Linking to community services
Counseling & Recovery Services of Oklahoma is proud to partner with other agencies to meet the mental health and substance abuse treatment needs of veterans, adults, children
With these
Complete Tulsa County Resource List
One call connects veterans, adults
Community Outreach Psychiatric Services (COPES) – 918.744.4800
24/7 telephone and mobile crisis intervention for children and adults in Tulsa County.
Mental Health Association in Tulsa (MHAT) – 918.382.2482
Support groups and other services are available for people with mental health issues.
NAMI Tulsa – 918.583.6264
Peer support for people with mental health issues and their families.
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS)
Counseling & Recovery Services is one of 14 community mental health centers under ODMHSAS contract to provide services to adults and children. ODMHSAS also is a source of information about treatment and prevention programs statewide.
Reachout Hotline: 1.800.522.9054- Gambling Helpline: 1.800.522.4700
- Tobacco Helpline: 1.800.QUIT.NOW
- Suicide Prevention: 1.800.273.TALK
- ODMHSAS: 1.405.522.3908
Counseling & Recovery Services is part of the Tulsa’s Anti-Bullying
http://www.preventbullyingtulsa.org/
Additional information is available:
http://www.onlineschools.org/student-bullying-guide/
Our agency provides outpatient substance abuse treatment under contract with ODMHSAS. To find resources for inpatient treatment nationwide, follow this link.
The Latest At CRSOK
COVID-19 Clinical Care Response
As a Sanctuary Community we are committed to our social responsibility and closely monitoring and responding to the rapidly changing situation being caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19). As we continue to navigate these challenging times and operate in both a responsive and responsible manner, we are implementing a few changes to keep our clients and staff safe. WE ARE OPEN but in a vigilant...
CRSOK to Conduct FEMA Crisis Counseling
Tulsa, OK – In June 2019, historic flooding destroyed many homes and lives throughout Oklahoma. According to the American Psychological Society, as many as four in 10 survivors can experience a mental or behavioral disorder after a disaster, with children, women and the poor disproportionately affected. Many people impacted by this natural disaster may still be experiencing anxiety, depression...
Winter 2020 Newsletter
CRSOK has been busy the last few months. We have new Board Members, had our Annual Employee Appreciation Awards Dinner, received a FEMA grant to provide free crisis counseling to flood victims in Tulsa County and been visiting local news stations discussing our other programs. Check out our Winter 2020 Newsletter!
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Tulsa Office
918.492.2554
Email:
info@crsok.org
Fax:
918.494.9870
Location:
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7010 South Yale, Ste 215,
Tulsa, OK, 74136
The CALM Center
918.394.CALM (2256)
Email:
info@crsok.org
Fax:
918.394.2257
Location:
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6126 E. 32nd Place,
Tulsa, OK 74135
Sand Springs Office
918.245.5565
Email:
info@crsok.org
Fax:
918.245.5564
Location:
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401 East Broadway Court, Suite E
Sand Springs, OK 74063
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