Monarch
Monarch, Inc., is a non-profit organization which is committed to serving women who suffer from substance abuse.

Monarch, Inc., recognizes alcohol and drug dependency as a disease which is currently not curable, but a disease which can be addressed and treated so that the dependant person can successfully return to their community as a productive and contributing person.

The staff of Monarch recognize treatment as DISCOVERY -- discovery of ways to re-evaluate irrational and self-defeating behavior, discovery of ways to develop and accept self-responsibility for actions and behaviors.

We recognize RECOVERY as a lifelong effort, which is greatly facilitated with active participation in a 12-Step Program.

Monarch, Inc., provides a drug and alcohol free climate, which enables our clients to honestly explore, and re-evaluate behaviors that have not been successful in producing a socially responsible lifestyle.

The group counseling experience encourages the development of a trusting atmosphere where clients magrow in the areas of self-awareness, self-understanding, and self-acceptance. Within the safety of the group, clients are encouraged to take the risk of practicing newly learned behaviors, which lead toward responsible living.

Clients are linked with appropriate social services in the home communities or referred to halfway living upon completion of their stay in either Residential or Halfway House Programs.

Our therapeutic approach is one of empowerment, support, and building strengths, rather than focusing on deficits.

Monarch
2310 W Broadway St
Muskogee OK 74401-2761
Tel: 918 682-7210

Mission Statement

The mission of Monarch,Inc., is to carry on exclusively charitable programs of counseling, education, treatment, and referral of persons afflicted with habitual, involuntary use of mind altering substances. The Monarch alcohol and drug treatment program is designed to provide assistance to individuals who are already experiencing alcohol or drug related problems, to remain free of abusing chemicals, and who are unable to help themselves with their chemicals, to return to society as a responsible person. The programs primary commitment remains the treatment, preventions and education of alcoholism and drug dependency.

Statement of Philosophy

Chemical dependency is a primary, progressive disease resulting from extensive abuse of drugs to the exclusion of learning effective coping skills. Dependent behavior is the keynote indicator of this disease, which is related to the extensive abuse of chemicals. Abuse and dependency is recognizable in the progression of the disease. Monarch provides a holistic (whole person) treatment approach which entails a broad spectrum of direct and supportive services to enhance the life skills of clients, intervention, education, auxiliary services, referrals, AA, NA, and Al-Anon linkage and support groups in all components of the agency.

Chemical dependency is highly treatable when the dynamics are clearly understood. Abstinence cannot be single goals; the development of facilitative skills and ego strengths is crucial; is also essential that although the dependence is not unique, each chemically dependent person is a unique individual.

Clients exhibiting mental health issues will be referred for evaluation. When appropriate, Monarch will coordinate treatment with a mental health program.
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