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Oklahoma Children’s
Referrals and Resources Guide
Table of Contents
Things You Need To Know ............................................................................................................................ 3
Accessing Services........................................................................................................................................ 3
Oklahoma Systems of Care ........................................................................................................................... 3
Contact Children, Youth and Family Services ............................................................................................... 3
Crisis Services ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Children’s Crisis Centers ........................................................................................................................... 4
DHS Crisis Stabilization ............................................................................................................................ 4
Inpatient – Acute & Residential ................................................................................................................. 5
Inpatient - Extended Stay Residential ....................................................................................................... 6
Inpatient - Dual Diagnosis (MR & MH) ...................................................................................................... 6
Inpatient - Special Needs .......................................................................................................................... 7
Children’s Mobile Crisis Teams ................................................................................................................. 8
Group Homes ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Outpatient Services ..................................................................................................................................... 10
Community Mental Health Centers (CMHC)............................................................................................ 10
Day Treatment......................................................................................................................................... 11
School-Based Services ........................................................................................................................... 11
Sexual Abuse Programs.......................................................................................................................... 12
Sexual Behaviors Programs .................................................................................................................... 12
Transition Services .................................................................................................................................. 13
Child Victim of Trauma Services ............................................................................................................. 14
Area Prevention Resource Centers (APRC) ................................................................................................ 15
Resource and Hotline Numbers ................................................................................................................... 16
Additional Resources ................................................................................................................................... 17
Substance Abuse Treatment ....................................................................................................................... 18
Juvenile Drug Courts ............................................................................................................................... 18
Early Intervention Drug Treatment .......................................................................................................... 19
Outpatient Drug Treatment...................................................................................................................... 20
Residential Drug Treatment .................................................................................................................... 21
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Things You Need To Know
Within this publication, the service providers and resources that are provided by or contracted with the
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) are indicated by a
double asterisk (**). The service providers and resources that are monitored and certified by ODMHSAS
are indicated by a single asterisk (*). Please note that while a provider may have one or more services
certified by or contracted with ODMHSAS, they may provide other services that are not certified by nor
contracted with ODMHSAS.
Service providers and resources listed in this publication are neither endorsed nor recommended by
ODMHSAS and are merely provided for informational purposes.
Accessing Services
While it may seem simple, contacting your insurance company first to discover which providers are in
network in your area is generally the quickest route to a good referral. Many insurance companies have
toll-free numbers and/or websites to help narrow your search.
Also, the information provided in this publication was accurate as of October 1, 2009. However, as
children’s services are in constant state of change, checking with the providers for up-to-date information is
always the best idea.
Oklahoma Systems of Care
Visit the ODMHSAS Children, Youth and Family Services website for current information. Here are links to
specific resources that you might find helpful. The website is updated regularly where this document is
updated once per year.
Children, Youth and Family Services – State Staff Listing
SOC Communities and Project Directors
SOC Forms and Resources
Resource Toolbox for Families
NOTE: Website address for ODMSHAS Children, Youth and Family Services is
http://www.ok.gov/odmhsas/Mental_Health_/Children,_Youth,_and_Family_Services/index.html
Contact Children, Youth and Family Services
This information was compiled by ODMHSAS Children, Youth and Family Services. For more information,
call (405) 522-4151 to be directed to the appropriate resource.
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Crisis Services
Children’s Crisis Centers
These centers assist young people who are in need of crisis intervention and stabilization for trauma,
emotional, behavioral or substance abuse issues. The services are provided in a secure residential setting
for up to five (5) days, if needed. Program components include individual, group and family therapy, along
with medication management if deemed medically necessary. Admission criteria are set by the Oklahoma
Health Care Authority (OHCA) and applicable state law (Title 43A).
Both Children’s Crisis Centers work with no insurance and Medicaid clients and are in network with some
private insurance companies.
While the units are located in specific towns, they serve children from across the state.
Facility
Location
Children’s Recovery
Center (CRC) **
Norman
Red Rock **
CALM Center **
Contact Information
(405) 364-9004
(405) 908-0921 (pager)
320 12th Ave. NE
Norman, OK 73071
Ages Served
13-17
OKC
(405) 425-0333
4404 N Lincoln Blvd
OKC, OK 73105
www.red-rock.com
10-17
Tulsa
(918) 394-CALM (2256)
6126 E 32nd Place
Tulsa, OK 74135
www.actcares.org
10-17
DHS Crisis Stabilization
An 8-bed, crisis stabilization unit for DHS children only. Placement is usually 24-72 hours and involves the
whole range of treatment.
