The Tulsa Regional Mental Health Report is no surprise. The surprise is the lack of public outcry for change. After 10 years of state funding cuts, there is no surprise why mental health and substance abuse services can’t meet the needs of 1 in 7 Tulsans who has a mental illness. The surprise was the […]
Read MoreThanks to everyone for the great success of Desserts for Donations drive. We still need gently used clothing, household items and new toiletries for our clothing closet. Please contact Nurse Care Manager Diane Maloy at 918.236.4154 for more information or to donate. Items needed include Hangers Men, women & children’s clothing socks Soap, shampoo Tooth […]
Read MoreWe join the nation in mourning the loss of 17 lives and injury to 14 others in Florida’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. In response to this and other tragedies at a school, many children, teens and young adults have questions and concerns. There are excellent resources online for children, families, school personnel and […]
Read MoreOklahoma has one of the highest suicide rates in the nation. Fortunately, everyone can do something to fight Oklahoma’s suicide crisis. Did you know that most people who commit suicide don’t want to die? People contemplating suicide say they want the darkness and pain to go away. Showing your concern by asking “How are you […]
Read MoreOur hearts thoughts and minds are with those affected by the tragedies in Broken Arrow and Las Vegas. Our staff is available to help adults, children, families and organizations who need support. Here are available resources in our community and beyond: CALM Center for youth ages 10-17 in crisis,. 918.394.2256, COPES (Mobile Psychiatric Crisis Services), […]
Read MoreFriday, Sept. 22, 5-10 p.m. Join us at Antoinette’s Baking Company 207 N Main St. (Brady Arts District) Tulsa, OK. Antoinette’s will donate a portion of sales to our agency. Pie sales only. No pre-orders.
Read MoreMental health, emotional and behavioral issues affect 1 in 5 school-aged children with 1 in 10 experiencing a mental health challenge severe enough to negatively affect home, school, social and community functioning. Though so many school-aged children are affected, it is estimated 50 to 80 percent of them do not receive the care they need. […]
Read MoreThe CALM Center’s renovation capital campaign is less than $10,000 from its $1.3 million goal, and we need your help to make it the rest of the way. The CALM Center, 6126 E. 32nd Place, a state leader in children’s crisis care, has served well over 4,000 children and families and operated around the clock […]
Read MoreIt’s no coincident that February is American Heart Month. After all, if you love someone, you want them to be happy and healthy. This is a great time to make a commitment for improved heart health for ourselves and our families. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women and men. And, half […]
Read MoreThank you to everyone who donated to make Christmas 2016 bright for children, adults and families served by Counseling & Recovery Services of Oklahoma. All 50 children and adults on the angel tree received gifts and every Transitional housing client received a gift card for food and household items. Our clients’ needs continue after the holidays. If […]
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