Get Help Now
If you, a friend or a loved one needs help with a mental health issue or if you are just going through a tough time and need help from a trusted, reliable source, Grand Lake Mental Health Care Center is here to help.
Emergency Services
If you are having compelling thoughts of hurting yourself or someone else, you are experiencing a mental health emergency. If this is the case, seek immediate emergency treatment by either calling the police, 911, or going to the nearest emergency room. You can also use one of the following hotlines:
Visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline website.
1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255) or 1-800-722-3611
Mental Health Problems are Treatable
Don't give up hope. We offer many services to help you in your time of need. Follow the links below for information on our services. Or, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.
- Crisis Services
- Community Integration
- Outpatient Services
- Wraparound Care
- O.L.D.R. Wraparound Program
- Children and Adolescents Program
- Emergency Detention and Inpatient Psychiatric Care
Other Services
Grand Lake Mental Health Center does not provide these services directly, but we have provided the following links to help you find the services you need.
Drug and Alcohol Treatment: Please view this directory of drug and alcohol treatment centers in Oklahoma to find help near you.
Parenting Classes and Anger Management Classes: Contact the Oklahoma Department of Health and Human Services.
Domestic Violence Intervention / Sexual Abuse and Assault: Contact Domestic Violence Intervention Services, Inc.
Contact Us
If you are ready to contact us now, visit our locations page for the phone number of the office closest to you.
If you have questions regarding our services, read below for links to more information, or contact us via our contact form.
When You Call
When you call to set up an appointment, we will need:
- Social security numbers for each person for whom an appointment is being made.
- For an adult, HIPAA privacy laws require that we speak with the adult requesting service.
- For a minor, HIPAA privacy laws require that we speak with the adult who has legal guardianship/custody of the minor.
Items to Bring to your First Appointment
- Medicaid card if applicable
- Valid photo ID (except children)
- Social security card
- For financial assistance: taxes, pay-stubs, divorce decree showing child support or disability amounts, award letters or bank statements
- For minors: If guardian is not biological parent, proof of guardianship must be presented
- For minors: Guardian should plan to be present during the first few appointments