Facility
ITS – Shadow
Mountain
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Location
Contact Information
Ages Served
8 – 18
Norman
(405) 447-9498
(Program approval
required for younger
ages)
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Inpatient – Acute & Residential
Hospital setting that offers a safe, structured environment for children and young people who meet the legal
criteria (Title 43A Mental Health Law) of being a danger to themselves, a danger to others or are in
imminent danger of becoming a threat to the safety of themselves or others due to a mental health or
substance abuse issue.
Location
Contact Information
Ages
Served
Integris
Meadowlake
Enid
(580) 234-2220 or
(800) 759-2211
5 – 17
13 – 17
SW Behavioral
Center
Lawton
(580) 536-0077
5 – 17
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
Willowcrest
Miami
Miami
(918) 542-1836
www.willowcresthospital.com
5 – 17
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
Cedar Ridge
OKC
(405) 605-6111
www.uhsinc.com
6 – 17
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
St. Anthony’s
OKC
(405) 272-6216
www.saintsok.com
5 – 17
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
Spencer
(405) 427-2441 or
(405) 951-2222
(405) 647-3821 (pager)
www.integris-health.com
5 – 17
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
Shadow
Mountain
Tulsa
(800) 821-6993 or
(918) 492-8200
http://www.shadowmountainbhs.com/
4 – 17
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
Hillcrest Medical
Center
Tulsa
(918) 599-5880
www.hillcrest.com
4 – 17
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
Parkside
Tulsa
(918) 588-8888
www.parksideinc.org
Facility
Integris
Willowview
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10 – 17
(Acute)
6 – 17 (RTC)
Services
Acute & RTC
Dual Diagnosis (MR &
MH)
Medicaid & Private
Acute & RTC
Medicaid & Private
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Inpatient - Extended Stay Residential
Oklahoma does not have “long-term” residential care. However, there are a few treatment centers that do
provide a longer period of residential care than acute care hospitals.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Ages Served
Services
Moccasin Bend
Ranch
Miami
(918) 542-1836
www.willowcresthospital.com
13 – 17
Medicaid & Private
Varangon
Academy
Norman
(405) 701-1522
www.varangonacademy.com
13 – 17
MALES Only
Medicaid & Private
Southern Plains
Norman
(405) 217-8400
www.splains.org
12 – 17
Medicaid & Private
Human
Restoration –
Saints
OKC
(405) 272-6216
www.saintsok.com
5 – 17
Medicaid Only
Parkside
Tulsa
(918) 588-8888
www.parksideinc.org
6 – 17
Medicaid & Private
Inpatient - Dual Diagnosis (MR & MH)
These are inpatient settings for children and young people with both a mental retardation and a mental
health diagnosis.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Ages
Served
Services
Meadowlake
Enid
(580) 234-2220 or
(800) 759-2211
3 – 17
Medicaid & Private
Accents – St.
Anthony’s
OKC
(405) 272-4900
www.saintsok.com
9 – 17
(IQ 45 –
70)
RTC Only
Medicaid Only
Shadow
Mountain
Tulsa
(800) 821-6993
12 – 17
Medicaid & Private
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http://www.shadowmountainbhs.com/
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Inpatient - Special Needs
These are inpatient settings for children and young people with special needs. The type(s) of special
needs addressed in the setting are specified under the “contact information” heading of each program.
