When dealing with addiction, every situation is unique. We have proven intervention strategies that can help you or your loved ones get back on track. Contact us to see how we can help.
An intervention is the process of gathering friends and family members with an addicted loved one, with the goal of getting the addict into a recovery program or deciding to take the first step towards change. As you will learn, they are not all the same. We nderstand that many people experience addiction and its effects in different ways.
Because of this, we have designed the kind of programs that cover the most common needs for families in need of an addiction intervention program. We also take pride is offering support after the intervention to make sure that you and your loved ones continue to thrive.
My boyfriend suffered from drug addiction. We had broken up several times and there were times when I thought it was all over. He is really great when he's sober and now I get to be a part of his life in a more healthy way, which is what I really wanted.
When my wife started shopping heavily, I was very angry at her, We used to fight about money almost every day because of it, and I didn't think her arguments made much sense at all. Now I can see she was doing it because she was hurting. This intervention program was the best call I ever made.
When my best friend started taking me out to bars, I just thought she was a social drinker. It took me two years to find out that she had a serious problem. Without the Alcohol Intervention program, I don't think I could have been able to help her the way I did.
My son was only 15 years old when he landed himself in a lock-up, I didn't know where to turn. I consider myself very lucky to have stumbled on this program. I am relieved that there are people out there who are really willing to help.
I could tell my daughter was in real serious trouble when her grades dropped from A to D. I will never forget the way she struggled to answer simple questions. Now we actually talk about the things that are bothering her instead of ignoring them or trying to cover them up. Thank you for the help -- I needed it!
Our intervention plan is the sum total of our assessment and the family responses. In coordination with a loved one, we work together to agree on a specific set of actions that will support the recovery.
These actions may include telephone support, sober companion services, drug and alcohol screening, and many other services that are detailed on this site.
