Native American Substance Abuse Treatment Program
Sunrise Native Recovery is dedicated to improving the lives of our Native American community by providing a nurturing recovery experience rooted in tradition and evidenced-based treatment.
Congratulations Allen King
Allen King was nominated for 2022 Man of the Year for the Phoenix Indian Center’s Arizona American Indian Excellence in Leadership Awards.
It is an honor to have such a wonderful leader in the community as our Vice President.
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Congratulations Buu Nygren the Navajo President
On January 10th, 2023, Buu Nygren was inaugurated as the President of the Navajo Nation. His victory in the general election was decisive, garnering him
7 Common Addiction Recovery Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Did you know Native Americans have the highest addiction rates for substances like alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, and other drugs? They’ve long been vulnerable to substance abuse. And
The Top Signs of Addiction: How to Tell a Loved One Needs Help
10% of Native Americans have a substance abuse disorder. This is a result of a combination of factors. They include economic disadvantages and limited access
History of Native American Fry Bread
Fry bread is a hearty bread that’s well-known in many Native American households. This kind of bread is not like the baked bread you find
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