ALINA SNOWDEN
The Consequences of Steroid Abuse
Steroids are something in the world of addiction that not many talk about. You don’t hear many stories of people who struggle with steroids and what it was like. One of our graduates opens up and talks about his struggles with steroids and how he realized it didn’t solve anything for him.
Giving Back What Was Given to Me
One of our graduates is now one year sober. She wanted to share her story of how she came to Narconon and changed her life. After completing the Narconon program, she decided she wanted to dedicate her life to helping others.
Purdue and Their Opioids
Purdue has fueled the opioid epidemic and is now being taken down. They tried defrauding the United States and now are paying the price. It is important to know the signs and symptoms of opioid use before it's too late.
Preventing Boredom and Relapse
For those of us who are newly sober, it can be hard to avoid the temptation of returning to old coping mechanisms of using drugs or alcohol. Here are some ways to prevent boredom and temptation that will boost your mood and keep you busy.
The Evolving Epidemic
The opioid epidemic has been an ongoing issue since the 1990s. From 1999 to 2019, nearly 500,000 people died from an opioid overdose. The epidemic started with prescription opioids, then moved to heroin, and is now fueled by fentanyl.
One Year Down, So Many to Go
One of our Narconon Graduates tells about her life before coming to Narconon and everything she overcame. Now, at one year sober, she is still going strong.
Becoming a Better Me
One of our graduates tells his story of how he was struggling to come to rehab. He talks about how he overcame many challenges and now has the tools to live a successful, sober life.
Took a Chance on a New Life
One of our most recent graduates tells his story of how he had given up on himself and saw no hope for help. He talks about how he gave Narconon a chance and is now happier than ever.
The Destruction of Prescriptions
One of our graduates talks about how doctors prescribe pills to be the fix-all for problems. This leads to an even larger problem, leading people to abuse drugs and prescriptions as they think that’s the cure-all for their pains and aches.
The High Took Me So Low
One of our graduates tells of his relationship with his family and how they reacted when he became addicted to drugs. He talks about how he mended the relationship and came to realize they weren’t the enemy.
