Absolutely, they would be, hopefully! I went to a sliding scale fee place that in total cost me about $3,900 and I was there in inpatient treatment for 13 months. It changed my life, and I am grateful to be here because of it. Damn psychologists, knowing what they are doing through years of evidence based research, changing my life 😂😂. I now work at the same treatment center and am going to school to become a social worker.

My story aside, these insane amounts of money are not what shows the efficacy of a treatment, it is the people whp work there that truly care.

Thank you so much Mary ❤❤❤ Sending all my love your way. Happy New Year

Gerald Posner commented prior to 1997 that he would like to do a book on Scientology, I doubt he wishes to do so today.

In March 2030Joni Siegel interviews Gerald on her Addition Podcast, about his book “Pharma”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtkxjuczWtk

I highly doubt that he will be writing a book on Scientology. (If anyone ought write another book, it’d be Tony Ortega, if you ask me, not sure there is a market for another book though.).

He sounds no way likely by this interview with Joni Siegel, of taking up Scientology.

To throw pearls to svines gives the pearls a life in the mud. Be careful to give it to professionals in Candid camera and to others in the media circus.

An internet search of “Narconon” immediately shows its link to scn so most people would be forewarned. I guess a limited number of people or their insurance companies willing to pay $30,000 would keep the doors open.

Shelby – Keep coming back 😉

Congratulations Shelby! Six years sober is quite and accomplishment.

But will Posner bite and edit down the type of book he surely otherwise would write, if he were granted full access to CST/ARchives full trove of Hubbard’s private writings that aren’t public?

Of course not. Only Tony Ortega is really up on all things Scientology, and Posner, were he even to bite and be swayed to start writing his book on Scientology, would be forced to quit that book, due to the omissions in that book which would even repel him from leaving out, should Posner try to gain Scientology’s continued support for the full length of the full book project.

I wonder if Posner is considered maybe the best candidate to do a repeat of the Omar Garrison effort book that got shelved.

Anyways, the big gratuitous mention of Posner, is what sticks way way out and needs checking into.

I hope Tony Ortega asks Posner if Posner’s got an eye on still doing a book on Scientology.

If you scroll up to page 52, Gerald Posner says he’d love to do a book on Scientology.

Question Mike,

Would OSA have done their homework and be on guard to Posner, or is OSA clueless to what Posner might mean?

Scientology lets in wolf reporters in sheep’s clothes, time and time again.

I suspect if he is doing his deep research into Scientology, then he might be in his reporter buddy buddy phrase, and later he’ll move more into the cast aside from Scientology’s help phrase, later, as he researches and seeks access more and more.

There really seems to be a reporter/author “cycle of action” relationship when professional journalists writers and media first meet up with Scientology, and then at some point their access and friendly helpful relationship sours and abruptly ends.

Here’s a link to Posner saying:

“…, I would love to research a book on terrorism, about the Iranian financing of terror groups, and I would love to do a book on Scientology……”

Good luck, if he’s in progress. It’ll take a new bit of guile to win over the OSA PR people who allow him access, and who will pull the plug on helping him, when he goes against Scn in any serious way.

It’s from a “straight talk” talk of him

https://books.google.com/books?id=02XlneXkr2EC&pg=PA61&lpg=PA61&dq=gerald+posner+is+he+a+scientologist&source=bl&ots=f323-2u_RV&sig=ACfU3U3J-6Wa2KJgSqrdZRU-ZQ3C00s12Q&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjD9IiWlfftAhWB2FkKHWCjD5QQ6AEwCHoECAkQAg#v=onepage&q=gerald%20posner%20is%20he%20a%20scientologist&f=false