Facility
JD McCarty
Center
Cedar Ridge
Camelot
Integris
Spencer
Shadow
Mountain
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Location
Contact Information
Ages
Served
Services
Norman
(800) 777-1272 or
(405) 307-2800
www.jdmc.org
0 – 21
Medicaid & Private
12 – 17
Males Only
RTC Only
Medicaid & Private
Developmental Disabilities
OKC
OKC
OKC
(405) 605-6111
www.uhsinc.com
Neuro Center
(405) 548-1280
www.camelotforkids.org
1) Developmentally Delayed (IQ 25-70)
2) Autism or ASD
(405) 427-2441 or
(405) 951-2222
www.integris-health.com
1) 10 – 17
2) 5 – 18
Medicaid & Private
13 – 17
Medicaid & Private
Chronic Aggressive Males
(918) 293-2500
Tulsa
http://www.shadowmountainbhs.com/
1) Reactive Attachment Disorder
2) Autism and Aspergers
1) 5 – 17
2) 12 - 17
Medicaid & Private
(both)
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Children’s Mobile Crisis Teams
Mobile Crisis Response (MCR) Teams are a 24-hour, 7 day-per-week service that provides assistance for
mental health and substance abuse crisis through telephone or face-to-face assessments. Teams provide
outreach, assessments, evaluation, crisis intervention and stabilization, referral, crisis planning, 24-48 hour
follow-up appointments, short term therapy and/or monitoring for individuals experiencing a mental health
or substance abuse emergency. MCR teams respond to crises in the community, at schools, hospitals,
shelters, places of employment and other community settings to stabilize the situation in the youth’s natural
environment. MCR services are designed to de-escalate the crisis situation; prevent possible inpatient
hospitalization, detention, homelessness; and to restore youth to a pre-crisis level of stabilization. Services
are tailored to youth and their families and focus on family strengths, needs and preferences. While all
MCR teams have the same goals and objectives, each community has their own specifications to best
meet the needs of the consumers in their community.
All of the following mobile crisis units are contracted with ODMHSAS (**) and services are provided
regardless of the youth’s ability to pay.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Ages Served
Central Oklahoma
Care for Kids
Cleveland
(405) 573-6477
(405) 397-4929 (after hrs)
0 – 17
Edwin Fair
Kay
Payne
(580) 762-7561
(405) 372-1250
(800) 566-1343 (after hrs)
0 – 17
Green Country
Muskogee
(918) 682-8407
(918) 687-1039 (after hrs)
0 – 17
NorthCare Crisis
Intervention Services
OKC
(405) 858-2700
0 – 17
CREOKS
Cherokee
Okmulgee
Okemah
Sapulpa
Wagoner
(918-207-0078
(918) 756-9250
(918) 623-2922
(918) 227-2016
(918-485-0242
0 – 17
Red Rock West
Roger Mills
Beckham
Custer
Washita
(580) 323-6021 (all)
0 – 17
Grand Lake
Rogers
(800) 682-8407
0 – 17
Family & Children’s
COPES for Kids
Tulsa
(918) 744-4800
www.fcsok.org
0 – 17
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Group Homes
While each provider is different, group homes are generally small houses or cottages with 2-8 children and
house parents. Funding, accepting criteria and program components are provider-based.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Ages Served
Services
Goodland
Academy
Hugo
(580) 326-7568
www.goodland.org
6 – 15
Doesn’t take insurance
MALES only
Baptist Children’s
Home (multiple
locations)
OKC
(405) 691-7781 or
(405) 942-3800
www.obhc.org
Boys 2 – 8
Girls 2 – 18
No charge
Holsinger House
Enid
(580) 233-7158
www.circleofcare.org
0 – 17
DHS foster children only
Hope Harbor
Claremore
(918) 343-0333
www.hopeharborinc.org
9 – 17
Sliding scale based on
family
Pepper’s Ranch
Edmond
(405) 348-8333
www.peppersranch.com
0 – 18
DHS foster children only
Can stay until graduation
Tulsa Boy’s Home
Tulsa
(918) 245-0231, x5024
www.tulsaboyshome.org
11 – 17
Medicaid & Private
MALES only
DHS contract
United Methodist
Boys Ranch
Gore
(918) 487-5281
www.circleofcare.org
13 – 18
MALES only
Medicaid, Private, Scale
Tahlequah
(918) 456-6166
www.circleofcare.org
United Methodist
Children’s
FEMALES only
11 – 18
At 18, college or trade school
IQ greater than 70
No physical aggression
Westview Boy’s
Home
Hollis
(580) 688-9281
http://westviewboyshome.com/
6 – 18
MALES only, must be
accepted by 16
Sliding scaled based on
family
IQ greater than 77
Whitefields
Piedmont
(405) 302-5123
www.whitefieldsok.com
8 – 18
MALES only
DHS Permanent Custody
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Outpatient Services
Community Mental Health Centers (CMHC)
Located throughout the state are publicly-supported Community Mental Health Centers. Most have satellite
offices or other specialized programs within their service areas. These centers provide emergency intervention,
assessment, counseling, psycho-social rehabilitation, case management and community support services
designed to assist adult mental health clients in living as independently as possible and to provide therapeutic
services for children who are demonstrating symptoms of emotional disturbances.
