Narconon Blog
JO-ANN RICHARDSON
I Got My Life Back!
Through a series of courses, I learned to live in the present, how to stay here in the now, and how to overcome my past. I came to Narconon Arrowhead to get alcohol-free, and what I got was my life back!
I Feel a Renewed Zest for Life
I wasn’t sure what to expect before I arrived at Narconon Arrowhead, but this place exceeded my expectations. The staff was great, and the students were all smart, cool people.
Your Life Can Change
I am feeling great physically, mentally, and spiritually, and I couldn’t be happier with the outcome of the Narconon Program. I am looking forward to this new chapter of life—living clean and sober.
Inside Narconon Arrowhead: A Nursing Tour from Kiamichi Tech McAlester
Practical nursing students and instructors from Kiamichi Tech’s McAlester campus visited Narconon Arrowhead for an educational tour. The visit offered a detailed look at both the scope of substance use in Oklahoma and the rehabilitation approaches used to address it.
Sobriety is Obtainable Through the Narconon Program
With the help of my sister in enrolling me, I arrived at Narconon Arrowhead. Since being here, I have made improvements in my life. I wake up with a purpose and drive I have never felt before. I’m healthier and happier, and I've got my desire to live back.
Becoming the Person I Was Born to Be
Thank you to all the staff members at Narconon Arrowhead and to the Narconon Program for this new person I have become. I am ready to start my new life clean and drug-free, with a different mindset, so that I can become the successful person I was born to be.
Inside Narconon Arrowhead: The Kiamichi Tech Nursing Tour
Kiamichi Tech nursing students were briefed on the drug problem in the society and given a tour of Narconon Arrowhead.
Moving Forward
My name is Dale, I’m 46 years old from New Mexico, and since completing the Narconon drug rehabilitation program in Oklahoma, I can honestly say my life has changed dramatically from a life going downhill in a hurry due to substance abuse to a much better life and a way more meaningful, lasting relationship with family and loved ones.
IMF: Illicitly Manufactured Fentanyl
The DEA's One Pill Can Kill campaign is not hype. How is fentanyl getting into so many drugs on the market and on the street?
From Nowhere: A Graduate’s Story
I use the word ‘nowhere’ not to describe my current situation but to convey to others where I was at in life. Before entering the Narconon program in 2014, my state of existence would best be described as a scene from a horror movie that, no matter how hard I tried, I could not escape.