Our Resources

Tribal, Legal & Governmental Partners

  • Puyallup Tribal Courts
  • Puyallup Tribal Law Enforcement & Prosecutor’s Office
  • Tribal Non-Emergency Security: (253) 680-5672
  • Tribal Dispatch: (253) 680-5656
  • Child Support Program: (253) 680-5538
  • ChildReach (Early Learning/Head Start): (253) 680-5539
  • Puyallup Tribal Administration:
    • Anita Oldbull: (253) 680-7858
    • Joanne Webb – Emergency Assistance: (253) 680-7906
  • Children’s Services/ICW:
  • Puyallup Tribal Courts
  • Puyallup Tribal Law Enforcement & Prosecutor’s Office
  • Tribal Non-Emergency Security: (253) 680-5672
  • Tribal Dispatch: (253) 680-5656
  • Child Support Program: (253) 680-5538
  • ChildReach (Early Learning/Head Start): (253) 680-5539
  • Children’s Services/ICW:
  • Puyallup Tribal Courts
  • Puyallup Tribal Law Enforcement & Prosecutor’s Office
  • Tribal Non-Emergency Security: (253) 680-5672
  • Tribal Dispatch: (253) 680-5656
  • Children’s Services/ICW:
    • Marriah Betschart (Director): (253) 442-5368, Ext. 5755
    • Kate Colbert (Assistant Director): (253) 753-7194, Ext. 5542
    • Kaylena Saticum (CPA Program Manager): (253) 278-8206, Ext. 5537
    • Ciara Murphy (CPS Supervisor): (253) 924-9033, Ext. 5549
    • CPS Investigators:
      • Kam Warner: (253) 651-0408, Ext. 5544
      • Shaquana Logan: (253) 778-9714, Ext. 5553
      • Augustine Canales: (253) 533-1142, Ext. 5551
    • Jules Summers (FVS Worker): (253) 344-6770, Ext. 5557
    • Haylie Wilhite (Caseworker): (253) 778-9790, Ext. 5535
    • Michelle Franks (Caseworker): (253) 381-6389, Ext. 5536
    • Arielle Burnett (Caseworker): (253) 331-3310, Ext. 5528
    • Rosa Evans (Caseworker): (253) 534-3546, Ext. 5539
    • Ramon Prado (Caseworker): (253) 406-3384, Ext. 5542
    • Danni Trahan (Caseworker): (253) 337-3093, Ext. 5554
    • Tami Rideout (Case Aide): (253) 533-0569, Ext. 6045
    • Jennifer Williams (Case Aide): (253) 878-8691, Ext. 6396
    • Adam Makoviney (Foster Licensor): (253) 778-5781, Ext. 5529
    • Emily Boettcher (Foster Licensor): (253) 778-2757, Ext. 5777
    • Jesica Beier (Admin): (253) 533-1134, Ext. 6395
    • Rachel Black (Admin): (253) 331-5105, Ext. 5532
    • Main Fax: (253) 680-5489
  • DCYF Central Intake: 1-866-ENDHARM
  • Pierce County Sheriff’s Office
  • Tacoma Police Department
  • Tribal Court
  • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI – Tacoma)

🏥 Medical, Forensic & Behavioral Health Partners

Medical Forensic Behavioral Health Partners

🧠 Mental Health Therapy & PSB Referrals

  • Debbie Darnell – PSB Therapy Referrals
  • Good Medicine Counseling, P.L.L.C.
  • MultiCare Behavioral Health
  • PTHA Behavioral Health
  • Other VOCA-funded community providers

🌐 Grantors, Funders & Accrediting Agencies

🤝 Community, Cultural & Prevention Partners

Build Unity

🔁 Reentry, Wraparound & Peer Support

Peer Support

📚 Research, Training & Technical Assistance

📲 Crisis & Referral Resources

EMDR Training (PESI) / SHIFT Wellness

This combined directory supports both CDVAP and CRCAC operations and highlights their multidisciplinary, culturally grounded, trauma-informed service networks for victim advocacy and child protection.

Site Addresses

📬 Administrative & Site Addresses

  • Puyallup Tribal Administration Mailing address:  CDVAP 3002 Duct Cho St. Tacoma, WA 98404

  • Puyallup Tribal Administration Physical Address: 3001 Puyallup St, Tacoma, WA 98404

  • Children of the River Child Advocacy Center (CRCAC) Mailing Address: C/O CRCAC 3002 Duct Cho St. Tacoma, WA 98404

  • Community Domestic Violence Advocacy Program  c/o CDVAP 3002 Duct Cho St. Tacoma, WA 98404

🌿 Native American & Indigenous Counseling Ethics Organizations

  • National Indian Health Board (NIHB)
    Advocacy, policy, and training related to behavioral health, cultural wellness, and ethical care in Tribal communities.
    www.nihb.org
  • Indian Country Child Trauma Center (ICCTC)
    Supports clinicians and agencies working with Native youth and families using evidence-based, culturally adapted models.
    www.icctc.org
  • National Native Children’s Trauma Center (NNCTC)
    Provides trauma-informed care training, technical assistance, and community-based healing support for Native children and families.
    www.nnctc.org
  • Red Wind Consulting
    Offers training and consultation on advocacy, ethics, and cultural humility when working with Native survivors of violence.
    www.red-wind.net
  • Native Wellness Institute
    Provides healing-centered training and resources grounded in Native values and practices.
    www.nativewellness.com
  • White Bison, Inc.
    Ethics, training, and peer support rooted in the Wellbriety Movement—addressing addiction, grief, and cultural recovery.
    www.whitebison.org

📚 National & Statewide Professional Ethics Resources

  • Indigenous Psychology & Ethics Resources
    Professional practice is also informed by Indigenous ethical frameworks, including guidance from the Society of Indian Psychologists and Tribal research review boards. These perspectives emphasize community accountability, cultural humility, relational responsibility, and Tribal sovereignty, and recognize that standard Western ethics codes may not fully reflect the realities of Indigenous communities, dual relationships, and collective care.

    Learn more: https://www.nativepsychs.org/

  • NAADAC – The Association for Addiction Professionals
    NAADAC Code of Ethics – Applies to professionals working with substance use and co-occurring disorders.
  • American Counseling Association (ACA)
    ACA Code of Ethics – A foundational ethical framework for licensed counselors.
  • Washington State Department of Health – Credentialing & WAC Standards
    WAC 246-809 – Mental health counselor licensure and ethical requirements.
    WAC 246-341 – Substance Use Disorder Professional rules and client rights.
  • Washington State Mental Health Counselors Association (WSMCHA)
    Professional development and ethical advocacy for LMHCs in Washington.
    www.wamhca.org
Professional Ethics Resources

🤝 Culturally Responsive & Trauma-Informed Practice Support

  • National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN)
    Training and tools for child-serving clinicians working through a trauma-informed lens.
    www.nctsn.org
  • SAMHSA Tribal Affairs
    Technical assistance and funding for behavioral health support in Tribal communities.
    www.samhsa.gov/tribal-affairs
  • Unified Solutions Tribal Community Development Group
    Ethical and culturally respectful victim service provider training for Tribal programs.
    www.unified-solutions.org
Trauma-Informed

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