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About Behavioral Health Services Feather River Tribal Health Center
Behavioral Health Services at Feather River Tribal Health Center in Oroville, CA offers addiction treatment and substance abuse support rooted in tribal health values. Serving the Oroville and Yuba City areas, the center addresses substance abuse, alcohol dependency, mental health, and addiction through weekday programming. For those building long-term recovery, this community-connected center provides a culturally grounded option in Butte County.
Behavioral Health Services Feather River Tribal Health Center sits at 2145 5th Ave in Oroville, California, operating as part of the broader Feather River Tribal Health system in Butte County. The center extends its reach across the Oroville and Yuba City service areas, positioning itself as a community-rooted resource for individuals and families navigating substance abuse treatment and ongoing recovery. Its tribal health foundation sets it apart from conventional standalone addiction treatment programs in the region.
The center addresses a range of conditions that frequently intersect in long-term recovery: substance abuse, alcohol dependency, addiction, and co-occurring mental health concerns. By treating these issues under one roof, the program reflects an understanding that lasting recovery rarely involves a single diagnosis. Individuals seeking substance abuse treatment or support for mental health alongside addiction will find that the center's scope covers the complexities many people in recovery actually face.
Grounded in the mission of a tribal health organization, the center's approach connects treatment to community in a way that differs from freestanding outpatient programs. The behavioral health department operates Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 6 PM, offering extended weekday hours that accommodate working adults and those managing family responsibilities while pursuing recovery. This schedule reflects a practical commitment to accessibility for the populations the center serves.
Feather River Tribal Health's behavioral health services are designed for individuals in the Oroville and Yuba City areas who are seeking addiction treatment within a culturally specific, community-oriented setting. Families supporting a loved one through recovery will find a center that treats mental health and substance abuse together, acknowledging the full picture of what recovery demands. For those choosing a long-term recovery partner in Butte County, the center's tribal health framework and extended service hours make it a distinct option in the region.
Addiction Treatment Rooted in Tribal Health and Community
Behavioral Health Services Feather River Tribal Health Center brings a community-first perspective to addiction treatment in Oroville, California. As part of a tribal health system, the center's approach to substance abuse treatment is shaped by values of community belonging and collective wellbeing — elements that align closely with what research and lived experience consistently show matter most in sustained recovery.
Located at 2145 5th Ave in Oroville and serving the broader Butte County region including Yuba City, the center offers a recovery environment that is meaningfully different from conventional standalone outpatient programs. For individuals and families who want addiction treatment connected to a larger community mission, Feather River Tribal Health represents a distinctive option in Northern California.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Treatment in Butte County
The behavioral health program at Feather River Tribal Health Center treats substance abuse, alcohol dependency, addiction, and mental health conditions — recognizing that these challenges rarely appear in isolation. For people pursuing long-term recovery, having access to a program that addresses both substance abuse and mental health in the same setting can be a meaningful factor in choosing where to seek care.
The center's weekday schedule, running from 7 AM to 6 PM Monday through Friday, makes ongoing participation in the recovery process more manageable for those balancing work, family, and the daily demands of rebuilding their lives. This kind of accessibility is a practical cornerstone of any sustainable recovery plan.
Serving the Oroville and Yuba City Recovery Community
Feather River Tribal Health Center's behavioral health services are available to individuals in both Oroville and Yuba City, extending the reach of culturally grounded addiction treatment across a significant portion of Northern California's inland communities. For families in these areas looking for a recovery center that understands the local community and the specific populations within it, this geographic accessibility matters.
Whether someone is entering substance abuse treatment for the first time or returning to structured support after a setback, the center's integrated focus on addiction and mental health positions it as a long-term partner in recovery — not just a point-in-time intervention. Families supporting loved ones through the recovery process will find a program designed to address the full scope of what that journey involves.
Why Choose Behavioral Health Services Feather River Tribal Health Center
- Tribal health organization offering addiction treatment within a culturally grounded community framework in Butte County
- Addresses substance abuse, alcohol dependency, addiction, and co-occurring mental health conditions under one program
- Extended weekday hours (7 AM–6 PM, Monday–Friday) designed to fit the schedules of working adults in recovery
- Serves both the Oroville and Yuba City communities, expanding access to behavioral health and substance abuse treatment across the region
- Integrated behavioral health model connects mental health and addiction treatment, reflecting the real complexity of long-term recovery
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of conditions does Feather River Tribal Health's Behavioral Health Services treat?
The center treats substance abuse, alcohol dependency, addiction, and mental health conditions. This integrated scope makes it well-suited for individuals whose recovery involves both substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns, which is common among those seeking long-term recovery support.
Where is Behavioral Health Services Feather River Tribal Health Center located?
The center is located at 2145 5th Ave in Oroville, California, in Butte County. It serves individuals in both the Oroville and Yuba City areas.
What are the operating hours for the behavioral health program?
The center is open Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 6 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. The extended weekday hours are designed to accommodate individuals managing work, family, and recovery simultaneously.
How do I contact Feather River Tribal Health's Behavioral Health Services?
You can reach the center by phone at (530) 534-5394 during operating hours, Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Additional information is available at frth.org.
Is this a tribal health center? Who can access its addiction treatment services?
Yes, Feather River Tribal Health Center is a tribal health organization. The behavioral health services extend to the Oroville and Yuba City communities. Individuals interested in whether they qualify for services are encouraged to contact the center directly at (530) 534-5394.
Does the center address mental health alongside substance abuse treatment?
Yes. The confirmed conditions treated include both mental health and substance abuse, along with alcohol dependency and addiction. This makes the program relevant for individuals whose recovery involves more than one of these overlapping concerns.
What makes Feather River Tribal Health different from other addiction treatment programs in Butte County?
The center operates within a tribal health framework, connecting addiction treatment and mental health services to a broader community mission. This community-rooted model offers a different environment than conventional freestanding outpatient programs for those who prioritize cultural connection in their recovery.
Can family members get involved in the recovery process through this center?
The center addresses mental health and addiction together, which creates a foundation that can support families navigating a loved one's recovery. Families are encouraged to contact the center directly at (530) 534-5394 to learn what involvement and support may be available.
Is the center accessible for people who work or have daytime responsibilities?
The center's hours — 7 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday — are extended compared to standard business hours, making it more accessible for individuals managing work schedules or family obligations while pursuing ongoing substance abuse treatment or recovery support.
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