GRAND Mental Health

12/25/2025

May your heart be light and your home be bright.
Wishing you contentment, warmth and peace, this season and always.

12/24/2025

This holiday season, the GRAND Team wishes you joy, love and light! ⭐
As the holidays approached, the idea of 'finding our light' became our very intentional holiday theme - one that we've lived, loved and even made a video about!

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/rKriKmr_ZYE?si=Z__BenVJ0ZTiLbls

12/23/2025

SHARE THE NEWS!
We now offer men’s and women’s beds available IMMEDIATELY at our Tulsa Detox and Residential Treatment Center - GRAND Addiction Recovery Center.
If you or someone you know is prepared to take the next step toward recovery, we’re here to help.
Walk-ins welcomed 24/7
📍 6128 E. 38th Street, Tulsa, OK 74135
📞 Need urgent assistance? Reach out to our 24/7 Crisis Line: 800.722.3611
GRAND Mental Health proudly collaborates with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

12/23/2025

This season, give yourself permission to pause and care for your mental well-being. Our 5 tips for reducing holiday stress are here to help you stay grounded, set healthy boundaries, and focus on what truly matters to you.

If the holidays feel overwhelming, support is always available.
📞24/7 Crisis Line: 800-722-3611
☎️ Main Phone: 844-458-2100

12/22/2025

Food insecurity can take a toll on mental health, fueling anxiety, depression and even long-term trauma. We're grateful to The Black Wall Street Times for helping tell this crucial story. 📰

Shalena Casanova, the Nutrition Coach at GRAND Mental Health, explained how food insecurity affects far more than physical health:

“Food insecurity leads to chronic stress, which disrupts the body’s stress response system, affecting mood regulation and emotional well-being. Raising cortisol levels can feel like a person is in fight or flight mode. Inadequate access to nutritious food can lead to deficiencies in essential nutrients, such as omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin D, and B vitamins, which are crucial for brain health and mood regulation. Food insecurities in children affect their ability to learn, behavior, mood, and attention span in school."

Read the full story here: https://loom.ly/GG6-UYE

12/16/2025

What began in 2017 from the devastating loss of a child now stands as a powerful reminder of what can happen when addiction goes untreated.

Lisa Brashears, along with other mothers/family members who have lost their children to overdose, created this Overdose Awareness memorial tree to raise awareness and to help prevent others from experiencing the same heartbreak. Each ornament represents a life lost to addiction. The tree began with just 24 ornaments. Today, it holds 370.

We are honored that Lisa allows us to display this tree at our GRAND Addiction Recovery Center each year as a tribute, a reminder, and a call to action.

Let it prompt us to see the people behind the numbers, to break the stigma, and to continue the work of saving lives.

12/15/2025

Looking good, Rogers County!

GRAND is honored to be a part of the mental and emotional well-being of so many people in the communities of Rogers County.

If you need us, we’re right here, 24/7.

12/12/2025

Happening NOW! 🧥

Our community clothing drive is in full swing! If you’ve got new or gently used coats, long-sleeved shirts, socks, shoes, gloves, hats or even reading glasses, now’s the perfect time to drop them off and support those in addiction recovery this season.

Every item helps. Every donation matters. ❤️
We’re here until 10 a.m. at:
GRAND Addiction Recovery Center
📍 6111 E. Skelly Drive, Tulsa, OK 74135

12/11/2025

12/10/2025

GRAND Mental Health has been well represented at Momentum, a three-day conference dedicated to mental health, prevention, recovery, and criminal justice behavioral health hosted by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

Our own Lee Johnson, community engagement representative, was interviewed by reporter Meghan Mosley KOCO with KOCO 5 News, saying in part, "I think there's a stigma we need to break. Everyone deserves someone to speak to."

Watch the full story here: https://loom.ly/YwIQqPA

12/09/2025

We're hosting a warm clothing drive to benefit the residents of our Addiction Recovery Center (ARC) Friday morning. Stop by our Tulsa campus and look for the bins located at the main entrances - we've got coffee and donuts for everyone who donates between 8-10AM!

Donations will also be accepted all day at our Tulsa, Claremore, Stillwater and Bartlesville locations.

ARC residents often arrive with very little more than the clothes on their backs. Your new or gently used, warm, men's and women's winter clothes will be much appreciated.

12/08/2025

GRAND Mental Health is pleased to officially welcome Carl Hoopes as the organization’s chief operating officer, a role previously held by GRAND CEO Josh Cantwell.

Hoopes began his role in early October and has since been leading the day-to-day operations of GRAND’s 34 clinics and centers across 13 counties in northeastern and north central Oklahoma, serving more than 30,000 clients annually. In this position, he is focused on ensuring the efficient delivery of client care and clinical services while advancing operational excellence and organizational growth.

Hoopes is an accomplished healthcare executive with extensive experience leading clinical and non-clinical operations across large, integrated health systems. His previous leadership roles at UCSF Health, Ascension, and MultiCare include overseeing both hospital and outpatient operations.

Join us in officially welcoming Carl to GRAND!

https://loom.ly/QSOC7k4

GRAND Mental Health Welcomes Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Carl Hoopes, Executive Vice Presi...