Narconon Drug Addiction News

Some of the best Narconon reviews are those that come from the graduates of the Narconon Trois-Rivieres drug rehabilitation program. Three Narconon Trois-Rivières graduates provide their comments and reviews of the Narconon Trois Rivieres drug rehabilitation program in the PSA video “Stop Addiction with Narconon Trois Rivieres”.

Addiction Help from Narconon Trois-Rivieres

Understanding drug addiction is the key to successful drug rehabilitation and addiction recovery says JF Dubreuil of Narconon Trois-Rivieres.

Three graduates tell it like it is for them to be free of drug addiction, after successful completion of drug rehabilitation at Narconon Trois-Rivières.
Each of the graduates in their own way speaks of the life to come, making your own decisions, equipped to flourish, and leading a normal life. Narconon Trois-Rivières drug rehabilitation gives people the gift of a healthy, happy life.

All of the graduates speak about change – the change in their lives that has happened as a result of Narconon Trois-Rivières drug rehabilitation giving to each one hope.
The young man is so happy it feels as if you could reach out and give him a hug. Happiness is contagious, and Narconon Trois-Rivières drug rehabilitation program  is certainly spreading it around. Only someone seriously unhappy in themselves could fail to be uplifted by the simple messages of new found happiness and joy.
It is said that happiness is one side of the plate, the other side is sorrow. It takes courage for people with drug addiction to enter drug rehabilitation. As the other man says in the video – Narconon Trois-Rivieres drug rehabilitation is thorough. Getting to know yourself, just as you are, your vulnerabilities and strengths can be confronting. Yet, the way to happiness and drug addiction recovery is first to know ourselves.
No one can fully know themselves when still involved with drugs – or feel completely alive. To the extent that drug addiction controls our actions, we have lost some part of ourselves, and our natural capacity to feel free and fully alive.
The woman in the Narconon Trois-Rivières video psa (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWdy41GN_08)   speaks straight from the heart, thanking Narconon Trois-Rivières for the gift of life. In practical terms the young man says he has wasted so much money on drug addiction that has only spoilt his life, he is happy to have spent so much less to recover from drug addiction.
One of the very touching Narconon reviews, and spoken from the heart, Narconon Trois-Rivières can help you to reclaim your life from the bondage of drug addiction.
For more informations about the Narconon Trois-Rivières program visit http://www.drugaddiction.ca/

- Narconon Trois-Rivières Drug Rehabilitation

So, while we are scurrying around trying to find the perfect gift for everyone on our list, the question arises; What do I get for my addicted friend (loved one)? The biggest mistake people make this time of year is ignoring the problem of alcoholism and drug addiction. Denying it, or ignoring it won’t solve the problem. The loved one with the addiction doesn’t “need” money (you know how they’ll spend it). They don’t need a new robe, or a new coffee mug. What they need is help. What better gift to give than a spot in an effective drug treatment center such as Narconon Trois-Rivières? It’s a gift that will always be appreciated in the long run.

Ending the cycle can bring new possibilities to the loved one who is going through addiction. Narconon Trois-Rivières and other effective drug treatment centers provide all of the tools needed to beat the addiction and go on to lead a happy, healthy life. That’s quite a gift! It probably won’t be warmly received at first, but once they have completed the program, they will agree that it is the best gift they have ever gotten; the gift of living life anew. They probably would never expect the gift of effective drug treatment, but it is what is needed.

Happy Holidays!

Trois-Rivières, Canada – Drug addiction is quite real and can destroy a person’s life, but it’s not a worthy defense when going up against the legal system. The bottom line is everyone who commits a crime should be held accountable and drug addiction is not an excuse for committing violent crimes. However, should an addict be simply thrown in jail or be rehabilitated as well.

Following the Vital Signs report from Community Foundations of Canada, which stated that Kelowna, BC had the highest violent crime rates out of 16 Canadian cities surveyed in 2008, Kelowna RCMP Supt. Bill Mckinnon called a press conference on October 7, 2009. First he reassured his citizens by saying they had no reason to feel unsafe in their community, second he made the point that it was not enough to simply jail drug users: “Drugs and violent crime tend to go hand in hand when you have situations where people are running up a debt incurred because of their addictions, and they can’t pay it. Often these people need help other than just being put in jail,” McKinnon stated.

Drug court has been a relatively successful system to rehabilitate the nonviolent substance abusing offenders as an alternative of sending them strait to prison. However, what should be done with the addicts who commit violent crimes?

“Without lessening the responsibility of the offenders for their crimes, a drug addict offender should be given the opportunity to do an effective drug rehabilitation program,” stated Nick Hayes, a certified chemical dependency counselor and representative of Narconon Trois-Rivières. He added, “It is no secret that drug addiction leads to desperate acts. Thus it’s worthwhile for the society, not to mention the family and the individual, to rehabilitate a drug or alcohol addict as most of the crimes committed in our cities are related to drug addiction.”

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Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada 8/06/2009 02:46 GMT

The downtown east-side of Vancouver is definitely one of the more popular downtown sections of any major city in Canada.  It’s not necessarily popular for its breathtaking sites and tourist attractions, unless you are filming an in-depth documentary on drug addiction, crime, and prostitution, which has been done with much success.  This particular section of Vancouver; however, does have some significant history to it, when speaking about drug addiction.  Operating primarily with a harm reduction program, it was the place for one of the first free needle exchange programs in North America, started by John Turvey.  When the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users program (VANDU) first started in 1989, they managed to give out close to 130 thousand free needles to local drug users.  Since then, close to three million needles are given out each year to over ten thousand addicts.

In 2003, one of the first safe injection sites opened in the downtown east-side.   In 1998 there were 396 drug overdoses in the city of Vancouver, and when 2008 rolled around there were only 133 drug overdoses.  “Harm reduction does look out for the safety of the addict especially in preventing the spread of disease and infection,” says Nick Hayes, a representative of Narconon Trois-Rivieres, “this combined with effective treatment can help lower the recidivism rate.”  In 1997, there were close to 1200 arrests in the downtown east-side, which made up of 75% of the cities total arrests.  In 2002, there were 1782 arrests made, but this only comprised of 36% of the total arrests in the city of Vancouver.  For more information call 1-877-782-7409, or visit the Narconon drug rehab website at, http://narconon.ca/

(Ref:  The Province “Did you know… Drug arrests waning, drug deaths also down” Canada.com 7 July 2009: http://www.theprovince.com/know+Drug+arrests+waning+drug+deaths+also+down/1765919/story.html)

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