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FEEDBACK AND EVALUATION OF TRAINING PROGRAM AT SPYM








































Dear Suneel ji.
We are really grateful to NADA for their constant motivation and kind co-operation in lending a helping hand in detoxification of the drug users.The feedback regarding your training program will be sent to you soon,

We expect to bring more good results with this association in coming future.Kindly send further mails to the below mentioned address for future correspondence.

Regards,
Dr. Uttam Singh
SEnior Research Officer
SPYM,Delhi.
FEEDBACK AND EVALUATION OF TRAINING PROGRAM CONDUCTED BY NADA FOUNDATION AT DEADDICTION CENTRE- SPYM DELHI

Comment no. 1: As does a soap cleans our body from dirt likewise acupuncture cleans our system and mind, I m feeling lighter as is all dirt from my mind got washed away – Anonymous.
Comment No. 2: A quite different sensation is felt in lower limbs after inserting
acupuncture needles initially, after 30-40 min my mind got static and I went in a sleeping mode, I hardly realized someone is near about me.

Comment No. 3: I was very apprehensive before applying the needles, a pain equaling to nothing is felt after application, felt as if all the energy of body got transferred to one part of body. I am feeling very relaxed.
Comment No. 4 : I was feeling very restless and waiting for the needles to be removed.
Comment No 5: My mind become almost numb.
Comment no 6: All attention got focussed at the needles at first but soon felt a lot relaxed and sleepy.
Comment no 7: I felt as if I went in a completely different world, as if I was with my family, it was amazing, feeling really good and comfortable.
Comment No 8: A brief pain initially and went in a state of peace afterwards.
Nada India Foundation has been donating regular supply of needles to SPYM De-addiction center New Delhi
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