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The key to developing the Narconon Program has been what works, not fads, and not what is politically correct.
A Narconon graduate is not left with the urge to relapse, nor does he need to be put on other medications to make him stable. Narconon graduates are brought back to life: confident, in control and able to achieve their goals without the use of drugs.
Narconon provides a specific course of drug rehabilitation treatment which includes training in communication, a full body detoxification process, counseling in problem identification and solving, as well as counseling in personal values and integrity.
Family members often try to protect an addict from the results of his behavior by making excuses to others about his addiction problem and by getting him out of drug-related jams.
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Jason Mewes faces drug rehabilitation - or jail
Actor Jason Mewes -- famed for his portrayal of stoner Jay in many Kevin Smith movies -- is facing a choice between drug-rehabilitation or a spell behind bars.
Mewes, 28, appeared before a New Jersey judge who issued the stark choice, after giving himself up on Tuesday and pleading guilty to violating his probation stemming from a 1999 heroin conviction.
Following Tuesday's guilty plea, the actor left the courtroom without talking to reporters, according to the Associated Press.
However, in Mewes' defence, his attorney Peter O'Mara blamed his client's latest legal drama on a "miscommunication" between probation officers in California and Jersey.
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