Narconon Drug Rehab News and Press Release Report
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009Naconon report of drug rehab news. Community activities of Narconon centers around the world. From Narconon Geogia drug abuse prevention activities to Canada drug-free life success story.
‘Hillbilly Heroin’ Doesn’t Beat This Narconon Graduate: Because OxyContin is a time-release formula over twelve hours, most addicts will have to chew, crush up and snort, or inject the drug to get the immediate euphoric effect of the Oxycodone, which is the primary pain reliever in OxyContin. (Drug rehab center Narconon Trois-Rivieres in Canada)- Narconon Handles Prescription Drug Abuse: According to Narconon Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation and Education Centers, addiction is defined as a condition characterized by repeated, compulsive seeking and use of drugs, alcohol or other similar substances despite adverse social, mental and physical consequences. (Narconon Eastern United States drug rehab centers).
- Narconon Michigan Drug Rehab Open House Huge Success: Narconon Freedom Center hosted its First Annual Open House in recognition of Red Ribbon Week on October 25th 2009 in their newly renovated facility. The event provided visitors a tour of the newly remodeled facility as well as information about the Narconon program and how Narconon has successfully handled drug and alcohol addiction for over 40 years. (news from Narconon Freedom Treatment Center in Michigan)
- Narconon Freedom Center Drug Rehab Provides Solution For Michigan Citizens: Just as addiction has several stages so there are several needed steps to permanently handling addiction. If all the necessary factors aren’t addressed the result will most likely be drug reversion. Narconon Freedom Center provides all the necessary and successful steps to fully handle addiction. Narconon Freedom Center provides real solutions for struggling addicts. Whereas many addicts often try other programs and find themselves reverting to drugs, Narconon graduates go on to lead drug-free lives. (Michigan drug rehab news)
- Students Pledge to be Drug-Free at Narconon Education Seminar in Hawaii
Downtown Atlanta was Host to a Concert Promoting Drug Awareness: Narconon of Georgia Celebrates Red Ribbon Drug Awareness Week: “Our goal is to educate people on the dangers of drug abuse,” commented Mary Rieser, Executive Director for The Narconon Georgia Drug Rehab Center. “One way is celebrating Red Ribbon Week, with live music and drug education literature warning young and old alike about the dangers of drug abuse. Drug prevention is easier, less expensive, and saves lives. Life can be great without drugs and our big party today proved that point.”
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The conference had a long name – HOPE 2008 International Conference on Alcohol/Drug Abuse, HIV/AIDS, Environment, Population, and Human Rights. Over 100 persons from 11 countries attended the conference held in October in Mumbai, organized by Dr. Yusuf Merchant, president of DAIRRC (Drug Abuse Information Rehabilitation & Research Centre).
It’s not just drug toxins that are depressing us, of course. Speakers from Switzerland to South Africa discussed the dwindling spiral of environmental damage and population growth. Flying in from New Delhi to address the attendees was also keynote speaker, the Honorable Mrs. Meira Kumar, Minister of the Dept of Social Justice and Empowerment, a co-sponsor along with the National Institute of Social Defense. “There are two root causes of all five targets of the conference,” she said, “human greed and human deprivation.” She gave a blistering critique of those who “look down on the deprived.” “Our caste system is a human rights violation, a social injustice,” she continued, “but non-violence and education are our hopes and greatest tools.” The Minister said she preferred NGOs to tackle these problems, endemic not just to India but the whole world. “Government can’t do it. The NGOs are so passionate and dedicated.”