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Welcome to The Next Step Network!
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Our
fifteen bed co-ed facility is dorm-style accomodations.
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- Three full-time Residential Counselors assist consumers in development and implimentation
of personalized treatment plans.
- Individaul and group seesions provide consumers a wide variety of topics that cover
many aspects of addiction and recovery.
- Spiritual needs are addressed by our Chaplain. Consumers individually schedule
sessions with the Chaplain. The 12 Step module is followed and consumers work through the 2nd through 5th steps with our
Chaplain.
- Consumers attend 2 - 3 AA or NA meetings weekly
- Quiet room is availabale for additional privacy.
- Recreation
room is available for use.
- Weekly low-level exercise class.
- Weekly outside recreation activities where consumers
are able to visit Guymon's park and recreational ammentities and the local YMCA.
- Consumers are able to do personal
supervised shopping at local discount stores.
- Consumer's family are encouraged to participate in the consumer's treatment
and recovery by attending scheduled family educational day and coin ceremony (graduation from program).
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Large
living area complete with workstations for each consumer.
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If you are worried about a friend, it is important
for you to speak to someone who is knowlegdeable and reassuring. Telling someone isn't being disloyal to your friend. It's
important to know the facts about what's happening to your friend if you plan to help. Don't try to help your friend on your
own until you have talked to someone you can trust-a counselor, a teacher, doctor, nurse, parent, or someone at your church
or synagogue. Ask this person to keep the conversation confidential. You don't have to mention your friend by name; you can
just talk generally about the problem. Talking to a professional will help you figure out what the best steps are for you
to take.
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Consumers
and staff enjoy tasty home-cooked meals prepared Monday through Friday by our cook.
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Contact Outpatient Counselor Sam Christopher at (580) 338-7259
or at outpatientcounselor@hotmail.com
Alateen
(for teens who are worried about someone else's drinking)
PO Box
862, Midtown Station
New York, NY 10018
(212) 302-7240
U.S. Meeting Information:
800-344-2666
Alcoholic
Anonymous (AA)
General Service Officer
PO Box 459
Grand Central Station
New York, NY 10163
(212) 870-3400
National
Organization of Student Assistance Programs and Partners
4760 Walnut Street, #106
Boulder, CO 80301
800-972-4636
State
referral numbers for alcohol/drug problems:
Oklahoma 800-522-9054 (OK only) 24 hours
405-271-2444 (Out of State)
Kansas
913-296-3925
Colorado 303-331-8201 (M-F, 8am-5pm)
New Mexico 800-962-8963
(M-F, 8:30am-5pm)
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