GRAND Mental Health

Recently, we joined forces?with the Meridian Criminal Justice Program to help prepare high school students for a career in law enforcement. Our Crisis Services team discussed the mental health signs and challenges they might face while on the job, stigmas?to be mindful of, and how to care for their own mental health along the way. Thanks to partnerships like this, we can work together to help youth confidently step forward into the responsibilities of serving our communities. #criminaljustice #communitypartnership #community #mentalhealthsupport #care

We're grateful for the coverage by News on 6 raising awareness -and sharing progress – in the fight to end overdose. According to the CDC, overdose deaths declined 24% nationally from 2023–2024. Our Tulsa Chief Clinical Officer, Kimberly Hill-Crowell, credits access to care, state/community partnerships, and the breaking of historic stigmas as key contributors to the positive momentum forward, but warns we still have far to go. You can read the full story in the link below ?? #Oklahoma #overdosecrisis #mentalhealthawareness #care #news

Eating disorders impact millions of women every year, often in ways we can't see. Having the second-highest mortality rate of any mental health issue according to the National Eating Disorders Association, it's best to prevent eating disorders by spreading awareness about them. Certified Eating Disorder Specialist, Jackie Vo, LPC, CEDS, shared her insight on eating disorders to educate and help others. All bodies are good bodies and you never have to struggle in silence. To learn more about how you, or a loved one, can get the help you need, visit https://lnkd.in/gY47zdeh #nutritionmonth #WomensHistoryMonth #eatingdisorderawareness #mentalhealthsupport #care

We had the honor of attending OneVoice Day at the Capitol 2025 with the Tulsa Regional Chamber as advocates for mental health. Tulsa Regional Chamber's OneVoice Day allows members to engage with elected state leaders about important matters and issues. We're grateful to the Tulsa Regional Chamber and our elected officials for allowing us to discuss how we can create a healthier, happier, safer Oklahoma. ????? #tulsaregionalchamber #onevoiceday #mentalhealthadvocate #oklahomacapital #stateleadership

In recognition of Women's Health Month, we'd like to remind you that your mental health plays a significant role in your overall health. Remember to be kind to your mind and take the time to take care of your mental health. To learn more about our services and how we can best support you, visit grandmh.com We’re here to help. ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #womensmentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthsupport

When it comes to leading change and advancing care, it's important to acknowledge the people who paved the way to advancing mental health. That's why we're celebrating the trailblazers who made history by breaking history, and shattered ceilings on mental health advances from communities of color. Today, we're honoring Bebe Moore Campbell. Bebe was an accomplished, literary trailblazer whose work led to the creation of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. She worked to recognize underserved communities' mental health challenges, advocated for inclusive resources, and raised awareness. We're grateful for all Bebe Moore Campbell has done to contribute to and improve mental health awareness in underserved communities. #mentalhealth #blackhistorymonth #pioneersinmentalhealth #BlackLeaders #changemakers

NOW HIRING! We're seeking Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) Therapists for our clinics in Kay County. You can learn more about the position, apply online, or look at our full listing of Job Openings at our career page at: https://lnkd.in/gTAbuiER GRAND Mental Health is funded in part by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services #nowhiring #licensedtherapist #kaycounty #oklahomajobs #hiringnow #jobopening #leadingchangeadvancingcare

When it comes to leading change and advancing care, it's important to acknowledge the people who paved the way to advancing mental health. That's why we're celebrating the trailblazers who made history by breaking history, and shattered ceilings on mental health advances from communities of color. Today, we're honoring Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt. Dr. Eberhardt is a professor of psychology at Stanford University. She's an expert on the psychological association between race and crime. Dr. Eberhardt has recently begun working with law enforcement agencies to improve policing, design interventions, and help agencies sustain trust with the communities they serve. Her work has continued to contribute to and enhance training in law enforcement and state agencies. We're grateful for all Dr. Eberhardt has done to contribute to and improve mental health awareness in underserved communities. #mentalhealth #blackhistorymonth #pioneersinmentalhealth #BlackLeaders #changemakers

When it comes to leading change and advancing care, it's important to acknowledge the people who paved the way to advancing mental health. That's why we're celebrating the trailblazers who made history by breaking history, and shattered ceilings on mental health advances from communities of color. Today, we're honoring Dr. James P. Comer. Dr. Comer is the Maurice Falk professor of Child Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine's Child Study Center. He's known for his creation of the Comer School Development Program which creates and provides research-based strategies and professional development for educators of grades Pre-K to 12. Dr. Comer focused his career on improving primary education and is a co-founder and past president of the Black Psychiatrists of America. We're grateful for all Dr. Comer has done to contribute to and improve mental health awareness in underserved communities. #mentalhealth #blackhistorymonth #pioneersinmentalhealth #BlackLeaders #changemakers

When it comes to leading change and advancing care, it's important to acknowledge the people who paved the way to advancing mental health. That's why we're celebrating the trailblazers who made history by breaking history, and shattered ceilings on mental health advances from communities of color. Today, we're honoring Dr. Beverly Greene. Dr. Greene is a professor in the Department of Psychology at St. John's University. She is a pioneer of intersectional psychology whose work showed that intersectionalism shaped a person's experiences and mental health. We're grateful for all Dr. Greene has done to contribute to and improve mental health awareness in underserved communities. #mentalhealth #blackhistorymonth #pioneersinmentalhealth #BlackLeaders #changemakers