Spring Eternal

Spring Eternal is a mental health clinic in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The clinic provides a full range of outpatient mental health services, including individual, couples, family and group therapy, individual psychosocial rehabilitation, and case management. Its specialized group sessions cover anger management, alcohol and substance abuse counseling, and grief counseling. The clinic also serves people dealing with grief, difficulty managing anger, difficulty parenting, marital conflict, and communication problems. Services are available in person or through telehealth visits, and the clinic accepts most major insurance plans and EAP services. Spring Eternal holds a rating of 3.30 based on 25 reviews.

Spring Eternal began providing services in July 2013, and its clinicians have since provided many levels of treatment to more than 8,000 families and children. The clinic describes its philosophy as person- and family-centered, with care built around each client's personal growth. Its founder is Dr. Mariechia. The clinic's approach moves through stages: an initial meeting to gather basic information and determine whether outpatient services are appropriate, using screenings to support an accurate diagnosis; an opportunity for clients to tell their story; a discussion of goals and desired results; and the implementation of tools such as reframing, improved communication, and new coping skills. Later stages focus on connecting clients with community resources and support systems so they can maintain progress. The clinic also provides mentorship to OCCC students through the Students Connecting with Mentors for Success program, and it has partnered with Springing Families Forward, a nonprofit organization, to assist families who may not qualify for Medicaid or other financial assistance. No one is denied access to services due to inability to pay, and a discounted or sliding fee schedule is available for those who qualify.

Spring Eternal is located at 310 NE 28th St, Suite 204, on NE 28th St. The Oklahoma Engineering Center and the Oklahoma Municipal Utilities Authority are both about 0.1 miles away, and North Lincoln Boulevard runs about 0.2 miles from the clinic.

With more than a decade of service in Oklahoma City, Spring Eternal pairs outpatient therapy and case management with community referrals and a sliding fee schedule, extending mental health care to families across the metro who might otherwise go without it.