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The goals and objectives of OPHP are to eliminate alcohol and drug abuse among pharmacists and student pharmacists through education about chemical dependency as a disease.
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Thank You Pharmacy Providers of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Pharmacists Helping Pharmacists (OPHP) would like to extend a sincere thank you to the current and past leadership of PPOK and their support of OPHP’s mission. The late Bryan Potter and Lonny Wilson and current CEO/Executive Director of PPOK, John Crumly, have all been extremely supportive of OPHP. This support is one of many examples of PPOK’s support and advancement of the pharmacy profession in Oklahoma.
In the early 1990’s PPOK donated money to OPHP to assist in the startup of this new peer assistance organization that over the years has assisted many hundreds of pharmacists, student pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, saving their lives and careers, and OPHP will continue to identify and assist many others in the future.
PPOK purchased the Oklahoma Pharmacists Association building at 52nd & Oklahoma, in Oklahoma City, OK and then provided office space at no cost to OPHP and continue to do so at PPOK’s new location, 3000 E. Memorial Rd., Edmond, OK 73013.
PPOK provides OPHP access to their conference room for our monthly OPHP Board of Director’s meetings which is invaluable to OPHP. The continued success of OPHP can in part be attributed to the support of PPOK.
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Addiction Recovery
Our primary objective is treatment and recovery. Decisions and actions by the recovering pharmacist or student pharmacist are not reported to the Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy (OSBP) or Academic Dean through cooperatively working with OPHP.
In the event of a prolonged relapse, our contract with the pharmacist or student pharmacist is terminated and we are mandated to notify the OSBP orAcademic Dean.
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Our Recovery Process
How Recovery Works at OPHP
Consultation and Assessment
The first step is to assess if you need treatment. We only enroll those who need treatment.
Enrollment in Our Treatment Program
Once you're qualified, we work with you to complete enrollment and create a treatment plan.
Participate in All Treatment Activities
Recovery requires active participation in all activities that are a part of your treatment plan.
Active, Ongoing Recovery Effort
After treatment, you'll have the resources, skills, and support you need to pursue recovery.
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Family Relationships
Most people who begin treatment have strained family relationships that are a source of profound anxiety and stress. We help you develop the skills and work to heal those relationships throughout treatment.
Stories of Success
I am very grateful for the second chance they [the OSBP] so graciously gave me. Through the Grace of God, the support I received from OPHP, and working a strong program of recovery, I work as a registered pharmacist. and I am truly the happiest and most fulfilled that I have ever been.
I struggled with alcoholism for years. I was hopeless and miserable. My family led (shoved, LOL) me to OPHP in an intervention. 5 years later, I am sober and I love life again. OPHP works!
OPHP brings hope to those who suffer from alcohol and substance abuse. Through their expertly designed and personally tailored program,
"The OPHP program has given me my life back, and I couldn’t be more thankful! Any pharmacist/student pharmacist struggling with chemical dependency should reach out for OPHP’s helping hand today!"
"OPHP can be the second chance you didn’t know you needed. When I found myself at the lowest point of my life this program helped me. I was able to get help I needed and with the support structure I rebuilt my life. I spent ten years in the program working and utilizing the tools I picked up along the way. I now have the life I never knew existed."
"Simply stated, OPHP revolutionized my life! The system works! OPHP provided me a second chance and I am forever thankful.
What I now have is a reflection in the mirror that I can look at and feel good about! I consider "My Recovery" the greatest blessing I have in my life today.....
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