LeFlore County Youth Services, Inc.
Office Hours:  
Monday - Friday   8 - 5 pm
        Office 918-647-4196         
Shelter  918-647-4198
 Fax  918-647-5741

Counseling


      LeFlore County Youth Services, Inc. maintains the highest level of professionalism when providing services and maintains a client-centered focus. LCYS has been providing services for 39 years to LeFlore and Haskell County. Counselors are trained to provide individual and family counseling to ensure that the client's needs are being met.

Outpatient Counseling

     Individual and Family Counseling are provided by professional counselors. Services through outpatient counseling are individually planned and designed to meet the needs of the client. Each client is assessed and a treatment plan is developed which contains measurable goals and objectives.

 >Peer Pressure
 >Bullying
 >Anger Management
 >Skills for life
 >Self-Esteem
 >Truancy / Dropout Prevention


     Our School-Based Counseling Services work in conjunction with local schools to provide counseling to at-risk students. The counseling is provided to the child mostly during school hours. If you are interested in enrolling your child in the school-based program, please contact your child’s school administrator.

    The CARS Counseling Program is a service that LeFlore County Youth Services, Inc. along with The Office of Juvenile Affairs, offer family and individual counseling , we strive to offer support, encouragement and guidance to the youths referred to the CARS program. Our goal is to aid in diverting delinquency among the children of our community.

LeFlore County Youth Services, Inc. does not deny anyone on the inability to pay.  LeFlore County Youth Services, Inc. accepts SoonerCare/Medicaid.


Prevention Services

     First Time Offender Program offers youths and their families a chance to develop new skills for dealing with the contemporary pressures of adolescence. This program is designed for youth experiencing legal or behavioral difficulties. Both the youth and at least one parent attend the class to increase effectiveness.  
     Topics include: 1) Understanding personality differences, 2) Improving communication skills, 3) Controlling impulses and managing anger, 4) Drug and Alcohol education, 5) Development of problem-solving and decision-making techniques. After completing the classes, adolescents are empowered with skills to keep them away from further involvement with the legal system.

     Breath Easy - Vaping Prevention Four-week class in the school or group setting that provides prevention lessons to youth about health consequences, making better choices, and peer pressures. 

    Social Media Safety  Five-week class in the school or group setting that provides prevention lessons on cyber bullying, digital drama, social media relationships, being aware of what you share, and sexting consequences.
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