SOW IN THE MEDIA

Featured prominently in a story covering a new neighborhood mental health campaign targeted at Black residents in North Tulsa. Founder Ebony Skillens spoke on breaking historical stigmas and the critical need for accessible therapy

Highlighted for a strategic partnership with the UMA Center Tulsa. The piece detailed how a bilingual Skillz on Wheelz therapist was placed at Plaza Santa Cecilia to provide free mental health care to Hispanic and Latino families

Covered in an investigative piece on how an alliance of local Black mental health providers (including Skillz on Wheelz) is moving to fill critical coverage gaps following state budget cuts to mental health services

As Oklahoma cuts mental health funds, Black counselors seek to expand services in Tulsa

Published a comprehensive profile titled "Healing on Wheels: How One Mobile Clinic Is Transforming Mental Health Through 4 Community-Driven Innovations.". The piece praised the organization's client-driven approach, using its retrofitted RV to bring private therapy sessions directly to familiar places like churches and barbershops.

Ebony shares clinical wisdom, spiritual encouragement, and practical tools for healing. Whether you’re juggling roles, striving for approval, or silently breaking under the weight of performance — this conversation will remind you that your worth is not in your work.

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