Inner Circle Mental Health

03/10/2026

We’re working to fill Jennifer’s schedule — and for a limited time we’re offering $60 private-pay sessions.

Jennifer is an LMSW practicing under clinical supervision, which means she’s early in her licensure journey but working with oversight from our clinical team. She is also one of the most naturally gifted clinicians we’ve seen. Clients consistently describe her as thoughtful, grounded, and easy to talk to.

For many people, this is the perfect opportunity to access high-quality therapy at a low rate.

Private pay also means:
• No insurance reporting
• No diagnosis required for coverage
• No medical record shared with insurance companies
• Maximum confidentiality

Special Offer:
New clients who book with Jennifer during March can lock in the $60 rate for six months.

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy but insurance barriers or cost have held you back, this is a great time.

Book here:
https://zurl.co/6ISzr

Appointments are limited and will fill quickly.

03/05/2026

Help shape this years drone show! We don’t judge here…. So comment your preference.

Help us shape this year’s Challenge Accepted Drone Show.

This year’s theme is Unity. Community. Connection.

Last year, the drone show honored different responder disciplines through light formations in the sky. This year, we want to take it a step further and let the responder community help pick the music.

We know responders have their own culture, their own language, and their own playlists.

So tell us:

What song do you turn on when you're rolling to a hot call?

Drop the song in the comments and tell us your branch — Police 🚔 Fire 🚒 EMS 🚑

We may use the top picks to represent each discipline during the drone show.

03/04/2026

Healthy communities rely on healthy responders.

Challenge: Accepted is a community event raising funds to provide private mental health care for Oklahoma first responders and veterans. Through the Inner Circle Foundation Access to Care Fund, the money raised helps cover the cost of therapy so responders can receive confidential care from qualified clinicians across the state.

Many first responders hesitate to seek help because of stigma, cost, or concerns about privacy. This fund exists so they can access private, professional mental health care, with clinicians who understand trauma-exposed professions.

Last year, our community showed up in a big way.

Because of your support, Challenge Accepted raised $28,760 for the Access to Care Fund and helped expand access to care for those who serve our communities every day.

📅 Mark your calendars — Challenge Accepted returns June 20.

You can support this mission by becoming an individual sponsor or making a donation today. Every dollar raised goes directly toward helping responders and veterans access the care they deserve.

Donate or become a sponsor here:
https://my.onecause.com/fundraiser/organizations/7b9cee09-fb85-423c-8123-a4e1be16a78f/fundraisers/fundraiser:b519782f-83c3-4625-9560-70a2e1e0c1ac

Please share this post so more people can support mental health care for those who protect our communities.

02/26/2026

High-exposure work changes people.
Strong systems protect them.

Our full Training Menu is now live — designed for first responders, healthcare professionals, justice systems, corrections, therapists, and public health agencies.

We focus on what actually impacts retention and performance:

• Cumulative trauma
• Moral injury
• Peer support program development
• Trauma-wise leadership
• Workforce stabilization
• Insurance literacy in high-stress professions

Available in 1-hour briefings, 3-hour trainings, 6-hour intensives, and 2-day leadership workshops.

View the full Training Menu here:
https://zurl.co/XmlZj

Have questions about which training fits your team? Let’s talk:
https://zurl.co/6Ja2O

02/25/2026

Help us win in our category! There are so many great businesses in Norman. You can vote daily until Saturday!

Check it out now!

02/11/2026

Challenge Accepted is our largest fundraiser of the year — and planning is officially underway. Please help us share this.

Challenge Accepted, led by Inner Circle Foundation, is the flagship fundraiser within the Inner Circle ecosystem. The Foundation is our nonprofit arm, responsible for fundraising and removing financial barriers to mental health care.

This year’s event will include:
🔹 A sensory-friendly drone show (a fireworks alternative)
🔹 A high-quality live concert experience
🔹 Community vendors, resources, and experiences designed to bring people together for a cause that matters

Through the Foundation, every dollar raised goes directly toward providing free mental health care — with any provider — for first responders, veterans, and those working in high-trauma professions.

