Our Team
Get to know us.
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Tasha is a dual certified Psychiatric Mental Health NPFamily Nurse Practitioner who has been a nurse since 2003. Since 2010 Tasha has provided services in the Ardmore area as a Nurse Practitioner and most recently being a Nurse Practitioner.
She believes in a holistic approach that treats the physical, mental, and emotional needs of her clients. She is excited to be providing integrated care in Ardmore, with accessibility psychotherapy, medical management and mental health care. She is also trained in medication assisted treatment of opioid use disorder.
Living in this community for the last 25 years has provided her with a true appreciation for small town living and caring for the rural community. She is a mother, wife and runs a small farm. -
Mariah is a Family Nurse Practitioner serving Southern Oklahoma.
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Kirsten Martin earned her bachelors of Social Work from East Central university in Ada, Oklahoma before attending the University of Oklahoma for her Masters in Social Work.
She began her social work career in 2013 working with the local Area Agency on Aging to promote independent living for seniors in Southern Oklahoma. In 2016 she began working in the mental health field in Ardmore Oklahoma.
Kirsten loves working with patients of all ages and backgrounds to help them see and reach their full potential.
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Item descriptioJaree Grant (MSC, LCSW) studied at East Central University, earning her Bachelor of Social Work, and then went on to earn her Master of Social Work from the University of Oklahoma, where she graduated with honors.
Jaree began her career nine years ago in Ardmore Oklahoma, where she was raised. Her first job after getting her MSW was working with the homeless, an area where she sharpened her skills and gained great insight as a social worker.
While working with the homeless, her passion for senior behavioral health began to emerge, so she began working on a senior behavioral health inpatient care unit where she gained more understanding of the mental health of seniors.
Her love for her work led her to spend two and a half years under supervision to obtain her Licensure. She has worked with medical teams, patients, and families to implement effective treatment plans to bring healing to those who have been through traumatic experiences.
In 2018, Jaree stepped out and opened her own practice to all ages and families, maintaining a focus on grief, adjustments and life changes, and trauma.
She loves watching her clients grow in the areas of healing and gaining a healthy perspective of themselves and their relationships. Her practice is all about bringing wholeness into the lives of her clients.
She provides individual and family therapy while maintaining regulatory compliance (HIPAA) and clinical counseling services with individual treatment plans for ongoing supportive therapy for her clients.
She is licensed for people who are on Medicare/Medicaid and most private insurances.
In her spare time, she loves listening to music and spending time with her family.n
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Mercy Antony, PMHNP-BC, is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over 20 years of experience in the healthcare field. She brings a compassionate, patient-centered approach to mental health care, rooted in a strong foundation of clinical expertise and a deep commitment to individualized treatment.
Originally from Kerala, India, Mercy moved to the United States at the age of 17. She earned her Associate of Science degree from Oklahoma Community College in 2005, her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Grand Canyon University in 2011, and her Master of Science in Nursing from Purdue University Global in 2023. She is certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).
Before specializing in mental health, Mercy worked extensively in post-coronary care, intensive care, and interventional units, where she developed advanced clinical skills and a deep understanding of high-acuity patient care.
At OIC Clinic, Mercy is dedicated to helping individuals navigate their mental health journeys with dignity, empathy, and evidence-based treatment. She believes in treating each patient as a unique individual and strives to provide the education and support needed for informed decision-making and long-term wellness.