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Mental health support for North Tulsa

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Kimberly Whayne, a Black therapist in North Tulsa, smiling in a warmly decorated counseling room Be Seen. Be Heard. Be Well.

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Care that looks like us.

You deserve to be seen, heard, and supported. Connect with local mental health professionals who understand our community and can help you take the next step toward better mental health.

Kimberly Whayne
  • Online
  • In-person
  • Accepting new clients

Kimberly Whayne

Licensed Professional Counselor

Counseling for children and families, specializing in equine-facilitated therapy

Dwayne Mason Jr.
  • Online
  • In-person
  • Accepting new clients

Dwayne Mason Jr.

Licensed Professional Counselor

Helping men and couples manage anxiety, depression, and the stress of everyday life

Amber Mason
  • Online
  • In-person
  • Accepting new clients

Amber Mason

Licensed Professional Counselor

Support for women and couples ready to break unhealthy relationship patterns

Staci Craven
  • Online
  • In-person

Staci Craven

Licensed Professional Counselor

Healing through somatic work, art, movement, and mindfulness for mind and body

Ebony Skillens
  • Online
  • In-person

Ebony Skillens

Licensed Professional Counselor

Faith-based, trauma-focused care for children and adults, including EMDR therapy

Looking for someone who’s right for you?

Everyone’s mental health needs are different. Explore the full directory of Black practitioners and find someone whose experience and approach fit what you’re looking for.

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If you’re in crisis, call or text 988.

Not sure where to start?

Here’s what we can help with.

You don’t have to be in crisis to talk to someone. If any of these sound like your life lately, a local therapist can help.

Mind & Mood

Thoughts that won’t quiet down when your head hits the pillow?

Support for anxiety, low moods, mood swings, and anger, so your days feel steadier and your nights feel calmer.

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Healing & Recovery

A song, a smell, or a date on the calendar that takes you right back?

Support for grief, trauma, and addiction, so you can work through what happened and move toward what’s next.

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Family & Relationships

The same argument at the dinner table, week after week?

Support for couples, parents, and kids, from communication and intimacy to ADHD, autism, and growing up.

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Identity & Life Stages

Not recognizing the person in the mirror?

Support for self-image, gender identity, aging, and big life changes like moving out or finding stable housing.

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Ready to talk to someone?

The Tulsa Black Mental Health Alliance can match you with a therapist who understands your story. No pressure, no judgment.

Just a first step.

Meet your neighbors

Be Seen. Be Heard. Be Well.

Real people from our community, talking honestly about mental health and what’s helped them heal.

Coming soon

Stay tuned to meet more of the North Tulsa residents speaking out about their own journeys with mental wellness.

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