Tribal Health

Mental Health Support for Native Communities

Emic Health was founded out of gratitude for the Native communities that have entrusted us with their story. These stories have provided us with the opportunity to ally with Indian Country for over a decade, and we remain dedicated to alleviating suffering in Native communities by offering care that is aligned with the stories of the ones we serve. Our services are rooted in high-quality, culturally congruent mental health services that reflect the honor, respect, and understanding we have been given by those we serve.

Our Services Include:

  • Program Development & Design

  • Behavioral Health Staffing

  • Tribal Liaison Services

  • Virtual telehealth programs

  • Clinic program and staff analysis

By partnering with Emic Health, your tribal community gains an ally who shares your mission and vision, ensuring our approach aligns with your unique needs. We are committed to sustainable Native health solutions and integrating tribal traditions and values into every aspect of care. Let’s work together to foster healing and strengthen communities.

Connect with us today to learn how Emic Health can serve your tribal community.

Meet Our Tribal Liasion, Andrew “Dru” Alejandre

Andrew “Dru” Alejandre is a member of the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, located in the greater Northern California. In September 2016, he was elected Chairman of his tribe following in the footsteps of his Grandfather Everett Freeman, serving two 4-year terms. Prior to being elected Chairman, he served 2 years as Tribal Secretary appointed in April 2014. During his time in office, Andrew fulfilled his promise, leading his people with purpose by developing a strong economy through business oversight and development, creating resources and opportunities for tribal members and the surrounding communities. He left behind a solid foundation for all and future generations just as his grandfather did. Andrew is a passionate leader who not only has served his tribe but serves all Indigenous and Tribal communities in Indian Country. Through MMIP, the Native American Graduation Adornments Task Force, and the Central Tribal Chairperson’s Association, Andrew has been a strong advocate and voice for the people. He is also the Co-Founder and Vice Chairman of the Tribal Leadership Council, a non-profit organization that empowers current, aspiring, and future generational Tribal leaders and executives by providing education opportunities that will create sustainability for future generations.