Click here for an Online Mental Health Services Directory (maintained by SAMHSA)
Click here for an ODMHSAS CMHC Directory by City (maintained by ODMHSAS MHR)
Facility
Location
Contact Information
http://www.mhsso.org/
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma (MHSSO)
Ardmore
(580) 223-5070
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Jim Taliaferro CMHC
Lawton
(580) 248-5780
Carl Albert Mental Health Center
McAlester
(918) 426-7800
Green Country Behavioral Health
Muskogee
Central Oklahoma CMHC
Norman
Grand Lake Mental Health Center
Nowata
HOPE Community Services, Inc.
OKC
NorthCare
OKC
CREOKS Mental Health Services
Okmulgee
(918-756-9411
Edwin Fair CMHC
Ponca City
(580) 762-7561
Associated Centers for Therapy
Tulsa
Family and Children’s Services
Tulsa
Red Rock Behavioral Services
Various
Northwest Center for Behavioral Health
Woodward
http://gcbhs.org/
(918) 682-8407
http://www.cocmhc.org/
(405) 360-5100
http://www.glmhc.net/
(918) 273-1841
http://www.hopecsi.org/
(405) 632-1900
http://northcare.com/
(405) 858-2700
http://www.actcares.org/
(918) 492-2554
http://www.fcsok.org/
(918) 587-9471
http://www.red-rock.com/
(405) 424-7711
(580) 256-8615
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Day Treatment
Day Treatment offers a combination of special education and therapeutic services to children who don’t
meet residential level of care but need more support and services than can be provided in a traditional
school setting with outpatient services.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Ages Served
Services
Options
Unlimited
OKC
(405) 272-1610
K–5
5 – 12 (school-based)
Medicaid Only
Positive
Changes
OKC
(405) 636-1463
www.positivechangesokc.com
5 – 17
Medicaid & Private
School-Based Services
Based on the community’s needs, the mental health center provides specific school-based behavioral
health services to children and youth in partnership with schools and/or child care centers. All of the
following school-based services are contracted with ODMHSAS (**) and services are provided regardless
of the youth’s ability to pay.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Contact
Central Oklahoma
Norman
(405) 573-3812
Carla Parnacher
Edwin Fair
Ponca City
(580) 762-7561
Gary Wilburn
Family & Children’s
Tulsa
(918) 437-9495
Whitney Downie
Green Country
Muskogee
(918) 682-2491
John Terry
Jim Taliaferro
Lawton
(580) 248-5780
Christy RedElk
Red Rock West
Yukon
(405) 422-8800
Britni Bregman
Western Plains Youth &
Family
Woodward
(580) 254-5322
Leslie Miller
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Sexual Abuse Programs
Outpatient programs that provide treatment and education to children and young people recovering from
the trauma of sexual abuse.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Ages Served
Services
Bethesda
Norman
(405) 364-0333
www.bethesdaok.org
3 – 18
Males & Females
Child Center of
Abuse & Neglect
(CCAN)
OKC
(405) 271-8858
3 – 18
Males & Females
Medicaid & Private
Care Counseling
& Trauma
Services of
NorthCare
OKC
(405) 858-2700
Brittanie Groesbeck, LCSW
0 – 18
Includes nonoffending parent(s)
Sexual Behaviors Programs
Programs designed to provide assistance for those children and young people presenting inappropriate
sexual behaviors.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Ages Served
Services
CCAN
(Outpatient)
OKC
(405) 271-8858
3 – 18
Males & Females
Medicaid & Private
Positive
Outcomes
(Residential
Sexual Behaviors
Programs)
OKC
(405) 713-5780
www.saintsok.com
13 – 18
Star Program
Integris
OKC
(405) 427-4709
www.integris-health.com
5 – 14
Males & Females
Medicaid & Private
Threshold
Shadow Mountain
Tulsa
(800) 821-6993 or
(918) 492-8200
12 – 17
MALES only
Medicaid & Private
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MALES only
Medicaid & Private
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Transition Services
The following agencies provide trauma focused screening, assessment, referral, and/or treatment to young
people who have experienced trauma. These agencies services include Trauma-Focused Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and other promising practice trauma treatment models. Trauma focused
care is designed to reduce negative emotional and behavioral responses following a traumatic event. The
trauma services are publically funded and services are provided regardless of the child’s ability to pay.
