Scientology has many tricks. Many are used in both the fake rehab centers they own like Narconon Fresh Start and Elevate Addiction Services and more traditional Scientology. Number 188: A former member

Lauren Weiler | MORE ARTICLES April 22, 2018 For those who deal with drug misuse, checking into a rehab facility is often the best course of action. Here, they can be weaned off of the substance safely

A 58-year-old man committed suicide while seeking treatment for a prescription drug addiction. His family says that two rehab centers should have been able to prevent this death, and a jury agreed, awarding

Narconon likes to say that in 1966 a former Arizona prison inmate named Bill Benitez read a book by L. Ron Hubbard and came up with the idea for Narconon (a name that combines “narcotics” and “no” or “none”).

This young woman describes her experience doing Scientology drills called TR3 and TR4. I experienced similar hilarity that ensued. She does a great job describing what life is like at Narconon or other

I'm bringing this over from WWP for more exposure. I have heard a lot of sad, sad stories from people who have been to various Narconons, but this one just rips my heart out. This is my personal experience

The safety - or lack of it - of Narconon's programme has been a serious cause of concern for nearly 30 years. As discussed in "Hubbard's Junk Science", the Narconon detoxification programme is

Narconon typically describes its originator as an "author and humanitarian". It is, however, curiously silent on Hubbard's medical and scientific qualifications - for the simple reason that he

Narconon created this site: which lies about what Narconon really is, a Scientology scam Narconon created the fake site in hopes that their website would come up on searches when people where looking for

Several years ago I did everything I could to escape this terrible little town. I was able to escape but it took several days. I nearly was sent to prison for two different reasons. Most people who escape