The HEART Project is bringing a different kind of therapeutic experience to Kickapoo Tribal Behavioral Health—one centered on connection, healing, empowerment, and growth.
Curious about what equine-assisted psychotherapy can look like?
Call KTHC Behavioral Health to learn more about the HEART Project and how equine-assisted psychotherapy may support your journey. (405) 964-2618
The HEART Project
Connection. Healing. Empowerment.

08/19/2026

We are excited to be able to offer this service to our community.

Some healing doesn’t begin with words.

Sometimes it begins with slowing down.
With presence.
With feeling safe enough to breathe again.
With simply being seen without judgment.

Something meaningful is here.

The HEART Project is bringing a different kind of therapeutic experience to Kickapoo Tribal Behavioral Health—one centered on connection, healing, empowerment, and growth.

Curious about what equine-assisted psychotherapy can look like?🐴💙

Call KTHC Behavioral Health to learn more about the HEART Project and how equine-assisted psychotherapy may support your journey. (405) 964-2618

The HEART Project
Connection. Healing. Empowerment.

08/13/2026

Join Native Connections as we kick off the Fall Semester Drop-In Center with a trip to Andretti's! Scan the QR code on the flyer or go to https://form.jotform.com/262233632671151 to register, limited spots available. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

07/13/2026

06/25/2026

A big thank you to the Kickapoo Tribal Health Center Behavioral Health team and Tribal Opioid Response (TOR) program for choosing Legacy as the featured host for this month’s COPE (Community Outreach & Provider Exchange) session!

We were honored to welcome providers and community partners from across the area for a tour of our facility and a conversation about strengthening family support services in our community. Events like COPE help build meaningful partnerships, share valuable resources, and expand access to support for the families we partner with every day.

Thank you to everyone who attended, asked questions, shared ideas, and invested in creating a stronger, healthier community together. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate and look forward to continuing these important conversations! 💚

06/10/2026

Join Native Connections for our first Summer Series event of the year! Everyone must sign up to attend, and we are accepting the first 20 youth. Reach out to Project Director Brady Ledford at [email protected] for any questions!

05/21/2026

Native Connections will be hosting a youth GONA (Gathering of Native Americans) at the CRRC building on June 8th! This will be a one-day event for 6th-12th grade Native Americans to gather, learn, and grow together! You can sign up through the QR code on the flyer below or through the below link. The first thirty people who sign up get a free t-shirt

https://form.jotform.com/261384725955165

05/01/2026

9% of population can turn the community around

An event will not do it but the event can be a catalyst! My hope and prayer is that Mental Health Matters 2026 will be the catalyst to the process of change! Dr Darryl Tonemah gave a great presentation about mental health and substance abuse and trauma. And shout to Kevin Tushka for this year’s T-shirt design and opening up the day in a good way!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and to kick off the awareness month KTHC Behavioral Health had 2 days of workshops to learn more about mental health and substance abuse and how it affects us.

We are thankful for all who came!

Let’s continue to fight the stigma together!

04/30/2026

We’re partnering with the Kickapoo Tribal Library for Higher Education 101!

Call or Email to let us know you will be in attendance.

04/29/2026

Native Connections will not be hosting the Drop-In Center today due to training.