All Services

Find the service you’re looking for. Every service below links to full details.

Referred by a court, probation officer, attorney, or employer? See Court-Ordered & Referral Services below, or contact us with your paperwork.

Treatment & Counseling

Substance Use Counseling & Treatment — Individualized counseling and treatment addressing substance use, recovery skills, relapse prevention, and the changes that support greater stability in everyday life.

Mental Health Counseling — Counseling focused on anxiety, depression, stress, and overall emotional wellbeing.

EMDR Therapy — Structured, evidence-based therapy for trauma and distressing life experiences.

Couples Therapy — Support for communication, conflict, trust concerns, and rebuilding connection.

Family Services— Support for families navigating stress, changing roles, and difficult transitions.

Individual Counseling — One-on-one counseling centered on your goals, current concerns, coping skills, relationships, and personal growth.

Co-Occurring Counseling — Counseling that addresses mental health and substance use concerns together within one plan of care.

Groups

6-Week Substance Use Group — A focused, short-term group for substance use, coping skills, and early recovery.

12-Week Substance Use Group — An extended group for relapse prevention and sustained recovery.

CBT Group — Cognitive behavioral strategies for changing unhelpful patterns of thinking and behavior.

MRT Group — A structured, evidence-based cognitive-behavioral program widely used in criminal justice, probation, and community supervision settings.

Anger Management Group — Practical skills for understanding anger and communicating more effectively.

Co-Occurring Group — Support for mental health and substance use concerns together.

Illustrative image: a counselor leads a group counseling session in a comfortable meeting room

Assessments & Evaluations

Drug & Alcohol Evaluations — A comprehensive assessment with a written report of findings and recommendations.

SASSI Assessment — A standardized screening instrument, available on its own or within a full evaluation.

ADSAC Assessment — An assessment for individuals addressing an alcohol- or drug-related driving offense in Oklahoma. Looking for a “Red Stamp”? Start here.

ADSAC Classes

10-Hour ADSAC Class — $150 — For individuals whose assessment includes a 10-hour class recommendation.

24-Hour ADSAC Class — $360 — For individuals whose assessment includes a 24-hour class recommendation.

Court-Ordered & Referral Services

Maple Life Solutions accepts clients referred by courts, probation and pretrial officers, attorneys, DHS or child-welfare services, employers, EAPs, treatment programs, and community agencies, and provides services that may be required or recommended by a referral source.

Commonly requested services include ADSAC Assessments, Drug & Alcohol Evaluations, SASSI Assessments, Substance Use Counseling & Treatment, Individual Counseling, the 6-Week and 12-Week Substance Use Groups, MRT Group, Anger Management Group, CBT Group, and Co-Occurring Group.

Have a court order or referral? Contact us and provide your paperwork or referral requirements so we can confirm the appropriate service. With your written authorization, we can send documentation to your referral source. View court and referral services.

Not sure where to start? Reach out and a member of our team will help you find the right service.