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Open Arms Initiative is a trusted non-profit based in Oklahoma City, offering a wide range of mental health and family support services. We provide personalized care through individual counseling, grief support and loss counseling, and couple and marriage therapy tailored to your unique needs. Our programs also include corporate stress management, employee wellness solutions, and trauma-informed care training for organizations and educators throughout OKC. We’re committed to supporting parents through effective parenting workshops and offer faith-based counseling options for those seeking spiritually grounded guidance. For those in need, we provide accessible pro bono services to ensure everyone has the opportunity to heal and grow.
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1101 Sovereign Row, 73108, Oklahoma City, United States
- 4059208934
- info@openarmsinitiative.com
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