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World-class drug rehabilitation program


Narconon Fresh Start

© Narconon Fresh Start is a world-class drug and alcohol rehabilitation program aimed at both breaking the cycle of addiction today and helping our clients create healthy, productive lives in the long term.

Developed in keeping with the renowned Narconon family of drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs, Narconon Fresh Start continues the tradition of helping our clients recover from drug and alcohol addiction that Narconon began more than 45 years ago.  

Narconon was founded in 1966 by a man who believed there had to be a better way to combat addiction. Since that time, the Narconon family of rehabilitations facilities has helped thousands of addicts and alcoholics recover from their addictions and go on to lead happy, healthy, productive and sober lives.

There are several key factors that make the Narconon Fresh Start program different from traditional, disease-based programs:

Narconon Fresh Start offers:

  • A success rate of more than 76 percent, compared to the 2 percent success rate that traditional, disease-based programs can claim
  • Medically supervised, highly effective and health rapid detoxification
  • Ongoing support and follow-up care to ensure that our clients maintain sobriety

 

Our successful client base is the best testament to the effectiveness of the Narconon Fresh Start Drug Rehab approach. After participating in our program, our clients go on to lead happy, healthy, productive, drug- and alcohol-free lives, enabling them to build and maintain happy, healthy relationships with family, friends and loved ones, establish worthwhile and productive careers, and enjoy the fullness of their new sobriety.


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