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I Went From Nothing to Learning How to Live Sober
Years after completing the Narconon drug rehab program Chanci can now say this: “Everything that drugs took from me I got back. I got custody of my son back, I found a great career, and am working towards getting my medical assistant license. Now I own two houses and three cars. My kids have horses and I watch them rodeo all the time.”
Narconon Arrowhead Receives Citation by Oklahoma State Representative for Its Contributions to Drug Rehabilitation
In a powerful acknowledgment of nearly six decades of unwavering service, Narconon International, and specifically Narconon Arrowhead, was recently recognized by the Oklahoma House of Representatives for its profound impact on individuals, families, and communities around the world.
I Don’t Even Have to Think About Drugs Now
Getting off drugs and staying clean afterward has been my biggest win. I haven’t struggled with drugs since I left over 7 years ago, and I don’t even have to think about it. I don’t have to think about how not to be on drugs. It’s so far out of what my life is like now.
I Regained Confidence in Myself – Now 15 Years Sober
My favorite thing about being sober is that you get to be, and feel the world and all its joys, highs, and lows without any substance altering it. I’ve been sober for 15 years. I completed college, got a good job, met my wife, and now have a great relationship.
Narconon Arrowhead Participates in OKARR Conference 2025
On the 10th and 11th of March, the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources (OKARR) hosted a Peers: Navigating the Pathways of Recovery Resources conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The event focused on recovery pathways, peer support, and innovative resources.
Recent Police Raids Show Meth Is the Biggest Drug Problem in Oklahoma
A recent drug bust in Oklahoma was so alarming that the event made national headlines and prompted Oklahoma law enforcement to perform a broader investigation into drug seizures in the state.
Cherokee Nation Sets the Example for What to Do with Opioid Pharma Settlement Dollars
Upon winning a significant settlement against multiple pharmaceutical opioid manufacturers, the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma is using its settlement monies to fund the construction of a residential addiction treatment center on the tribe’s reservation.
Oklahoma Has One of the Worst Prescription Drug Abuse Problems in the Nation
Recent reports claim Oklahoma has the highest percentage of individuals 12 and older who are addicted to prescription drugs. But this is not a sudden or recent crisis. Rather, the above statistic represents more than a decade in the development of a sinister addiction crisis in Oklahoma, one where thousands of Oklahomans became addicted to the pills they thought would help them.
Indigenous Tribes Label Opioid Overdose Deaths a National Emergency
Indigenous tribes across the nation have made national headlines for officially labeling opioid overdose deaths as national emergencies. Indigenous tribes such as the Blackfeet of Montana and the Cherokee of Oklahoma are just two of the latest tribal nations to announce that opioid addiction is a crisis-level emergency within their tribal lands.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Sides with Johnson & Johnson in Opioid Lawsuit
The last few years have seen hundreds of court cases levied against pharmaceutical companies for their role in fueling the opioid epidemic. One recent development came in the form of an unfortunate loss for plaintiffs, when the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled in favor of Johnson & Johnson.