SUCCESS STORY
The Beginning of a Brand New Clean Chapter, Filled with Hope, Laughter, Trust, and Celebration.
This a thank you to all my friends, family, and staff at Narconon Arrowhead who never gave up on me when I had.
From Chaos to Serenity: One Girl’s Journey
Laura enjoyed a pleasant life in San Juan, Puerto Rico, before she was introduced to drugs and alcohol. Memories of sandy afternoons on the beach with her mother and brother, swimming, and building castles kept her balanced. Family was a core foundation for Laura. As it will, life took a turn…
I Learned that I Can Be Whatever I Want to Be
I started a new productive life now and I am very proud of it. The biggest achievement I accomplished in my life was this past October 8th, 2022 when I was clean and sober for a year and I’m happy for that. I know that I made the right decision by coming here and going through rehab.
Narconon Was the Answer for Me.
This one lifechanging, fateful choice can be the answer to a long-standing question every addict asks him or herself. Is this what I want? Truly? I knew the answer from the minute I realized that my addiction was extending far beyond my scope of control.
A Mother’s Story
Thank you Narconon for providing my daughter with the skills to get free from drugs and alcohol!
My Kids Have Their Mom Back
I am now home with my children and that is an awesome feeling. They don’t have to hide where their mom is when other kids ask and I can attend their school functions without embarrassing them.
I Regained the Ability to Have Confidence, Focus, and Be Able to Confront
When I came to do the Narconon program I didn't feel that I had a problem with drugs, I thought that I would stop using any time I wanted. I was wrong. I was hurting myself and my family, and with the help of an interventionist and my mom I came to Narconon Arrowhead.
Getting My Life Back
It feels great to look forward to a drug-free life and a chance to live life again.
I Know I Can Stay Clean
I went from a 190-pound horribly depressed, defeated alcoholic, stuck in a vicious cycle of self-doubt and sabotage to a 155-pound happy, alert, helpful, creative Narconon graduate.