For Referral Sources
Straightforward information for the professionals who connect people with specialized treatment.
Probation officers, OJA caseworkers, courts and community organizations send people to treatment every week. These pages explain who the practice serves, how a referral starts, what happens at intake and how communication works, always within what the client's signed consent allows.
Where to Start
How to Use These Pages
A referral starts with a call or email to the office. Sessions are held in person at the Oklahoma City office or by telehealth for clients located anywhere in Oklahoma.
Mr. Omar is OJA (Office of Juvenile Affairs) approved in Oklahoma for problematic sexual behavior and anger management, and a court-approved therapist for problematic sexual offense treatment. Acceptance of any provider or plan remains the decision of the court, agency or program involved.
Pages for Referral Sources
- All ServicesThe four services and who each one fits.
- How a Probation Officer or Caseworker Can Refer a ClientThe simplest way to send a referral by phone or email, what happens next and how consent works
- For Probation OfficersWho the practice serves, the services offered and how communication works with signed consent
- For OJA CaseworkersThe OJA approval in its exact wording, how youth referrals begin and how families take part
- For Courts and Court ProgramsThe court approval in its exact wording and how court referred clients start treatment
- For Community OrganizationsHow programs serving families and young people can connect someone with care, statewide
- Referring a Teen for Problematic Sexual BehaviorWhat a youth referral needs, how the family is brought in and what the intake covers
- Referring for Anger ManagementAnger management referrals for teens and adults, in Oklahoma City or by telehealth statewide
- Consent and Communication With Referral SourcesWhat is shared with referral sources, with whom, and only with the client's signed consent
Make a Referral
Call or email the office to start a referral or to ask whether the practice fits your client's situation.
Free 20 to 30 minute consultation. Monday through Friday, by appointment.