The Oak Counseling and Psychiatric Services

The Oak Counseling and Psychiatric Services is an outpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment program in Dallas, Texas affiliated with Medical City Green Oaks and the broader Medical City Healthcare network.

The program supports adults living with mental health concerns, chemical dependency and co-occurring disorders through outpatient counseling, psychiatric care and connections to higher levels of behavioral health support.

The approach emphasizes individualized treatment planning, dual diagnosis care and integration with a full continuum of psychiatric services.

Addiction and Mental Health Care

Care often begins with a psychiatric assessment to identify the right level of support, which may include outpatient counseling, medication management or a referral to the affiliated Dallas partial hospitalization program.

Outpatient services are designed for adults with primary psychiatric diagnoses and secondary substance use concerns, including alcohol and drug related challenges.

Clients can expect group therapy and family therapy, individual consultations and medication management led by licensed therapists and psychiatric providers.

The connected PHP also offers nursing education and structured daily programming, helping clients build coping skills and stability while addressing co-occurring conditions.

Quick Facts

• Location: 12221 Merit Drive in Dallas, within the Three Forest Plaza Office Building near Medical City Green Oaks Hospital
• Levels of care: Outpatient counseling, psychiatric services and access to a connected partial hospitalization program
• Who they treat: Adults with mental health conditions, substance use concerns and dual diagnosis needs
• Approach: Individualized treatment planning, group and family therapy and medication management
• Specialty programming: Affiliation with the WorkReturns℠ program for adults navigating return to work challenges
• Payment options: Most private insurance plans accepted, self pay and possible eligibility through the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority