Ascension St. John To Expand Mental Health, Counseling Services Through Online Program

Wednesday, December 9th 2020, 9:16 am

By: News On 6

Ascension St. John in Tulsa will be expanding its online mental health and counseling services.

Patients will now be able to use a smartphone tablet or laptop to connect with psychiatrists, psychologists and counselors through a program called Ascension Online Care.

According to the Census Bureau, 31% of Oklahomans are struggling with their mental health currently.

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