My son needed help with drug abuse and I contacted Narconon of Southern California because their advertisement on the Internet caught my eye. After speaking to a counselor, Nic Behner, from Narconon, I felt comfortable with him and the program sounded very good. However, when my son was to go to Narconon, he didn't so I asked Nic for his advice.
He told me to contact an interventionist group from Chicago, who were the best in the country.in the meantime, Nic said I had to give Narconon $15,500 to hold a spot for my son at the Nevada facility, and I was sent an e-mail from Christopher Bauge, Admissions Director, that I would have my $15,500 returned within one month if my son did not attend their program.
In the meantime, I spent over $5,000 to have one male interventionist come to Philadelphia to help. He spent over two days here with no success.in fact, this person did not even see my son, just talked to him through a door and made no real attempt.
Now I have been trying desperately to get my refund of $15,500 and have spent so much time doing this. Nic has pushed me onto June Rosenberry who keeps telling me I'm on the list to be paid, but Finance and Treasury do not know when.
Then she told me to contact their in-house lawer, Bruce Haddrill and he told me Narconon does not have any money now. They are bringing in more "counselors" to try to get more clients!
They never advertise that they are scientologists, but if they truly do believe this, they would never hurt families like this. Scientologists are supposed to be honest and do the "right" thing, not rip-off people, especially families that are trying to get help for their loved ones.
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