Mental Health & Addiction

Community Health Centers of Oklahoma offer comprehensive mental healthcare services, providing professional counseling to individuals, families, and groups. Our experienced counselors are dedicated to supporting mental and emotional well-being through personalized, compassionate care. Whether you are seeking help for yourself or a loved one, our counseling services are designed to address a wide range of mental health needs, promoting resilience and enhancing the quality of life for all community members.

S.B.I.R.T

Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment is a comprehensive, integrated public health approach to delivering early intervention and treatment services.

What Is Screening?

A Screening is a short questionnaire to confidentially look at your risk of current or future problems related to substance use, depression, or trauma. This includes information about the severity of alcohol, illicit drugs, prescription drug use, and abuse.

What Is A Brief Intervention?

A Brief Intervention is used to increase the awareness of your substance use. If there is a concern, the Behavioral Health Consultant encourages change in behavior and motivates you to seek treatment.

What Is Referral To Treatment?

Referral to Treatment is for those who continue to show significant symptoms and do not respond to the Brief Intervention. Referral to Treatment can be an internal referral for further services or an external recommendation for community-based mental health or substance abuse assessment. Referral to treatment is necessary if screening scores are moderate or high.

SBIRT is Recommended

The National Commission on Prevention Priorities ranked the top 25 preventive services recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) on Preventable Burden (PB) and Return on Investment (RoI). On this list, alcohol screening and intervention ranked #4, just lower than childhood immunizations and smoking cessation.

The World Health Organization (WHO), USPSTF, and the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma have endorsed routine SBIRT in primary care and Level 1 Trauma Centers.

Ask the Experts About SBIRT

Community Health Centers is the recipient of a five-year Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration Grant to implement SBIRT throughout the Community Health system and on several middle, high school, and college campuses in Oklahoma, Lincoln, Logan, and Pottawatomie Counties. SBIRT is a wellness check for your mental health!

SBIRT Screening Locations

Mary Mahoney Memorial Health Center

12716 NE 36TH ST SPENCER, OK 73084

405-769-3301

Mary Mahoney at Langston

300 MARTIN LUTHER KING ST LANGSTON, OK 73050

405-466-2535

Dorothy M. Smith Family Medical Center

105 E SANTA FE CARNEY, OK 74832

405-865-2020

Healing Hands Healthcare for the Homeless

411 NW 11TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73103

405-272-0476

Perry A. Klaassen Family Medical Center

1006 NE 17th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111

405-419-9800

Community Health Shawnee Family Medical Center

130 N BROADWAY STE. 300 SHAWNEE, OK 74801

405-395-0399

You must make your appointment. A family member or friend may not call to schedule an appointment. This is YOUR recovery program.

Please bring a photo ID, proof of insurance, and income on your first appointment.

Medication Assisted Treatment

Studies have shown that more people taking Buprenorphine medication for treating Opioid addiction tend to improve their success than those with non-drug therapies. Managing the physical symptoms of opiate dependency helps people gain control of their lives and concentrate on their counseling and recovery. Buprenorphine works in a way that alleviates physical withdrawal symptoms and cravings while also partially blocking the effects of opiates like prescription painkillers or heroin. Treatment is offered in an outpatient setting at the Community Health MAT clinic. This allows all counseling, therapy, pharmacy, and physical needs to be met at one location. The MAT clinic offers a "Recovery Team" of highly qualified physicians and behavioral health experts who support your journey to a healthy life.

MAT program does accept uninsured patients. The fees are determined using a sliding fee scale based on family size and income according to Federal Poverty Guidelines.

Be prepared to come early if you are a new patient to complete the new patient documents. Your first visit for induction can be quite lengthy. This is so that we can monitor your status to reduce your withdrawal symptoms. Please call for an appointment at (405) 769 -1380.

Monday: 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

Wednesday: 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

Thursday: 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.