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Archive for October 2018

Don’t Get Spooked: Five Sober Halloween Tips

October 30, 2018

Halloween has become a challenging holiday for people in recovery – but don’t let that scare you. The freedom of recovery allows us to celebrate the spirit of October 31,…

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Valley Hope To Celebrate Grand Opening Of Its Oklahoma City Outpatient Facility

October 2, 2018
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New location will improve patient treatment, help address city’s opioid epidemic Valley Hope leaders will join public, business and community officials from across the city in celebrating the opening of…

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