Treatment Center

The Therapist’s Couch:

Introducing our Family Therapists Leroy Jim is a Family Therapist for the Fort Defiance Regional Clinic. Mr. Jim provides school, home and office based services to traumatized children and their families. Mr. Jim has collaborated with and provided school-based services for children at TseHoTso Intermediate Learning Center, Crystal Boarding School, Wide Ruins Community School, and Ganado Intermediate School. Leroy Jim is independently licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselors, by the State of Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners. Mr. Jim obtained his graduate degree from the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. As a licensed professional, Mr. Jim utilizes a family systems therapy approach to treatment. The family systems practitioner views the client’s symptoms as an expression of a dysfunction within a family and not just a symptom of the child’s maladjustment, history, and psychosocial development. Furthermore, Mr. Jim has come to believe that the processes of learning, behavior, change, and healing a traumatized child is enhanced by mutual, active participation of family’s resources, i.e., social workier, psychian, teachers, etc. This profession has taught Mr. Jim new interests in the process. Some of these interests involve learning new, innovative treatment methods. Methods that provide effective healing and promote opportunities for the ongoing personal and social development of children. Mr. Jim believes in the power of individuals to influence their own destinies as well as the responsibility of all citizens to advocate for an environment that is enriching and nourishing for children. By Leroy Jim, MA, LPC Mr. Jim may be contacted at 928.729.4284 or email at ljim@citlink.net

Navajo Treatment Center for Children and Their Families (formerly NCSAP) and the Family Violence Prevention Services Act NTCCF/ Clinical/Administration Office P.O. Box 1967 Window Rock, Arizona 86515 Phone: 928.871.7673 Fax: 928.871.6176 Email: navajochildrentreatment@ yahoo.com


 Informed Consent

Informed Consent: 

• Every adult person has the right to decide what can and cannot be done to his or her own body.
• Assumes a person is capable of making an informed decision about his/her own health care.
• State regulations vary, but mental illness does not mean that a person is or should be assumed incapable of making decisions related to his or her own care.
• Patients have a right to: - Information about their treatment and any procedures to be performed - Know the inherent risks and benefits
• Without this information (specific information, risks, and benefits) a person cannot make an informed decision. The above also holds true for those who might participate in research.

Right to Refuse Treatment/Medication:


• A person has the right to accept treatment, he or she also had the right to refuse treatment to the extent permitted by the law and to be informed of the medical consequences of his/her actions. • In some emergency situations, a patient can be medicated or treated against his/her will, but state laws vary and so it is imperative to become knowledgeable about applicable state laws.


Navajo treatment Center for Children and their Families regional Offices•

• Chinle 928.647.2126
Fax: 928.647.2103

• Crownpoint 505.786.2420 Fax: 505.768.2421

• Ft. Defiance 928.729.4282 Fax: 928.729.4285

• Shiprock 505.368.1168 Fax: 505.368.1192

• Southwest 928.289.9333 Fax: 928.289.2942

• Tuba City 928.283.3261 Fax: 928.283.3279