Therapy in Tulsa, OK
Individual therapy, family therapy, and bilingual counseling for children and adults in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In-person at our Midtown office. Online throughout Oklahoma.
Schuster Counseling Group opened its Tulsa location to bring the same level of clinical care that has defined our practice in Stillwater to one of Oklahoma's most dynamic cities.
Our Midtown office sits in the middle of a city that does not make it easy to slow down. The professional in South Tulsa who is running on fumes but cannot name why. The parent in Jenks or Bixby holding it together at home until they cannot. The family in Broken Arrow trying to work through something that dinner-table conversations have not touched. The individual going through the U.S. immigration process who needs clinical documentation as part of a legal case. Therapy is what comes next when functioning stops being enough.
Sessions are available in person at our Tulsa office and via telehealth for clients anywhere in Oklahoma. Same therapist. Same standard of care. You decide what format works.
Who We Work With in Tulsa
Our Tulsa clients come in carrying different things, but they tend to share one: they are done managing and ready to actually work through it. Here is who does well working with Ruth:
You look fine from the outside. You are keeping up. But internally there is a level of noise, irritability, or exhaustion that sleep does not fix. Therapy helps you understand where that is coming from and what to do differently with it.
What happened does not stay in the past just because you want it to. It shows up in your relationships, your reactions, your body. Ruth is trained in trauma-focused approaches that address what is actually driving the pattern, not just how to tolerate the symptoms.
Family therapy is not about picking sides. It is about helping people communicate instead of collide and function as a unit instead of a group of people who are exhausted with each other. Whether you are in crisis or trying to get ahead of something, this work shifts the dynamic.
Ruth works with children and adolescents who need a therapist who takes them seriously. Life transitions, identity questions, emotional dysregulation, family stress. Kids and teenagers who come in braced to perform progress leave because they did not have to.
Growing up in a home with chaos, emotional unavailability, or high pressure leaves a mark that tends to follow people into their own parenting. This work is not about guilt. It is about doing something intentional for your kids before the patterns repeat.
Ruth provides immigration psychological evaluations, including hardship, VAWA, U-Visa, and asylum-related assessments, for individuals who need clinical documentation as part of their case.
Services at Our Tulsa Location
One-on-one sessions for children and adults. The work is structured but not scripted. Ruth builds the clinical approach around what is actually going on for you, not a predetermined protocol.
Sessions that bring the family into the room together. The goal is not agreement on everything. It is giving people a way to talk to each other that does not end in someone shutting down or storming out.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy is a structured, evidence-based approach to emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness. It is concrete. It gives people tools they can actually use between sessions. Ruth integrates DBT into individual and family work for clients who need skill-building alongside the relational work.
Clinical assessments for use in immigration cases, including hardship waivers, VAWA petitions, U-Visa applications, and asylum claims. Ruth Chapman, LCSW provides these evaluations at our Tulsa office. Reach out to talk through your specific situation.
All of the above services are available in English and Spanish. Ruth is one of the few bilingual LCSWs in the Tulsa area offering clinical therapy in both languages.
Meet Your Tulsa Therapist
Ruth Chapman, MSW, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker | OK License #21924 | English and Spanish
Ruth works with people who are tired of pretending they are fine.
Her clients are mostly parents, children, teens, and families sitting somewhere between holding it together and starting to crack. They are dealing with anxiety, trauma, emotional overwhelm, family conflict, or life transitions that have stalled. And they need a therapist who is going to do more than listen.
Ruth helps people slow down the chaos, figure out what is actually driving their patterns, and build skills they can use in real life. Not a script. Not generic worksheets. People leave sessions with something concrete they did not walk in with: a shift in how they are reading a situation, a tool that fits their actual life, a clearer picture of a dynamic that has been running the show without their permission.
Her clinical training includes DBT, ACT, TF-CBT, Written Exposure Therapy, and Child-Parent Psychotherapy. She brings genuine curiosity and directness to the room itself. Therapy with Ruth is not a space where you have to perform progress. You just have to show up.
Ruth also provides immigration psychological evaluations for individuals and families moving through the U.S. immigration process.
What to Expect When You Start
Your Free Consultation
A 15 to 20 minute conversation. You ask your questions, Ruth answers honestly, and you decide if it is a good fit. No pressure in either direction.
Your First Session
Ruth gets to know what is going on: what you are dealing with, what you have already tried, what you are hoping for. It is a real conversation, not an intake form read back to you.
Ongoing Sessions
Weekly individual or family sessions built around your goals. The clinical approach adjusts as you grow and as your priorities shift. Most people leave each session with something to work on before the next one.
In-Person and Online Therapy from Tulsa
Our Tulsa office is in Midtown at 2417 E. 53rd Street, Tulsa, OK 74105. Accessible from Brookside and the Cherry Street corridor, and a straightforward drive from South Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Sand Springs, and Sapulpa..
Online therapy is available for Oklahoma residents statewide. Same therapist, same standard of care, no commute.
Fees and Insurance
Schuster Counseling Group is a private pay practice. Ruth Chapman is in-network with HealthChoice and WebTPA. Clients with other insurance can request a superbill for potential out-of-network reimbursement.
Intake session: $225
Ongoing sessions: $200
Complimentary consultation: Always free
Reach out before your first session and we can help you verify your benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions About Therapy in Tulsa, OK
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Our Tulsa office is at 2417 E. 53rd Street, Tulsa, OK 74105, in the Midtown area. Accessible from Brookside, Cherry Street, and South Tulsa, and an easy drive from Bixby, Jenks, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Sand Springs, and Sapulpa. Online therapy is available for anyone in Oklahoma.
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The Tulsa office offers individual therapy for children and adults, family therapy, DBT-based therapy, immigration psychological evaluations, and bilingual therapy in English and Spanish. Telehealth is available to Oklahoma residents statewide.
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Ruth Chapman is in-network with HealthChoice and WebTPA. For clients with other insurance, sessions are private pay at $225 for an intake and $200 for ongoing sessions. A superbill is available on request for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Complimentary consultations are always free.
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Yes. Ruth Chapman provides therapy in both English and Spanish. She is one of the few bilingual LCSWs in the Tulsa area offering clinical services in both languages.
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An immigration psychological evaluation is a clinical assessment completed by a licensed mental health professional for use in an immigration case. They are most commonly required for hardship waivers, VAWA petitions, U-Visa applications, and asylum claims. Ruth Chapman, LCSW provides these evaluations at our Tulsa office. Contact us to talk through your specific situation.
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Yes. Ruth works with children, teens, and adults. Her training includes Child-Parent Psychotherapy and TF-CBT, both of which are evidence-based approaches built specifically for children and their caregivers.
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Yes. Telehealth is available for Oklahoma residents throughout the state. In-person at our Midtown office or online from wherever you are. You get the same therapist and the same standard of care either way.
Ready to Get Started?
You do not have to have it all figured out before you reach out. That is what the consultation is for. A 15 to 20 minute conversation, no commitment, no pressure. Ask your questions and see if Ruth is the right fit for what you are dealing with.
405.338.7610 | hello@schustercounseling.com | 2417 E. 53rd Street, Tulsa, OK 74105