Latia Parker was recently featured on Episode 8 of Payback on TV One, offering expert psychotherapeutic insight into the emotional aftermath of a high-profile murder case in Guthrie, Oklahoma. The episode highlights the importance of trauma-informed perspectives in understanding the deep psychological toll of violent crime.
Read MoreOU-Tulsa School of Social Work celebrates an excellent field partner: Betty Jackson Counseling Services and the incredible Latia Parker.
Read MoreParker’s Hope for Mental Wellness proudly partnered with Just the Beginning to host the #HealthyMatters Workshop, a transformative experience centered on trauma awareness and mental wellness. This workshop welcomed an engaged group of 18 adult female participants, each committed to personal growth and community healing.
Read MoreParkers Hope for Mental Wellness attended the 2nd Annual OU-Tulsa School of Social Work Practicum & Job Fair, convening a diverse group of BASW and MSW students, alumni, and local social-service agencies for a high-impact afternoon of networking and career development.
Read MoreParkers Hope for Mental Health partnered with Tulsa Public Schools at the Children’s Mental Health Fair at Guthrie Green.
Read MoreParkers Hope for Mental Wellness partnered with East Central High School’s JROTC Program to co-host the annual JROTC Military Ball, convening cadets, cadre, alumni, and family for an evening of formal ceremony, camaraderie, and community building.
Read MoreOn April 10, 2025, Parker’s Hope for Mental Wellness hosted a transformative session titled “Generational Trauma: The Effects on the Brain & Pathways to Healing” as part of the 7th Annual Oklahoma Social Work Summit.
Read MoreOn March 8, 2025, Parker’s Hope hosted an incredible event dedicated to supporting families and caregivers of children with special needs, disabilities, and complex medical conditions. Building Bridges brought together a compassionate community, fostering meaningful connections, insightful discussions, and access to invaluable resources.
Read MoreWhen it comes to serving the needs of a community, there is no better example than Betty Jackson Counseling Service.
Read MoreLatia Parker, founder of Betty Jackson Counseling Services, has been honored as an outstanding Field Education Partner for her commitment to mentoring social work students and providing valuable hands-on experience in the mental health field.
Read MoreIn 2024, Latia Parker presented at the Annual Zarrow Mental Health Symposium, themed "Life Stages—Mental Health Across a Lifetime," which marked the symposium's 30th anniversary. Parker’s session, titled "Healing From Trauma: Past and Present," explored the complexities of trauma and its impact across different generations.
Read MoreIn an interview with KJRH, Latia Parker addressed the pressing mental health inequities and challenges facing the North Tulsa community. She shed light on the barriers to mental health care and the unique struggles experienced by individuals in this area. Her remarks emphasized the importance of accessible mental health resources and the need for continued advocacy to address these systemic issues.
Read MoreLatia Parker is a psychotherapist known for her appearances on TV One, particularly in shows that focus on mental health and wellness. She often discusses topics related to emotional health, relationships, and self-improvement. Her insights aim to help viewers navigate personal challenges and promote mental well-being.
Read MoreThe month of July is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month. Grand Mental Health recognized Betty Jackson Counseling Services as a community partner as she spoke on behalf of African American & Black Community.
Read MoreThe OU School of Social Work Career hosted a Career Practicum and Job Fair in Tulsa. BJCS was invited to highlight the agency's mission, services, and opportunities for practicum and employment. BJCS also took the time to meet interested students to address job requirements and the application process while networking with other agencies and organizations at the fair.
Read MoreThis year’s Blood at the Roots Conference addressed health equity issues and subjects that were themed around the New Civil Rights Movement. Latia Parker served as a panelist presented on the "Systems of Care Initiative,” influenced by Resmaa Menakem, the author of “My Grandmother's Hands.”
Read MoreRepresentatives from Griffin Media and local mental health agencies convened at OASIS Food Market to discuss the challenges facing North Tulsa. The meeting focused on identifying solutions to improve mental health and well-being in the community, with an emphasis on self-care and sustainable change.
Read MoreBetty Jackson Counseling Services, PC, served as a vendor during the 15th Annual Social Justice Symposium at Langston University. BJCS met participants to provide information regarding mental health services and what services the agency could provide. The team also met with community members to network and work to create change.
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