OK State of Mind
OK State of Mind seeks to satisfy inquisitive minds eager to delve into the realm of mental health and overall well-being.
Join us on a journey to gain insights shared by mental health experts, draw inspiration from remarkable stories of resilience forged by those who've navigated challenging paths, and unveil the intricate science that underpins our thoughts and emotions – a sort of 'invisibilia' if you will. Through these explorations, we aim to illuminate the captivating 'whys' behind our cognitive and emotional selves, hopefully unraveling the complexities that shape our behaviors, feelings, and perspectives.
This podcast is produced by Family & Children's Services based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Learn more at www.fcsok.org and www.okstateofmind.com.
OK State of Mind
Culturally Responsive Care for Better Outcomes
Join us as we speak with Darryl Turpin and Guy Wheeler about Habilitation Empowerment Accountability Therapy (HEAT) and Habilitation Empowerment Recovery (HER). These two group counseling interventions are culturally tailored and explicitly designed to meet unique needs of those involved with jail diversion, substance use disorder, and women’s justice initiatives.
Turpin and Wheeler currently partner with jail and prison diversion programs, substance use disorder programs, and women's justice programs in Tulsa, Oklahoma, but their initiatives contribute to what Wheeler refers to as "the global culture." Find out more about their interventions, their partnerships, their history, and their support of a collaborative "mosaic" of care in this episode.
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