Family Trainers with Spectrum BHG Tulsa have been providing support to clients and their
caregivers in the DDS program for over nine years. Services are primarily delivered to
individuals living in Area II (east of I-35 and north of I-40) in the northeast quadrant of
Oklahoma. Spectrum BHG Tulsa works with referrals from DHS Case Managers, families,
individuals seeking support and agency Program Coordinators or staff. These services are
limited to individuals already in the DDS program with DHS who utilize the federal waiver for
billing their services.

Services include:

•  Comprehensive Functional Assessments of challenging behavior patterns
•  Positive Support Treatment Plans and Protective Intervention Plans
•  Training at all levels from client to staff to family to case worker as needed
•  Data tracking, collection, summary to ensure interventions are appropriately applied
  and successful for the individual
•  Quarterly reports to the DHS case manager and team
•  Consultation for a wide range of behavioral challenges that may include individual visit
  with the client and their Psychiatrist, the team, the agency or family – depending on the need
•  One-on-one services with the individual monthly, at a minimum
•  Family Trainers come to the homes and vocational sites of all clients to provide services

The Spectrum BHG Tulsa program is designed to remain flexible to client and team needs while
provide the best research-based and data-driven services possible. Currently we work with over
twenty-five residential and vocational agencies, serving over 140 clients in the DDS program.
Major communities that we travel to include, Bartlesville, Broken Arrow, Claremore, Checotah,
Coweta, Muskogee, Okmulgee, Pawhuska, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Tulsa, Wagoner and Vinita.
Spectrum BHG Tulsa serves clients who reside at home in individual placements, foster care,
DLS community homes, traditional and alternative group homes. We serve clients of all ages
and backgrounds.

All of our clients have an identified intellectual disability, but many also have a secondary
mental health diagnosis as well as a history of childhood trauma. Typically, there is a
challenging behavior pattern that encourages their family member or team to reach out for
behavior support services.

Please contact us if you have questions or feel that we can serve someone in your area.