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Contact
Central Oklahoma
Norman
(405) 360-5100
Teresa Capps
Green Country
Muskogee
(918) 682-8407
John Terry
Associate Centers for
Therapy (ACT)
Tulsa
(918) 492-2554
Richard DeSirey
HOPE CMHC
OKC
(405) 634-4400
Jennifer Beach
Grand Lake
Ottawa, Delaware, Craig
(918) 542-7252
Jeremy Rogers
NorthCare
OKC
(405) 858-2700
www.northcare.com
LaCinda Daugherty
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Child Victim of Trauma Services
The following agencies provide trauma focused screening, assessment, referral, and/or treatment to young
people who have experienced trauma. These agencies services include Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy (TF-CBT), and other promising practice trauma treatment models. Trauma focused care is designed to
reduce negative emotional and behavioral responses following a traumatic event. The trauma services are
publically funded and services are provided regardless of the child’s ability to pay.
Trauma Services
Location
Contact Information
Norman
405-573-3812
Domestic Violence Intervention Services**
Tulsa
918-584-7502
Family and Children's **
Tulsa
918-587-9471
Muskogee
918-682-8407
Hope CMHC **
OKC
405-632-1900
Jim Taliaferro **
Lawton
580-250-1222
Latino Community Development Agency **
OKC
405-236-0701
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma **
Ada
580-436-2690
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma **
Ardmore
580-223-5636
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma **
Durant
580-924-7330
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma **
Madill
580-795-5564
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma **
Pauls Valley
405-238-7311
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma **
Sulphur
580-622-6171
Mental Health Services of Southern Oklahoma **
Tishomingo
580-371-3019
OKC
405-858-2700
Northwest Domestic Crisis Services **
Woodward
580-256-1215
Northwest Domestic Crisis Services **
Guymon
580-338-2780
Canadian County
405-422-8800
Red Rock West **
Clinton
580-323-6021
Red Rock **
Elk City
580-225-5136
Red Rock **
OKC
405-424-7711
Central Oklahoma Community Mental Health Center **
Green Country * *
NorthCare **
Red Rock **
Trauma Resources
www.musc.edu/tfcbt
www.nctsn.com
Free TFCBT training
National Child Traumatic Stress Network
www.childtraumaacademy.org
Educational resources
www.childtraumacademy.com
Free online course
www.acestudy.org
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Adverse Childhood experiences
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Area Prevention Resource Centers (APRC)
The primary goal of Area Prevention Resource Centers (APRC) is to provide regional prevention services by
engaging community members, local organizations, public agencies, youth and the media to change community
conditions that contribute to alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) related problems.
Click here for an ODMHSAS APRC Directory by County (maintained by ODMHSAS Prevention Services)
Visit www.odmhsas.org/resourcecenter for material media (i.e. pamphlets, videos, fact sheets, etc)
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Wichita Mountains Prevention
Ardmore
(580) 490-9021
Network (Ardmore APRC)
Red Rock West APRC
Clinton
(580) 323-6021
Preventionworkz
Enid
(580) 234-1046
Eufaula
(918) 759-8694
Idabel
(580) 286-3344
Lawton
(580) 355-5246
Kibois / The Oaks
McAlester
(918) 421-3500
Norman Addiction Information &
Counseling (NAIC)
Norman
(405) 321-0022
Eagle Ridge Institute APRC
OKC
(405) 840-1359
OSU Seretean Wellness Center
(Tri-County APRC)
Okmulgee
(918) 756-1248
Gateway to Prevention & Recovery
Shawnee
(405) 275-3391
OSU Seretean Wellness Center
(PANOK APRC)
Stillwater
(405) 624-2220
ODMHSAS
Tahlequah
(405) 522-1663
ROCMND (Tulsa APRC)
Tulsa
(918) 493-6322
ROCMND Area Youth Services
Vinita
(918) 256-7518
Woodward
(580) 571-3240
Yukon
(405) 354-1928
Deep Fork Community Action
Foundation
Southeastern Oklahoma Inter-local
Cooperative
Wichita Mountains Prevention
Network (Lawton APRC)
Northwest Center for Behavioral
Health
Red Rock West APRC
(Yukon Satellite)
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Resource and Hotline Numbers
Visit the ODMHSAS Resource Toolbox for Families for additional resources (maintained by SOC).
