Kiowa Alcohol Drug Addiction Prevention

Kiowa Alcohol Drug Addiction Prevention Committed To Providing High Quality, Technology Driven, Evidenced & Cultural Based Practices.

Kiowa Tribe KADAP – Kiowa Alcohol Drug Addiction and Prevention program
Serving the Kiowa people for over 35 years, the Kiowa Alcohol Drug Addiction and Prevention (KADAP) program provides compassionate, culturally grounded support to help individuals and families heal from substance use and restore balance. Rooted in Kiowa values, KADAP offers a full range of prevention, treatment, and recovery services designed to meet people where they are on their healing journey. Our Services Include:
• Case Management
• Recovery Support
• Inpatient Treatment & Detox Referrals
• Group Meetings & Relapse Prevention
• One-on-One Peer Recovery Support
• Telehealth Services
• Opioid Awareness & Prevention Education
• Community & School Outreach
• Wellbriety Recovery & Healing Teachings
• Resources for Reentry, Recovery Preparation & Community Reintegration
• Referrals: Detox, Therapy, Sober Living, Inpatient Treatment & MAT
• Intensive Outpatient Treatment
• Harm Reduction Services
• Anger Management Classes

We are excited to announce COMING IN 2026 through Kiowa Behavioral Health and Aambe Health two new services.

1. YouTurn Health
In partnership with Kiowa Behavioral Health, YouTurn Health is a confidential, virtual support program designed for individuals facing behavioral health and substance misuse challenges. Their entire team—including founders, leadership, and peer coaches—has lived experience, ensuring support that is compassionate, relatable, and rooted in understanding. What YouTurn Health Provides:
• Peer Coaching: ACE-trained peer coaches use lived experience to empower participants, build accountability, strengthen family support, and help navigate the healthcare system.
• Virtual Learning Platform: Access to a large library of educational and inspirational videos, tools, and assessments—including su***de-risk screening—available anytime, anywhere.
• Family Support: Resources that help families understand behavioral health, recovery, and treatment options so they can better support their loved ones. YouTurn Health helps identify and engage individuals who are struggling before they reach a crisis point—bridging the gap between inaction and seeking care.

2. NATIVation
NATIVation, founded by Indigenous healer Brandi Sweet (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), blends modern trauma therapy with Indigenous ceremony to help individuals, couples, and families reconnect, release, and rebuild. Their approach centers the 7 Ceremonies™ framework, integrating EMDR, somatic practices, breathwork, and culturally grounded healing. What NATIVation Provides:
• Individual Therapy: A safe, culturally responsive space for trauma, anxiety, depression, identity exploration, and spiritual reconnection.
• Couples Therapy: Support for communication, trust, emotional intimacy, and navigating trauma together.
• Family Therapy: Collective healing for grief, conflict, generational patterns, and major life transitions.
• EMDR Intensives: Deep, focused trauma healing in half-day or multi-day sessions for faster breakthroughs.
• Groups & Trainings: Healing circles, grief groups, ICWA/QEW trainings, trauma education, and community-based workshops.
• Neurofeedback: Gentle, non-invasive brain-training for emotional balance, focus, and trauma recovery. NATIVation offers both virtual and in-person options and believes that healing is sacred—and everyone deserves access to it.

03/12/2026

Fight or Flight will be @5:30! Horse loading issues! lol! Sorry for any inconvenience !

Fight or Flight is going at it again tonight! Young or old, horseman or not! Struggles or none! Come on out! Might get s...
03/12/2026

Fight or Flight is going at it again tonight! Young or old, horseman or not! Struggles or none! Come on out! Might get some riding in again!

For culture night, Fight or Flight Recovery will show how horses can be used for healing. We may get to a little bit of riding! Come on out! (Weather permitting)

Stop The Threat - Stop The Stigma
03/12/2026

Stop The Threat - Stop The Stigma

These organizations provide varied services, from immediate crisis intervention to long-term education and advocacy, aiding both individuals and families.

988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for 24/7 free, confidential, and immediate support for people in distress.

SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration): Provides a 24/7 National Helpline for treatment referral and information (1-800-662-HELP).

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness): Offers education, support groups, and a helpline (1-800-950-NAMI) for individuals and families.

MentalHealth.gov: Provides U.S. government information on mental health issues and treatment options.

The Trevor Project: Crisis intervention and su***de prevention for LGBTQ youth.

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE or text "START" to 88788.

World Health Organization (WHO): Provides global mental health statistics, guidelines, and, mental health action plans.

Befrienders Worldwide: A network of 349 emotional support centers in 32 countries aimed at preventing su***de.

