Nisha Wilson

Love brain science and technology. Want to leave things better than I found it.

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

@CarrieBlumert @homeokc Wonderful!

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

While you’re ordering last minute gifts, order a free Naloxone kit while you’re at it.
Prevent overdose in Oklahoma with #ODMHSAS https://t.co/ZWT6kmYIh8

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

What a night! Absolutely honored to be awarded the 2022 ODMHSAS Commission’s Award for Excellence.

[Whitney Bryen @WhitneyBryen]

I’m honored to join @TerriWhiteOK and panelists from @ODMHSASINFO and CARE for change tomorrow to talk about the toll that untreated mental health has on Oklahomans. It’s not too late to join us in person or virtually. More info below. Hosted by @OKCU Economic Roundtable.

[Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner]

Quick Scan of 7 skills that will serve you well in your career. There are many more, but these are a few to challenge yourself.

All of them involve mastering your own psychology. 1/

[Potts Family Foundation @PottsFamilyFdn]

Drug courts seem like a no-brainer! @okacademy #oktownhall #RaisingResilientOklahomans

[Holly Rowe @sportsiren]

Nick Saban said something today that is life changing to me. He used the term “CAPABILITY GAP” What are you capable of and but what are you actually doing?
SO GOOD ⁦@AlabamaFTBL⁩

[OK Dept. Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services @ODMHSASINFO]

Comprehensive Crisis Response is the future of mental health and addiction treatment in Oklahoma.

Read below to learn more and see the full CCR plan here: https://t.co/ei7dZoRleo. #RecoveryMonth

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

@okcbuck @ODMHSASINFO Thank you! I’m looking forward to it.

[OK Dept. Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services @ODMHSASINFO]

NEW: Mark your calendar for this year's Justice & Recovery Virtual Conference, Sept. 1-2!

This annual event creates opportunities for local and national leaders in the criminal justice and treatment court space to connect and learn.

Register: https://t.co/NRFDhdpXHX. #JRC21

[OK Dept. Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services @ODMHSASINFO]

“This is about creating fellowship, mutual support and empowering treatment court participants." - Cleveland County Judge Michael Tupper

Judge Tupper in Cleveland County continues to empower treatment court participants. 👏👏👏
https://t.co/P7VSFUmsk1

[Carrie Slatton-Hodges @CSH_OK]

I was honored to contribute this beautiful story of hope and new beginnings from an Oklahoma woman in recovery.

She graduated from @ODMHSASINFO's Re-entry Intensive Care Coordination Teams (RICCT) program and is now embracing her bright future.
https://t.co/wfEJwzNWxe

[OK Dept. Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services @ODMHSASINFO]

EAP x Thrive gives you the tools you need to THRIVE this summer! ☀️

The State of Oklahoma offers many programs, activities, support groups, counseling options and more so state employees can truly live their best lives.

Get connected: https://t.co/CQ2rsVBuvk.

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

Fitting in is overrated

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

Everything you’ve ever wanted is on the other side of fear and doubt

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

@drgurner The best is yet to come!

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

Time for a tune up? https://t.co/evWskIVKFa

[OK Dept. Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services @ODMHSASINFO]

We welcome you to register for this year's Zero Suicide Summit to be held Friday, April 30.

The event is free, virtual and open to the public.

Learn more: https://t.co/QuHBhz0sJT. #ZeroSuicide

Help is available 24/7 by calling 800-273-8255 or texting HOME to 741741.

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

Launching July 1, 2022 the nation wide number for mental health emergency response will be 988. Learn more about what else is coming for Oklahoma’s comprehensive crisis response here: https://t.co/C3SO7fpTmC

[Nisha Wilson @NWilsonOK]

Good Saturday morning perspective

[Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner]

Some days it hits you, “I have a home, heat, enough to eat, health, and money in the bank - I’m so unbelievably fortunate.”
I know we’re all ambitious...but some days it’s okay to be grateful for the basics, take time on the weekend, and truly appreciate what you’ve got.