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Are you seeking an alternative drug rehabilitation program that addresses each addict as an unique individual? Do you know someone who struggles with drug or alcohol abuse? Or perhaps you yourself need help with this all-too-common problem? Narconon Arrowhead offers a holistic, comprehensive approach to drug rehabilitation that restores to a person their self-respect and self-control while freeing them from chemical dependence.

Drug abuse and addiction are unfortunately quite common across the state of Oklahoma, which includes the city of El Reno. Addiction can affect people in any walk of life, from inmates to corporate executives and everyone in between. Fortunately for the residents of El Reno, the CARF-accredited Narconon Arrowhead program is only two and a half hours away.

Drug Rehab Help Near El Reno

Easily accessible by I-40 E, Narconon Arrowheads’s rehabilitation program is unlike any other and has been certified by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. The first step is a thorough withdrawal process. Narconon’s trained professionals make it as comfortable as possible by utilizing a supportive approach centered on a detoxification process that reaches deep within the body’s tissues to release deeply lodged accumulations of drugs. As an addict attempts to recover, one of the most challenging obstacles is the physical and mental cravings for drugs, which at times can be overpowering. Narconon’s New Life Detoxification program removes every trace of drugs from the body, reducing or eliminating these cravings. This improves the person’s mental attitude and ability to think clearly. The detoxification program employs a moderate-heat sauna, specific nutritional supplements, and a mild exercise routine, all supervised by a trained professional.

The Mental Aspects of Drug Abuse Are Just As Important

Once the physical cravings for drugs are overcome, the mental aspects of drug abuse need to be addressed. If a rehabilitation program neglects the root causes of addiction, relapse is more likely and lasting recovery may not be achieved. Therefore, Narconon Arrowhead treats this aspect of rehabilitation as extremely important. There are two major mental “obstacles” an addict must overcome to achieve full recovery: depression and guilt. Addicts learn (and become adept at using) real-life communication skills. Many addicts are unable to engage in healthy, pro-survival relationships. Narconon’s program addresses this issue. Addicts discover how to stop creating problems that lead to drug abuse.

Addicts often experience a heavy sense of guilt as they progress through recovery. They were most likely behaving in a negligent, harmful or criminal way toward their friends and family. Now that they are no longer under the influence of drugs, they are in a position to see this and to worry about how past behavior will affect their relationships. Many wonder how they will regain their self-respect. Narconon’s program assists the person to confront these issues head-on and enables them to start life afresh. The unique detoxification program and the practical “life tools” that addicts gain make the Narconon program truly one-of-a-kind.

Drug Abuse is a Problem in El Reno and Other Local Communities

Addiction is a serious problem in and of itself. Drug use inevitably destroys the life of the user (and sometimes it claims that life, as in overdoses.) In addition to the harm to the user, addiction has a harmful impact on the surrounding community. Drug use often leads directly to crime. Users harm others, doing things under the influence that they would never do when sober. Many people in the community band together in various groups to combat the many facets of the problem. Groups such as Second Chance and Reentry Services (SCARS) seek to make the community safer by providing services to inmates who are released back into society. Among other services, are substance abuse courses with the stated goal of reducing relapse and recidivism.

Others, such as drug prevention specialists, seek to end the drug problem through proper education. Studies have shown that most Oklahomans believe that abusing prescription medications is safe because they can be obtained from a medical professional. This is simply not the case. In fact, drug overdoses claim more lives every year than car crashes. Prescription drug overdoses are the leading cause of overdose death. Proper education regarding the dangers of drugs could save untold lives.