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Counseling in Moore

Moore parents can get specialized counseling for a teen's anger or problematic sexual behavior without guessing at what comes next.

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If your teenager in Moore has been referred for problematic sexual behavior or is struggling with anger, Chatman Counseling and Rehabilitation offers youth services for adolescents 13 to 17. Teens work with Mr. Omar in individual sessions, in a youth group that never includes adults, or both. Families in Cleveland County can attend in person at the Oklahoma City office on South Western Avenue or by telehealth from home in Moore. The free consultation lets a parent ask questions first.

OJA (Office of Juvenile Affairs) approved in Oklahoma for problematic sexual behavior and anger management. Court-approved therapist for problematic sexual offense treatment.

OJA Referrals

If the Referral Came Through OJA

If your teen's referral came from the Office of Juvenile Affairs, ask your caseworker to confirm that this practice works for your teen's case before you schedule. Acceptance is OJA's decision, not the practice's, and the approval statement on this page is given in Mr. Omar's exact words.

Updates go to a caseworker only with signed consent, and for a teen, how that consent works is explained at intake. The limits the law sets on confidentiality are put in writing when services begin, so parents know them from the start.

What Teens Work On

Individual sessions and group time center on skills a teen can use at home, at school and with friends.

  • Anger: noticing what sets it off and responding in a calmer way
  • Impulse control: slowing down long enough to think before acting
  • Decision-making: weighing consequences before choosing
  • Problematic sexual behavior: understanding it and building healthy boundaries
  • Personal responsibility: owning mistakes and learning from them
  • Coping skills and emotional regulation for stressful moments

How the Youth Group Runs

The youth group brings adolescents together for guided discussions, interactive activities and skill-building. Each group session lasts 45 to 60 minutes. Teens are expected to attend regularly, take part, show respect to others and follow the group rules.

Group is different from individual counseling. In individual sessions, a teen talks one on one with Mr. Omar in a structured, confidential and nonjudgmental setting and is held accountable for their actions. The assessment determines whether your teen needs individual sessions, the group, or both.

Getting Started From Moore

  1. Call the Office

    Phone (405) 205-6314 or use the Contact page. Because voicemail and email are not secure, leave just your name, your contact information and a general reason for calling.

  2. Free Consultation

    In 20 to 30 minutes, describe what happened in general terms and ask your questions, with no charge and no commitment.

  3. Assessment

    Over 1 to 2 hours, Mr. Omar reviews your teen's history, behavioral concerns, mental health background and reasons for treatment, and the intake paperwork is completed.

  4. Plan and Sessions

    Your teen begins individual sessions, the youth group or both, guided by an individualized plan that changes as progress is reviewed.

How Parents Can Help

A parent's part is mostly practical.

  • Keep the session schedule steady, even during busy school weeks.
  • If sessions happen by telehealth, give your teen a private room and stay out of earshot.
  • Cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours ahead when a conflict comes up.
  • Bring your questions about the plan to the office instead of pressing your teen for details.
  • Back up the skills your teen is practicing, such as pausing before reacting.

What Moore Parents Ask

Could my teen end up in a group with adults?

No. The youth group is only for adolescents 13 to 17, and the Adult Sexual Behavior Treatment Group is only for people 18 and older. The two never mix.

Does the practice see children younger than 13?

No. Youth services begin at age 13, so a younger child would need a different provider.

Can my teen do sessions from home in Moore?

Telehealth is open to clients located anywhere in Oklahoma. If the youth group becomes part of the plan, ask during the consultation how group sessions are attended.

How long will my teen be in treatment?

No fixed timeline applies. Length depends on your teen's needs, progress and any program requirements, and the plan is checked against that progress as treatment goes on.

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Book a free 20 to 30 minute consultation to describe your teen's situation in general terms and hear how youth services would begin.

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