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NOCA has two separate treatment programs for adult males. One is the Residential Treatment Program in Miami, OK and the other is Universal Life in Jay, OK.


Treatment experts agree that substance abuse treatment for men needs to be approached from a perspective that includes the context of men's lives, beliefs, and responsibilities. These include their relationships with family, extended family, employment, financial responsibilities, and support systems. Other areas of focus will be social and economical environments and the impact of a lack of life management skills.

Residential Treatment

NOCA’s six month program is typically comprised of 30 days residential treatment, consisting primarily of a Hazelden Cognitive Behavioral program. The remaining five months include weekly relapse prevention, criminogenic thinking, and life management therapy. During the five month period, participants are required to become financially responsible for their parenting, legal, and personal financial obligations. Participants are required to obtain employment or to be full time students. Students or employed participants are required to sign in, sign out, and inform staff of their location at all times. Participant leave, away from the local area, is only granted and approved following staff review. All leave must be approved by staff. Participants are also required to submit to random urinalysis testing. The agency’s policies are strict and proven effective through the years.

This program is ODMHSAS funded for the first 30 days.


For more information, please call the Residential Treatment facility at (918) 542-2845

Universal Life

With the opportunity for indigent funds to be used for treatment decreasing, there is a present need for a program that allows for reasonably priced treatment and an ongoing opportunity for long term care of a chronic medical disorder. The ongoing investment in their own personal care and treatment increases the value of the program services they receive. The number of men caught in the grip of addiction and other behavioral health issues has continued to increase. Although there are treatment services available, the opportunity for state covered treatment for indigent populations is diminishing across the nation. The need far outweighs the availability of recovery directed programs. NOCA's commitment to providing community based treatment for these men in need has led us to open this program. Men face a number of challenges or obstacles to accessing treatment, including the stigma of substance abuse, fear of loss of family, and fewer and fewer resources available. Other obstacles include a lack of collaboration among social service systems, lack of culturally congruent programming, and limited options for men who do not possess the ability to pay due to incarceration, criminal history, or past lifestyles.


All applicants will need to be able to:


Obtain and maintain full time employment

Lift a minimum of 80lbs

Maintain strenuous levels of work performance

Pass a urinalysis

Begin work within ten days after admission

Provide at least two forms of ID (i.e. social security card, state ID, driver's license, birth certificate, CDIB card)


For more information, please call Universal Life at (918) 253-6548

ITEMS NEEDED WHEN ADMITTED

  •  COPY OF COURT ORDER (IF ANY)
  •  2 FORMS OF ID(THESE ITEMS ARE MANDATORY)
  •  VERIFICATION OF INCOME
  •  PROOF OF PHYSICAL OR $50 FOR PHYSICAL
  •  IF YOU ARE TAKING PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION, BRING A 30 DAY SUPPLY
  •  CLOTHES. NO STATEMENTS REGARDING ALCOHOL, DRUGS, OR PROFANITY
  •  COAT (IN WINTERTIME)
  •  SHAVING ESSENTIALS
  •  TOOTHBRUSH & TOOTHPASTE
  •  DEODORANT
  •  COMB
  •  HAND SOAP
  •  TOWEL & WASHCLOTH
  •  SHOWER SHOES
  •  LAUNDRY SOAP
  •  PHONE CARD


AVAILABLE IF YOU DON’T HAVE THEM


       •PILLOW

       •BLANKET

       •TWIN SHEETS

       •PILLOWCASE

ITEMS YOU CANNOT BRING


  •  POCKET KNIVES
  •  WEAPONS
  •  NARCOTIC MEDICATION
  •  CELL PHONES
  •  ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (RADIO, STEREO, ETC)
  •  CIGARETTES
  •  ITEMS/CLOTHING WITH DRUG/ALCOHOL REFERENCES
  •  ITEMS/CLOTHING WITH PROFANITY
  • BACKPACKS


REMOVE ALL PIERCINGS


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