If you or someone you know is connected to a business or organization looking to make a real, measurable impact, we’ve made it easy to explore partnership opportunities:

🔹 Our website (mission + ecosystem overview)
🔹 The 2025 Sponsor Packet
🔹 Last year’s Impact Report showing attendance, reach, and dollars converted directly to care

This event isn’t about spectacle for its own sake.
It’s about access, sustainability, and caring for the people who carry the heaviest loads.

📄 View everything here: www.challengeacceptedok.com

Please share this post — especially with business owners, community leaders, and potential sponsors who care about meaningful impact.

Sponsorship inquiries: kate@innercirclementalhealth.com

02/11/2026

Our ACIRCLE values aren’t branding language.
They’re the standards that govern how we show up when things get complicated, uncomfortable, or politically inconvenient.

Inner Circle was built outside of systems by design. That independence allows us to advocate fiercely, protect confidentiality without compromise, and stay when the work gets hard.

A — Advocacy
C — Confidentiality
I — Integrity
R — Resilience
C — Commitment
L — Leadership
E — Empathy

We don’t soften truth to preserve comfort.
We don’t step back when care requires courage.
We don’t abandon people when the process is slow or unpopular.

This is how we operate — even when it’s inconvenient.

02/09/2026

We believe in the value of relationships.

We are a relational clinic.
We teach relationally.
We practice relationally.

Because connection isn’t a “nice to have” — it’s essential.

In high-acuity work and high-stress lives, connection is protection.
It protects your nervous system.
Your relationships.
Your ability to keep showing up.

This is true in therapy, in training, and in everyday life.

If your work requires you to carry weight for others, your relationships matter more than you’ve been taught to believe.

02/06/2026

✨ Meet our newest clinician — Kambri, LCSW ✨

We’re so excited to welcome Kambri to the Inner Circle Mental Health team 🤍

Kambri believes it’s a privilege to be invited into someone’s most sacred space. Her work is grounded in compassion, honesty, and creating a judgment-free environment where healing feels possible. She focuses on the whole person, not just the presenting problem, and is deeply intentional in her work with first responders and veterans.

Specialties include:
• Anxiety & depression
• Stress & grief
• Family systems
• Couples

🗓 Availability: Monday–Friday | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
📅 Now accepting new clients

Help us give her a warm welcome — and if you’re ready, book with Kambri today ✨

02/02/2026

Today we went down a rabbit hole talking about lived experience — and realized something kind of important.

Coming from public health backgrounds, we’re often left out of the “first responder” conversation (sound familiar other forgotten services?) even though we respond to crisis, trauma, disasters, and community-level emergencies every single day.

So we’re redefining it.

Responders are helpers.
And helpers deserve support.

That’s why we provide training and therapy for all who carry the weight of helping others — whether you wear a uniform, work behind the scenes, or respond when the system is overwhelmed.

If you help people on their hardest days, you belong here. 🤍

👉 Learn more about how we support helpers: https://zurl.co/Z3BIX

01/27/2026

We’re recruiting participants for a new podcast through Inner Circle Mental Health called Three Calls In.

Each season features:
🚓 one cop
🚒 one firefighter
🚑 one medic / medical professional

Same three voices.
Eleven weekly conversations.
No scripts. No interviews. No departments.

We’re looking for currently working, field-level first responders who are willing to sit at the table and talk honestly about:
• mental health on and off the job
• the realities that shape why people stay, burn out, or leave
• identity, relationships, and the long-term weight of this work

This is not therapy.
This is not training.
And participants will not be asked to name their department or represent an agency.

What to know
• This is a paid independent contractor role
• Weekly recording commitment
• One season = one consistent trio

👉 Interested? Apply here:
https://zurl.co/B7Crz

👉 Not you—but know someone who should apply? Please share this with them.
The right voices are often the ones who don’t self-promote.