Many drug addicts don't have the correct information about drugs. Drug addiction is an illness that advances resulting in death. The program provides the correct knowledge about drugs through training using video, textbooks and individual lectures by staff.

Many drug addicts skip meals and reverse their day and night activities, don't get enough sleep or exercise. Participants return to a regular night / day life cycle, take meals, exercise and get up at appropriate times via the institutes program

APARIs drug addiction facilities are within the Fujioka research center. There are some volunteer activities such as meal preparation and housecleaning duties.

Drug addicts attend group therapy meetings together. Listening to other addicts stories and telling your experiences to others can help recovery. Addicts gain a new sense of life and values by recollecting how they thought and behaved while on drugs.

After addicts finish the program and return to society, Individual counseling, family support, self help groups and other related services are offered.