Resource
For Children with SoonerCare or
Fee For Service
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Location/Area
Oklahoma Health
Care Authority
Behavioral Health
Care Management
FFS Providers
www.nami.org
National
OKC
Tulsa
Toll Free
Contact Information
http://www.okhca.org/
(800) 652-2010
(877) 252-6002
(800) 522-0310
(703) 524-7600 or (800) 952-6264
(405) 230-1900
(918) 587-6264
(800) 583-1264
Emergency and Help Numbers
Alcoholics Anonymous
www.aaoklahoma.org
Narcotics Anonymous
www.okna.org
Al-Anon/Alateen
www.okcal-anon.net
(405) 524-1100
(405) 524-7068 (inside OKC)
(888) 524-7068 (Western outside OKC)
(800) 982-0248 (Plains Area)
(888) 851-1246 (Southern OK)
(918) 747-0017 (inside Tulsa)
(888) 749-0017 (NE outside Tulsa)
(405) 767-9071
Nar-Anon
(800) 477-6291
Cocaine Anonymous
(888) 288-5160
Rape Hotline
(405) 943-7273
Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network Hotline
Abuse Hotline (child & adult)
Oklahoma Association of Youth
Services (OAYS)
(800) 656-4673
(800) 522-3511
www.oays.org
National Suicide Hotlines
(405) 528-4120
(800) 273-TALK or (800) SUICIDE
Reachout Hotline (Mental health & substance abuse issues)
(800) 522-9054
SafeLine (Domestic Violence or Sexual Assault)
(800) 522-7233
ODMHSAS Office of Consumer Advocacy
(405) 573-6605 or (866) 699-6605
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Additional Resources
Visit the ODMHSAS Resource Toolbox for Families for additional resources (maintained by SOC).
Resource
Oklahoma Institute for Child
Advocacy
Rainbow Fleet
Location/Area
Contact Information
Statewide
(405) 236-5437 or www.oica.org
State organization with multiple programs that raise awareness, take
action, and build collations to change policy.
Central Oklahoma
www.rainbowfleet.org
(405) 525-3111 or (800) 438-0008
Assists families by providing child care resources and referrals
Grief Share
Oklahoma Federation of
Families (OFF)
Oklahoma Disability Law Center
(ODLC)
Positive Tomorrows
Statewide
(800) 395-5755 or www.griefshare.org
Assists in locating or developing grief recovery support groups
www.okfederation.org
Statewide
(405) 364-8879 or (866) 837-9122
Family organization dedicated exclusively to helping children with mental
and behavioral health issues.
OKC/Tulsa
(800) 880-7755 or (800) 226-5883
www.okdlc.org or www.redlandpartners.org
Free legal services to people with physical and mental disabilities
OKC
(405) 556-5082 or www.positivetomorrows.com
Educational support for homeless children and families
Statewide
Sooner Success
(405) 271-6824, x45141
www.okddc.ok.gov/current_project_pages/sooner_success.html
Seeks to assure that all children have coordinated access to services.
Oklahoma Respite Resource
Network (ORRN)
www.okrespite.org
(405) 271-6302 or (800) 426-2747
DHS/DDSD Respite Waiver Programs
www.okdhs.org
Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence &
Sexual Assault (OCADVSA)
(405) 524-0700
www.ocadvsa.org “Do you need help?” link
Domestic Violence Resource
Websites
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Child Witness to Violence
www.childwitnesstoviolence.org
The Greenbook Federal Initiative
Resource Center on Domestic
Violence
www.thegreenbook.info
www.nrcdv.org
Revision Date: May 2012
Substance Abuse Treatment
Juvenile Drug Courts
Juvenile Drug Court is a court-supervised, comprehensive drug-alcohol treatment program for youth
involved in the justice system, when the underlying crime or the cause of the underlying crime involves
alcohol or substance abuse. The goal of the program is to help youth in their process of recovery. The
focus of the Drug Court is on replacing addictive behaviors with a clean and sober lifestyle. The court will
decide whether or not there should be a referral to the Juvenile Drug Court program. There may be fees
that the juvenile or their family is responsible for. Please contact the Coordinator for more information.
