Structured Interventions:

Our task is to help decide the appropriate course of action to be taken. This action will follow a carefully planned strategy consistent with the interests of family, friends, colleagues, the company as well as the individual. The strategies employed provide the individual an opportunity to get confidential help without loss of dignity. This help includes an integrated program that begins with the intervention and continues with treatment and follow-up.
WE RESPECT THE TIME CONSTRAINTS OF THE INTERVENTION PARTICIPANTS.
OUR INTERVENTION MODEL IS STRUCTURED TO ACHIEVE OUR OBJECTIVE IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
OUR GOAL IS TO HAVE THE INDIVIDUAL IN TREATMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

The Intervention Process
Information session: group session or conferencing with the support system of the individual to educate, explore options and evaluate resources
Preparation session: group session with the support system for treatment planning, review of consequences and rehearsal
Intervention: group intervention session with patient, support system and ancillary resources
Follow-up: post-intervention review and ongoing treatment

*NOTE: Timeframes for all the above steps are tailored to the needs and situation of the individual. Information, Preparation and Intervention are usually completed within three days.

Presenting Reality
Alcohol, Drugs and other addictive behavioral problems, including sex addiction and associated behaviors, can destroy families and end careers. Family members, friends, employees, colleagues and company executives can find themselves trapped by such disorders. Their denial of the problem and ambivalence about treatment blurs their reality. Intervention is the process of presenting reality to such individuals in a receivable way. It is an invitation -- not a confrontation -- to accept help.
Why Interventions Work
Treatment works, but getting the individual to treatment is easier said than done. The exact nature of the problem may not be readily identifiable and those who could help are too close to the problem to be helpful. Besides, family members, friends, colleagues and supervisors are not in the business of treatment. A qualified professional intervention specialist is.
We Come to Your Location
An intervention can be stressful -- but far less stressful than not taking action. Because we know how difficult it is to finally seek help, our intervention service is designed to minimize further complications. We do this by allowing for the Intervention session and the Preparation session to be had at your location, if indicated. All other Information gathering and Post-Intervention activity may be conducted at our office or via skype, telephone, and email.