Research

The rollout of 988 in Oklahoma coincides with the launch of a comprehensive crisis response system that includes mobile crisis responders and in-person emergency centers.

As Oklahoma’s population ages, the need for effective behavioral health systems and services for older Oklahomans will continue increasing.

First responders have experienced rising mental distress, with implications for the future of these professions and safety in Oklahoma.

To become a leader in suicide prevention, Oklahoma must ensure widespread screening, early intervention protocols, and provider training in primary and general healthcare settings.

In this report, we examine the current state of Oklahoma’s array of promotion, prevention, and early intervention services.

This report provides a comprehensive review of veteran suicide in Oklahoma and an assessment of the mental health services and systems available to Oklahoma veterans.

Amid rising need, we examine opportunities and gaps in the treatment system for children's mental health crises.

Already increasing before 2020, the number of children and youth struggling with poor mental health in Oklahoma has surged during the pandemic.

Our Mental Health Talks forum on November 22 offered a comprehensive view of primary care innovations and veteran mental health.

In a new report, we analyze COVID-19’s impact on the mental health and wellbeing of Oklahoma’s children.