The following are Juvenile Drug Courts contracted with ODMHSAS (**). There are other Juvenile Drug
Courts available that are not contracted with ODMHSAS.
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County
Coordinator
Contact Information
Cherokee
Cindy Farmer
(405) 456-6173
Cleveland
Lori Anderson
(405) 321-8268
Garfield
Judy Helberg
(580) 237-7342
Muskogee
Larry Cavin
(918) 683-9160
Pontotoc
Jessica Shores
(580) 332-4296
Rogers
Kim Henry
(918) 342-0384
Seminole
Tammy Wall
(405) 382-3405
Wagoner
Charlie Burns
(918) 485-7746
Tulsa
Catie Holzer
(918) 851-2644
Revision Date: May 2012
Early Intervention Drug Treatment
School-based services that address students who are at risk or who have been using or abusing
substances. Those at risk are children or young people impacted by a family of addiction and/or have one
or more of the following: early sex, chemical/substance use, drop in grades, change in friends, change in
appearance (clothes, hygiene, etc.), sudden mood changes, discipline problems, problems with the law,
family argument or withdrawing from family, absences, truancy and increased tardiness.
Facility
Gateway to Prevention and
Recovery, Inc.
KIBIOS Community Action
Foundation, Inc (dba The Oaks)
Location
Contact Information
Shawnee
(405) 273-1170
McAlester
(918) 967-3325
Moore Alcohol and Drug Center, Inc.
Moore
(405) 799-3379
Norman Alcohol Information Center,
Inc.
Norman
(405) 321-0022
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Revision Date: May 2012
Outpatient Drug Treatment
Outpatient services depend on need. Treatment services may be a combination of individual and group
substance abused-related services.
Outpatient Drug Treatment is publicly funded (**) regardless of the adolescent’s ability to pay. While
certified to treat children and adolescents, each center has their own age guidelines and will need to be
contacted directly.
“Children and/or adolescents with Medicaid may have additional options.”
Facility
Location
Contact Information
Gateway to Prevention and Recovery, Inc.
Chandler
(405) 240-5333
Kiamichi Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse
Durant
(580) 924-6692
Youth & Family Services of North Central Oklahoma, Inc.
Enid
(580) 233-7220
Oklahoma Families First
Holdenville
(405) 379-5256
Kiamichi Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse
Hugo
(580) 326-7862
Kiamichi Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse
Idabel
(580) 286-3301
Moore Alcohol and Drug Center, Inc.
Moore
(405) 799-3379
Norman Addiction Information Center
Norman
(405) 321-0022
Community Adolescent Rehabilitation Effort (CARE) for
Change, Inc.
OKC
(405) 524-5525
Specialized Outpatient Services, Inc.
OKC
(405) 810-1766
Latino Community Development Agency, Inc.
OKC
(405) 236-0701
Oklahoma Families First
Seminole
(405) 382-5438
Gateway to Prevention and Recovery, Inc.
Shawnee
(405) 273-1170
CREOKS Mental Health
Tulsa
(918) 382-7300
Center for Therapeutic Interventions, PLLC
Tulsa
(918-384-0002
Palmer Continuum of Care, Inc.
Tulsa
(918) 832-7763
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Revision Date: May 2012
Residential Drug Treatment
For chemically addicted adolescents, ages 13 – 17, addiction and chemical dependency treatment in a
residential setting provides 24 hour professionally directed evaluation, care and treatment. The young
person will participate in at least 21 hours of substance abuse-related services per week. Those receiving
academic training will participate in at least 15 hours of substance abuse-related services per week.
NOTE: These are voluntary residential treatment programs.
Department-contracted programs are monitored by ODMHSAS and are nationally accredited. Residential
Substance Abuse Treatment is publicly funded (**) regardless of the adolescent’s ability to pay.
Facility
Gary E. Miller Canadian
Co. Children’s Justice
Center **
Location
Contact Information
Services
El Reno
(405) 262-0202
Males & Females
Children’s Recovery
Center (CRC) **
Norman
(405) 364-9004
Males & Females
Jack Brown Treatment
Center *
Tahlequah
(918) 453-5503
Males & Females
CDIB Card Required
Tulsa Boys’ Home,
Inc. **
Tulsa
(918) 245-0231, x5012
MALES only
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Revision Date: May 2012