Independent Study
An
independent study of the Narconon Drug Education program conducted by FASE
(Foundation for Advancements in Science and Education) in Los Angeles
concluded: "Changes in those who had indicated that they might use drugs were
quite pronounced. Responses clearly indicated a heightened awareness of the
adverse effects caused by drug abuse. Comments indicating that they would now
never use drugs were common."
What Kids
Say....
The Narconon program changes kids
minds about using drugs. The simplest demonstration of the success of the
Narconon program is to hear it from the students themselves. The following are
just a few responses following a Narconon presentation:
"Yes,
They did cause I thought about trying pot out of curiosity but, now I'm afraid
cause of how it will harm you. There's no point."
"I
thought it was good that he told us the story about LSD because I thought it
was a safe drug. I also learned how harmful weed was I thought that was
harmless."
"My thoughts about drugs had
changed. I used to think drugs were cool. I thought since everybody does it. I
should do it too. Now I realize that drugs are bad."
"What I
learned from the talk will stay with me for the rest of my
life and I can not only use it for myself to help me make
good decisions but also to help others around me."
What Educators Say....
"I,
personally, was very moved by the presentation. I also learned new information
along with our students. I believe, after hearing the presentation myself, that
this program can truly save lives as well as help people make decisions that
will lead them towards productive lives." - School Principal
"Often children are misinformed
about the painful effects of alcohol and drug use or abuse. The Narconon
presenter was able to clear up the myths and misunderstandings about substance
use and abuse. In addition to his charismatic teaching approach, his
willingness to share his own struggle with substance abuse encouraged our
students to actively listen and learn from his presentation." - School
Counselor
More responses from students and
teachers
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