LifeLine International: Provides 24/7 telephone crisis support with members in 20 countries.

Mind (UK): Provides advice and support for mental health problems, including advocacy.

SANE Mental Health Charity: Offers mental health support, research, and education to improve the quality of life for those affected by mental illness.

World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH): Promotes mental health education, advocacy, and awareness worldwide.

International OCD Foundation: Resources for OCD and related disorders.

Postpartum Support International: Resources for perinatal mental health.

Recovery International: Peer-led support groups for mental health.

www.stopthethreatstopthestigma.org

Our KADAP (Kiowa Alcohol & Drug Addiction Prevention), Tribal Opioid Response (TOR), Behavioral Health teams, and multip...
03/11/2026

Our KADAP (Kiowa Alcohol & Drug Addiction Prevention), Tribal Opioid Response (TOR), Behavioral Health teams, and multiple Kiowa Tribe programs had the honor of attending the Anadarko Chamber of Commerce Community Night — and we left with full hearts.

Evenings like this are what bridge-building looks like in action. When tribes, community partners, local businesses, and families come together under one roof, something powerful happens. Walls come down. Conversations begin. Seeds are planted. We were able to share information for the programs listed above as well as for our Kiowa Tribe Prevention Network, Re-Entry Program, and our Victims Services program.

It was truly an honor to share information about how we can work together and the work we are doing every day to support healing, recovery, and wellness in our community. We believe that no one heals alone — and nights like this prove that we don’t have to.

To the Anadarko Chamber of Commerce, ACE — thank you for creating a space where community connection thrives. We are grateful to stand alongside you and all of our partners who are committed to the well-being of this region.

If you missed us last night and want to learn more about our services, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We are here for you.

Together, we are stronger. Together, we heal.

☎️ (405)901-9357
📍 Kiowa HHS 208 Hardee St. West, Anadarko, OK 73005

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03/11/2026
Kiowa Alcohol Drug Addiction Prevention will be set up at this event. Stop by and meet the staff and see the new activit...
03/10/2026

Kiowa Alcohol Drug Addiction Prevention will be set up at this event. Stop by and meet the staff and see the new activities taking place within our organization. Hope to see you there!

We are so excited to see everyone tonight!
For questions email engageanadarko@gmail.com

Coming Soon!Key Benefits for youth:*Emotional Regulation & Mental Health: Horses provide a calming, therapeutic presence...
03/10/2026

Coming Soon!
Key Benefits for youth:
*Emotional Regulation & Mental Health: Horses provide a calming, therapeutic presence that helps reduce anxiety, stress, and behavioral issues.
*Character Development: Working with horses fosters patience, discipline, accountability, and compassion.
*Social & Communication Skills: Horses require clear, nonverbal communication, which helps youth improve their social skills and nonverbal awareness.
*Physical Benefits: Activities like riding and grooming improve motor skills, balance, and coordination

03/10/2026

JUST FOR TODAY
March 10, 2026
Our own recovery
"The steps are our solution. They are our survival kit. They are our defense against addiction, a deadly disease. Our steps are the principles that make our recovery possible."

Basic Text, p. 19

There's lots to like in Narcotics Anonymous. The meetings, for one, are great. We get to see our friends, hear some inspiring stories, share some practical experience, maybe even hook up with our sponsor. The campouts, the conventions, the dances are all wonderful, clean fun in the company of other recovering addicts. But the heart of our recovery program is the Twelve Steps--in fact, they are the program!

We've heard it said that we can't stay clean by osmosis--in other words, we can't just attend meetings, no matter how many, and expect to breathe recovery in through the pores of our skin. Recovery, as another saying goes, is an inside job. And the tools we use in working that "inside job" are the Twelve Steps. Hearing endlessly about acceptance is one thing; working the First Step for ourselves is something very different. Stories about making amends may be inspiring, yet nothing will give us the freedom from remorse that taking the Ninth Step ourselves will give. The same applies to all Twelve Steps.

There's much to appreciate about NA, but to get the most from our recovery we must work the Twelve Steps for ourselves.

Just for Today: I want everything my personal program has to offer. I will work the steps for myself.

Send a message to learn more

03/09/2026

Join us and others for meaningful conversations and learning opportunities with the Peer Echo program!

More info and registration: https://hubs.la/Q03ZMWb10

If you or someone you know is struggling - call, text, or chat 988.

03/06/2026

Fight or flight Recovery at KADAP! Thursdays at 5:00-7:00

Fight or Flight Recovery! 5:00! Come check it out!
03/05/2026

Fight or Flight Recovery! 5:00! Come check it out!

Address

208 Hardee Street West
Anadarko, OK
73005

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30am
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+15809191576

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