NARCONON’S MISSION is to provide an effective path for rehabilitation from drug abuse and to assist society in preventing the scourge of drugs worldwide.
Using the evidence-based, drug-free approach to rehabilitation developed by acclaimed author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard, Narconon centers help those enslaved by drugs and alcohol to build new lives filled with purpose and productivity. Our graduates return to their families and communities drug-free and in control of their lives.
Narconon also provides comprehensive training to professionals and organizations seeking workable drug rehabilitation and prevention solutions.
Drug and alcohol abuse wreak disastrous effects on society that reach far beyond the individual caught in the grip of addiction. The illicit drug trade is estimated at $400 billion annually...
read moreNarconon (meaning “no narcotics”) drug and alcohol rehabilitation program is open to all who desire to end their addiction and lead productive, drug-free lives.
read moreThe Narconon program is a precise, step-by-step regimen that addresses all aspects of addiction to assist individuals to overcome its adverse effects for themselves and those around them.
read moreDrug and alcohol addiction is a global problem requiring a global solution. Narconon centers worldwide are rising to meet the challenge with the international central facility in the United States, new model continental centers, a center especially for artists and leaders, and dozens of regional and local centers.
read moreAs chronicled in this site, the Narconon program is based on a broad view of the factors of addiction and addresses the whole person.
read more“A key element in the Narconon drug rehabilitation program is the high priority given to the stage of reentry into society...”
read more“The most significant part of the Narconon program for me was the point where I realized I could recover from my addiction and that I didn’t need to use drugs anymore.”
read more“Without the personal dedication of the staff and excellent rehab program instituted at Narconon, I believe my son would not be alive today.”
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