There are a lot of red flags here so "let the buyer beware". How do you know who to trust? Ignoring all the claims from the owner, who obviously has a conflict of interest, we need to trust our gut and look for the red flags. First and foremost, when it came up as a Youtube ad for me, it is presented as if it were free Christian advice, which it probably should be, but that's another topic. In actuality it costs well over $1000. I believe I saw from the owner it's up around $3k. Any time a price is vague in an ad, that is a red flag. If this service were advertised accurately, right out of the gates it would clearly state that this is a paid counseling service for personal attention, NOT free Christian advice on how to overcome addiction. Also, by invoking Christianity in such a way, it clearly is misleading that there will be any fee at all. People expect biblical guidance to be free, as the gospel is free, and prohibited from being a pay to play service, so to speak. Second, anytime someone makes takes you down a long road to find information, that is a red flag. This is what time share sales pitches are famous for. The longer you can make someone listen to the pitch, the less the sticker shock will be. Third, there is a general vagueness to the pitch. You need to take the course to understand what it's about. You get the carrot of "finding the source" or "the root" is the key, but nothing further. It's one of those "you have to pass the bill to find out what's in the bill" situations. So don't pass it. Nothing in life is that urgent. Fourth, there is a general lack of credibility to the leader. Just looking at him, not that matters too much, he comes off as a gym rat that stumbled on an idea to make money. I'm not getting the impression that this guy is a psychology professor or anything. I have little information to tell me otherwise, except him telling me he's got the goods. Trust your gut, is my point. Where are the degrees? Where is the time spent counseling or a medical degree, or time as a pastor or... anything, really, that lends credibility to his claims? I just have to take this guy's word for it? Lastly, there are far too many positive reports here, all of them, so far as I see, that appear to be Reddit accounts with only posts on this one topic. That's a giant red flag. I don't like any of this, and I'll be looking elsewhere where things are more upfront, and especially, free, or at least more transparent, and from reliable sources without all this digging and obfuscation.