Green Country Behavioral Health Services

02/10/2026

Take a tip from our therapy dogs, Caroline and Jax:
“Even the calmest minds need a pause (paws). Take 60 seconds to breathe today.”

02/09/2026

For over 40 years, we have been your trusted partner in mental health and recovery for all ages. Our team of “caring people, caring for others” is here to support you—no appointment needed. Take the first step toward healthier, happier mental wellness. Now accepting certain insurance coverage. Call 918-682-8407 or walk in today!

02/08/2026

02/06/2026

It's our pleasure to acknowledge the tireless efforts of our staff, and this year we're shining the spotlight on Stewardship, a core value of everything we do. We're honored to name Kristy Smith as our employee of the month. Congratulations! We'll be sharing more about this outstanding achievement next week.

02/06/2026

We are always excited to be with those taking part in Muskogee Bridges and to sponsor tonight’s meal. Such a life-changing program for those in our community committed to making their lives better.

02/05/2026

MARK YOUR CALENDARS and join us on May 2nd for our annual 5K/Fun Run & Family Fun Day at Depot Green from 8:00am to 1:00pm! Sponsorship are available - contact leigh.lackey@gcbhs.org or calling 918-682-8407 for more information. Register here now: https://runsignup.com/gcbhs
Together, we're Making Strides for Mental Health!

02/04/2026

Great news! Green Country Behavioral Health Services is now accepting select private insurances and offering flexible self-pay options—making it easier than ever to access the care you deserve. Your mental health matters, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Ready to take the next step? Call us today at 918-682-8407 to learn how we can help!

02/02/2026

An inspiring message from our Chief Crisis Officer, Keith Harlin:
This year marks 100 years of commemorating Black history, honoring a century of education, recognition, and advocacy that continues to shape our communities today.
At GCBHS we recognize that history, identity, and lived experience play a powerful role in mental health and wellness. Historical trauma, systemic inequities, and barriers to care continue to impact access to behavioral health services—particularly in rural and underserved communities. Acknowledging Black history allows us to better understand the social determinants of health, strengthen cultural humility, and provide care that is responsive, respectful, and person-centered. It is also an opportunity to recognize the contributions of Black leaders, clinicians, advocates, and peer supporters who have advanced mental health treatment, crisis response, recovery services, and community-based care.
As national conversations continue around education, equity, and access to services, this centennial observance reminds us why inclusive, trauma-informed approaches matter. We serve individuals at their most vulnerable moments. Creating spaces that honor dignity, identity, and lived experience strengthens trust, improves outcomes, and supports recovery.
At GCBHS, our commitment to crisis intervention, stabilization services, family wellness, mobile response, and community outreach is grounded in the belief that everyone deserves compassionate, equitable care—24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
One hundred years after Dr. Woodson’s vision took shape, Black History Month remains both a celebration and a call to action—encouraging understanding, empathy, and connection.
As we honor this milestone, let us all reaffirm our commitment to strengthening mental health, supporting recovery, and building healthier communities for all.
Black history is American history—and recognizing it helps us provide better care today and hope for tomorrow.
Remember, we are Caring People…Caring for others.

02/01/2026

Soak up the sun on this

01/30/2026

Recognizing the signs of opioid use early can help prevent overdose and save lives.
If you or a loved one struggling with addiction, we can help. Call our supportive Recovery Team today: 918-682-8407

01/29/2026

A huge thanks to our Operations crew for keeping our buildings heated and our parking lots cleared so we can continue to serve our clients and our community. We are open and here for your mental health needs. 918-682-8407