Guymon Drug Rehab

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It is nearly impossible in Oklahoma to go very long without hearing of some new crime or tragedy related to drug use. If you are like many Oklahomans, you know of someone who is addicted to drugs or alcohol. Unfortunately, Oklahoma leads the country in prescription drug abuse. We rank fifth for drug-related deaths. Oklahomans need effective solutions for addiction, and they need them now. Narconon Arrowhead is an ideally situated rehabilitation facility which utilizes unique methods that get proven results. If you are looking for an alternative to mainstream addiction solutions, Narconon Arrowhead is the answer. Guymon residents are just over six hours away from Narconon’s state of the art, holistic treatment facility. Addicts can be more open to addiction treatment when they are removed from the environment in which the drug use began. Family members can have peace of mind knowing that their loved one is only a short drive away.

Narconon’s CARF-accredited program is one-of-a-kind. A fundamental belief in our system is that a person is not rehabilitated until they are completely drug free. While this may sound obvious, many rehabilitation facilities replace street drugs with prescription drugs. This process merely shifts the addiction to a more “acceptable” substance. At Narconon, you will find a holistic approach that includes an assisted withdrawal, a deep-tissue detoxification, and real-life solutions to the mental aspects of drug abuse that other rehabilitation programs don’t know how to effectively treat.

Drug Addiction Help Near Guymon OK

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Over 11,000 people have received individualized treatment programs that tend to all aspects of an addiction, from the physical to the emotional. Guymon residents can easily access our facility via the major highways of OK-3 E and I-40 E. Upon arrival, an addict is first guided through a full withdrawal. This is invariably a difficult step, but with the right support they will make it through. Next comes the Narconon New Life Detoxification program. This program consists of a supervised regimen of nutritional supplements, mild exercise, and use of a moderate-heat sauna. Narconon’s detoxification program reaches deep into the fatty tissues of the body where drugs have been deposited. If not removed, these deposits re-enter the bloodstream at a later time, which causes flashbacks and recurrences of the drug’s effects. Ridding the body of these deposits greatly reduces or eliminates the strong physical cravings for more drugs that most addicts experience. It also improves mental alertness and function.

Handling the “Other Side” of Addiction in Guymon

Detoxification is an important step. No rehabilitation program would be complete without it. It is, however, only half of the picture. An addict had factors in their life that made drug abuse likely. Many of them formed toxic relationships. Some gave in to peer pressure and then quickly spiraled out of control. Others were facing situations in life that they couldn’t confront and turned to drugs as a means to dull stress and pain. Unless the root cause of each person’s addiction is discovered and addressed, the person is likely to turn to drug use again in the future. Narconon’s trained professionals help the addict to recognize the root causes of their addiction and then address them using proven “life tools” that get real results.

Drugs in Our Local Community

The drug problem in Oklahoma continues to grow as time goes on. It used to be mainly illegal drugs and alcohol that were the problem, but in recent years prescription drug abuse has grown exponentially. Guymon is not immune to the problem. From relatively harmless practices such as “Beezin” (putting Burt’s Bees Lip Balm onto your eyelids to enhance a drunken state or a drug-induced high) to taking drugs such as meth and cocaine, Guymon citizens have their fair share of drug abuse problems. A few years ago an undercover operation discovered a drug dealing ring. Thirteen people were arrested after a deputy spent time undercover buying from this group. While this drug bust undoubtedly reduced the amount of drugs hitting the streets, the problem is by no means gone. It will take the continued efforts of law-enforcement agencies, along with the efforts of the many private groups that fight drug abuse and its effects.