Edwin Fair CMHC's thoughts and prayers are with the many families affected by the tragic tornadoes of the last few days. Our agency has mental health professionals available to speak with anyone that might be struggling with the events that have occurred. Please contact us at 1-800-566-1343 or come by any of facilities listed on our website.
In addition, here are some links from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network :
Tornado Response
Factsheets for parents, teachers, children, and teens:
After the Tornado: Helping Young Children
En Español [Después de Pasar por La Experiencia de Un Tornado
Parent Guidelines for Helping Children after a Tornado
Questions To Ask Your Children About the Tornado
Teacher Guidelines for Helping Students after a Tornado
Tornado Response for Kids: Right after a Tornado
Tornado Recovery for Kids: Making Things Better
Tornado Response for Teens: Right after a Tornado
Tornado Recovery for Teens: Making Things Better
Tips for Parents on Media Coverage of the Tornadoes
Simplified Children’s Activities when no power or when it is not safe to go
outside:
http://nctsn.org/sites/default/files/assets/pdfs/activities_for_children_and
Psychological First Aid for Schools:
http://www.nctsn.org/content/psychological-first-aid-schoolspfa
Traumatic Grief fact sheets for parents both in English and Spanish
In addition, here are some links from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network :
Tornado Response
Factsheets for parents, teachers, children, and teens:
After the Tornado: Helping Young Children
En Español [Después de Pasar por La Experiencia de Un Tornado
Parent Guidelines for Helping Children after a Tornado
Questions To Ask Your Children About the Tornado
Teacher Guidelines for Helping Students after a Tornado
Tornado Response for Kids: Right after a Tornado
Tornado Recovery for Kids: Making Things Better
Tornado Response for Teens: Right after a Tornado
Tornado Recovery for Teens: Making Things Better
Tips for Parents on Media Coverage of the Tornadoes
Simplified Children’s Activities when no power or when it is not safe to go
outside:
http://nctsn.org/sites/default/files/assets/pdfs/activities_for_children_and
Psychological First Aid for Schools:
http://www.nctsn.org/content/psychological-first-aid-schoolspfa
Traumatic Grief fact sheets for parents both in English and Spanish
Welcome to Edwin Fair Community Mental Health Center
Edwin Fair Community Mental Health Center has spent over 50 years helping others and promoting mental wellness. Since 1958, we have been assisting residents of Garfield, Grant, Kay, Noble, Osage, Pawnee and Payne counties in Oklahoma with a wide variety of mental health services, all custom-tailored to meet community needs.
Every member of our staff is highly trained in their respective field, providing the highest quality professional care available. Our goal is to provide caring, affordable and confidential services to those in need of support with their mental health concerns. We value the idea that mental wellness is at the heart of what we do and we strive to encouraged and supported that idea in all of our communities.
We care about our consumers and no one is ever denied service based on an inability to pay.
Our Mission
To provide services that foster mental health recovery in our consumers.
Our Qualifications
Edwin Fair CMHC received a three-Year CARF Accreditation for the following identified programs which were surveyed under the 2012 Behavioral Health Standards Manual:
Adult:
Case Management/Services Coordination
Outpatient Treatment
PACT
Children and Adolescents:
Case Management/Services Coordination
Outpatient Treatment
By meeting this internationally recognized standard of quality, Edwin Fair CMHC is committed to the provision of outcome-driven services in support of those seeking recovery from mental illness.
