Community/Mental Health Resources
We would like to provide support, assistance and valuable resources to our Berryhill family.
Please feel free to contact any of our school counseling staff with any of your needs and concerns.
Counseling Department Information
Counselors are available Monday through Friday from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. via email or by appointment. To request an appointment please email your counselor and they will contact you.
Jennifer Hassenplug-Elementary- jennifer.hassenplug@berryhillschools.org
Karen Whiteis-Elementary - karen.whiteis@berryhillschools.org
Donna West-Middle School-donna.west@berryhillschools.org
Reanna Abarca-High School - reanna.abarca@berryhillschools.org
Resources at Berryhill Public Schools:
CREOKS Behavioral and Health Services: Onsite counseling services
during school hours. Contact your site counselor to begin the
referral process. https://www.creoks.org/
Eastern Oklahoma Food Bank services -
Food pantry for grades PerK-12th
Emergency Adolescent Mental Health Service-
CALM Center - Tulsa, OK - 24/7 assessment and admission for children ages 14-17 in crisis.
Up to 7 days of in treatment care. All levels of care available. Services include acute or
residential overflow, step-down, crisis intervention, drug and alcohol detox, and referrals for
after care. Call (918) 492-CALM any time of day or night.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS/ HOTLINES:
- Tulsa County Sheriff : Non-Emergency Number 918-596-5601
- Adolescent Crisis Line (Operated by Youth Services of Tulsa): (918) 582-0061 24 hrs/7 days
- Teenline Reach-Out : (800) 522-8336 or Text 839863 24 hrs/7 days
- National Suicide Hotline : (800) 784-2433 24 hrs/7 days
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline : (800) 273-8255 24 hrs/7 days
- Domestic Violence Intervention Services (DVIS ): (918) 585-3143 24 hrs/7 days
- COPES : (918) -744-4800
- Heartline (COPES for kids) 1-833-885-2273
- Tulsa Helpline : (918)-836-HELP Cell phone - 211
- Poison Control Center : 1-800-222-1222
OUTPATIENT SERVICES:
- Mental Health Association - (918) 585-1213
- Family & Children's Services - (918) 712-4301
- Youth Services of Tulsa - (918) 582-0061
- Associated Centers for Therapy (ACT) - (918) 295-8226
- CREOKS Behavioral Health - (918) 382-7300
- Palmer Drug Abuse Program - (918) 832-7763
- Counseling and Recovery Services - (918) 492-2554
- Laureate - (918) 481-4000
- Centers for Therapeutic Interventions - (918) 384-0002
- Positive Behavioral Strategies - (918) 585-9888
- Tulsa Family Development Center - 918-743-3224
- Calm Center- 918-394-2256
- Parkside- 918-588-888
FOOD BANK/GROCERY GIVEAWAYS
- Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma - (918) 585-2800
- Loaves and Fishes - (918) 234-8577
- Guts Distribution Center (918) 622-3927
- Carbondale Assembly of God (918) 446-0795
Suicide Warning Signs
Seek help as soon as possible by contacting a mental health professional or by call ing
the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK if you or someone you
know exhibits any of the following signs:
- Threatening to hurt or kill oneself or talking about wanting to hurt or kill oneself
- Looking for ways to kill oneself by seeking access to firearms, available pills or other means
- Talking or writing about death, dying or suicide when these actions are out of theordinary for the person
- Feeling hopeless
- Feeling rage or uncontrolled anger or seeking revenge
- Acting reckless or engaging risky activities seemingly without thinking
- Feeling trapped - like there’s no way out
- Increasing alcohol or drug use
- Withdrawing from friends, family and society
- Feeling anxious, agitated or unable to sleep or sleeping all the time
- Experiencing dramatic mood changes
- Seeing no reason for living or having a sense of purpose in life
Are you or someone you love at risk of suicide? Get the facts and take appropriate action.
Printed: September 2005 • CMHS-SVP-0126
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