ABLE - Association for Better Living & Education

09/05/2026

I thought I had street cred. What I really had was guilt.

“I’m driving onto a U.S. military base with a bag of m**h and a bag of weed—and it was normal.”

How does someone get from that point to saying, “I’m never going back to drug use”?

Bobby shares his journey from more than 26 years ago—from addiction and jail to Narconon—and the parts of the program that helped him start confronting his past, develop new life skills, and see a different way forward.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4g6LdAZ

08/01/2026

Ketamine is getting more attention than ever—but one part of the conversation is often overlooked.

This video isn't about ketamine used in a medical setting. It's about the growing concerns surrounding illicit ketamine use and the long-term health effects that doctors and treatment professionals are seeing emerge as its use becomes more widespread.

In this video, we look at:
• The sharp rise in illegal ketamine seizures in the U.S.
• Why street ketamine can carry additional dangers because its contents are unknown.
• The serious bladder, urinary, and kidney damage doctors are linking to ketamine misuse.

One Narconon graduate also shared his personal experience with ketamine addiction and the long-term health effects he faced. His story offers a real-life perspective on many of the concerns discussed here.

➡️ Watch his story in our recent post.

Understanding the risks matters. If you or someone you care about is struggling with ketamine use, don't wait to seek help.
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💬 Questions, concerns, or another perspective? We'd love to hear it. Thoughtful conversations help everyone better understand these complex issues.

07/28/2026

Join us for the Criminon International Summit from August 29–30, 2026, at ABLE International (7065 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA). Discover more and reserve your spot: https://www.criminon.org/summit/

07/19/2026

There is nothing like seeing a loved one come back to life. We are pleased and grateful for the experience this family had at Narconon. Discover a real solution for your loved one: 🔗 https://www.narconon.org/drug-rehab/

07/05/2026

A decade of freedom from opioids. When the cravings are gone, a new life begins. Discover a different approach to recovery that focuses on a permanent solution. Learn why our graduates are so successful: 🔗 https://www.narconon.org/drug-rehab/

06/22/2026

Read the FASE case study on Utah's Fourth District Juvenile Court, examining the impact of the Narconon drug rehab program on juvenile recidivism. https://www.narconon.org/blog/fase-a-utah-juvenile-court-case-study.html

Read the FASE case study on Utah's Fourth District Juvenile Court, examining the impact of the Narconon drug rehab program on juvenile recidivism.

06/21/2026

Families searching for addiction treatment often want reassurance that recovery is possible and that rehabilitation can lead to meaningful, long-term improvements in a person’s life.

For the last six decades, the Narconon program has focused on helping individuals pursue those goals through residential rehabilitation, life skills training, graduate planning, and continued follow-up support.

To learn more about the Narconon drug and alcohol rehabilitation program, contact a Narconon center directly or explore additional program information resources: https://www.narconon.org/about-narconon/results.html

06/01/2026

When a person is addicted, he doesn’t control his drug use; his drug use controls him. When a loved one is struggling with drug abuse or has been lost to addiction, families and other loved ones need fast information on how they can help. That’s the purpose of this booklet. Free Download: https://bit.ly/49x73tK

05/03/2026

There’s som**hing incredibly meaningful about helping someone else overcome addiction while you’re doing the same. When you come from a place of hopelessness, that shared experience becomes a source of strength and inspiration.
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There’s som**hing incredibly meaningful about helping someone else overcome addiction while you’re doing the same. When you come from a place of hopelessness, that shared experience becomes a source of strength and inspiration.

03/20/2026

When a person is addicted to a drug or alcohol, the addiction is in control, not the person. He may truly wish to quit. But the compulsive nature of addiction means that using more drugs or alcohol feels as essential as taking his next breath.

When a person is addicted to a drug or alcohol, the addiction is in control, not the person. He may truly wish to quit. But the compulsive nature of addiction means that using more drugs or alcohol feels as essential as taking his next breath.