The following are descriptions / instructions of the NON-PS2 fields (Social Services Tab)
Tab: Social Services
For information about Domestic Violence including interviewing tips, guidelines, and resource information, please contact the Domestic Violence Resource page.
Tab: Social Services
You may need to explain the term “abusive situation”. See the Domestic Violence Resource for more information.
For information about Domestic Violence including interviewing tips, guidelines, and resource information, please contact the Domestic Violence Resource page.
Tab: Social Services
You may need to explain the term “abusive situation”. See the Domestic Violence Resource for more information.
For information about Domestic Violence including interviewing tips, guidelines, and resource information, please contact the Domestic Violence Resource page.
Tab: Social Services
Tab: Social Services
For more information about chemical dependency contact the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
Tab: Social Services
For more information about affordable housing programs see the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency website or Oklahoma 211.
Tab: Social Services
Tab: Social Services
Tab: Social Services
For help with counseling / treatment visit the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services website.
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For help finding a doctor who accepts Medicare and Medicaid, visit the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website.
For those without any health insurance visit Oklahoma 211 to find information about free or reduced price medical services.
Tab: Social Services
Tab: Social Services
Tab: Social Services
Resources are available at the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline
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“Anyone who gambles can develop problems if they are not aware of the risks and do not gamble responsibly. With your permission, I would like to give you an overview of some of the indications of problem or compulsive gambling behavior.”
If the individual requests that you do not provide the overview you can say something like, “That’s ok. If you ever want more information about problem gambling, please let us know and we can provide that for you.”
If they say it’s okay to give the overview, continue:
“The indications of problem or compulsive gambling behavior include:
- If you have gambled longer than you had planned.
- If you often gamble until all of your money is gone.
- If thinking about gambling causes you to lose sleep.
- If you use your money to gamble instead of using it to pay bills.
- If you have tried before to stop gambling, but couldn’t.
- If you have ever felt depressed or suicidal about gambling.
- If you ever tried to gamble to get enough money to pay your bills.”
After providing the overview, ask “Would you like information about how to quit gambling?”
If they say no, you may say something like, “That’s ok. If you ever want more information about problem gambling, please let us know and we can provide that for you.
If they say yes, you can go to Oklahoma Association for Problem and Compulsive Gambling and print a list of Oklahoma Gamblers Anonymous meetings, and provide the Gamblers Anonymous hotline numbers:
Oklahoma (state-wide) 855-2CALLGA (855-222-5542), or Tulsa (918) 760-4349, or 211 (Heartline 211)
Tab: Social Services
Please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for tools and resources to assist with Developmental Monitoring and Screening. Print off the appropriate “Positive Parenting Tips” sheet for the children in the household.
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