For a children's behavorial health crisis, call
Youth Crisis Mobile Response : 1(833)885-2273
A partnership to serve Oklahoma families
The Children’s Behavioral Health Network (CBHN) is an initiative co-led by the Oklahoma Family Network, NAMI Oklahoma , Oklahoma Families Federation, and Parent Helping Parents to develop an effective statewide behavioral support network for children, youth, young adults and their families.
The mission of the Children's Behavioral Health Network
To connect families with children experiencing behavioral health and/or substance abuse concerns to provide opportunities for improving lives through support, education, resources, and advocacy.
The Children’s Behavioral Health Network is an initiative co-led by the Oklahoma Family Network, NAMI Oklahoma, Parent Helping Parents, and the Oklahoma Families Federation to develop an effective statewide behavioral support network for children, youth, young adults and their families.
CBHN Member Organizations
Contact Information
Phone: 405-271-5072 or 877-871-5072
Mailing Address
PO Box 21072
Oklahoma City, OK 73156
Physical address
800 NE 15th Street, Suite 316
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Website
http://oklahomafamilynetwork.org/ofn/
The Oklahoma Family Network provides emotional support, information, training, and opportunities for advocacy and leadership to families.
Parent-to-Parent Support - Matching families with similar experiences for emotional support.
Connections to -
Community Resources
Family Support Hotline
Financial Resources
Providers prepared to care for your child
Support Groups for parents and for siblings of children with special needs
Training - including leadership and advocacy
Opportunities for advocacy and partnering with those who serve your child
Joining Forces - supporting family/professional partnerships, leadership institutes and annual conference
Quarterly Newsletter
Contact Information
Phone: 405-601-8283
or 1-800-583-1264
Address
3812 N Santa Fe Ave
Suite 305
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Website
The National Alliance on Mental Illness of Oklahoma (NAMI Oklahoma) provides support, advocacy opportunities and education for parents and peers.
NAMI Connections - weekly recovery support group for people living with mental illness
NAMI Family Support Group - for caregivers, spouses, and others that have a loved one with a mental health condition
NAMI Smarts for Advocacy - free training to help individuals prepare a two-minute, compelling personal story that can be adapted and used to advocate in numerous ways
NAMI Family-to-Family -12-week course for families, partners and friends of those with mental illness
NAMI Basics - 6-week course for families of children with mental illness
In Our Own Voice - Insight for hope and recovery for those with mental illness
NAMI Ending the Silence - Students learn indicators and symptoms of mental illness so they can help others
Resource/Helpline - link Oklahoman's to resources throughout the state
Contact Information
Phone: 405-562-0946
Text: 405-696-HELP(4357)
Website
https://www.parentshelpingparents.info/
Parents Helping Parents, Inc. provides education, resources, shared experience and support to parents whose children, no matter the age, are struggling with substance use disorder
Support Meetings for parents and family members featuring speakers, resources and opportunities to share experiences and information. Help for initiating such meetings.
Parent Peer Coach Program that matches parents whose children are struggling with trained, experienced parent peers for toll-free, anonymous coaching sessions.
Website and E-mail Newsletter with information about meeting details, recovery resources and strategies, and advocacy opportunities to provide more recovery funding.
Speakers Bureau with spokespersons for presentations about the scope of substance use disorders and best practices for prevention and recovery.
Contact Information for local, regional and national professionals and organizations known for reliable, dependable support and services related to substance use disorders.
Oklahoma Families Federation connects and educates families with children and youth who have mental health conditions.
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