The purpose of Objectives is to bring the person out of the past and into present time—ready and able to face life without resorting to drugs.
I have gained a lot of skills and gains from this training. I thought I had a lot of social skills that needed addressing and this has helped me to be more open and understanding to everyone and it feels so much clearer in my head and what I want from life.
L.D.—Narconon Student
Christine is the Dissemination Secretary at Narconon Melbourne, Australia. She is also a graduate of the program and has been free of drugs for 11 years.
The Narconon program includes unique exercises called Objectives to help bring a person's attention off the past and into the present. Becoming stable in present time is a very important factor in drug rehabilitation.
Once the drug cravings have been kicked for good and the physical side of addiction eliminated, it’s time to address the reasons a person turned to drugs in the first place.
Find out more about what makes Narconon different from any other rehab programme in the world
Narconon Drug Rehabilitation Drug-free Withdrawal New Life Detoxification LifeFind out about the key to Narconon’s history of success
About Narconon Global Mission 50 Years: Saving Lives World-Class Facilities Narconon International Science Advisory Board Recognition & Appreciation Studies & Reports Narconon Editorial Team L. Ron HubbardFor counsellors, drug rehabilitation professionals and concerned family members
More Information Programme Information Portfolio Request More Info Contact Narconon Drug Education Public Service MessagesNarconon is a global success story
Narconon.org United States Europe United Kingdom Latin America NepalAll testimonials on this website, both in written and audio-visual form, are from graduates of Narconon programs from centers around the world and/or from the families, relatives and friends of such Narconon graduates. Testimonials and videos presented in blogs posted on this site are specifically from students and/or graduates of the Narconon Melbourne program and/or their families, relatives or friends. Videos presented solely to illustrate the steps of the Narconon program use actors and do not present actual Narconon program participants. The testimonials do not constitute scientific evidence that this program is successful.
