A sanctuary Community
Building Better LivesWe are open! All appointments are now being conducted in person.
A Sanctuary Community
Counseling & Recovery
Services of Oklahoma
Building better lives and promoting personal dignity within our community through integrated wellness, behavioral health and substance abuse services – inclusive and accessible to all.
Children & Family
1 in 10 children and adolescents experiences emotional, behavioral or substance abuse issues that are serious enough to negatively impact relationships at home, school and in the community. Our children’s services are available from birth to age 25.
Our Child & Family Services:
Adult Services
One in four people will experience a mental health disorder. Mental health is as important as physical health to quality of life. The good news is that treatment works, and recovery is possible. The first step toward recovery is calling for an appointment.
Our adult services include:
Substance Abuse
Addiction is a complex disease. Because drugs change the brain in ways that foster compulsive abuse, quitting is difficult, even for those who are ready to do so.
Our Substance Abuse Services:
About CRSOK
Our Mission
Building better lives and promoting personal dignity within our community through integrated wellness, behavioral health and substance abuse services – inclusive and accessible to all.
Our ultimate goal is the development of a community of recovery where
- healthy living is the norm
- individual responsibility is accepted by all
- clients and staff commit to the Sanctuary model of trauma informed philosophy
Vision Statement
Improving the quality of life through the behavioral health and substance abuse services to adults, children, and families experiencing life challenges in our communities.
Your recovery starts here
How We Help
The goal has always been to provide quality treatment for people dealing with the effects of severe mental illness, such as major depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and substance abuse regardless of their ability to pay. These illnesses affect an individual’s ability to live successfully and independently in our community until diagnosis, treatment and support are received.
The Latest At CRSOK
Robin’s Story
Robin's Story As I tell you my story with mental illness, I want you to be hyper-aware of two important points. 1) My story is not uncommon. The struggles and pain I have felt do not make me unique. 2) I was the best case scenario in terms of my support system and my ability to afford professional help and medication...and I barely made it. I wrote this late one night and it’s the closest I’ve...
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!
Get In Touch
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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1-800-784-8669