You’ve tried everything to help your loved one, and nothing has worked. At Addiction Interventions, we know it’s devastating to wait for someone you love to hit bottom, and we’re here to help you break the cycle.
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At Family Interventions, we approach each intervention with care, respect, and understanding. We focus on the entire family dynamic, helping each member understand their role and how to best support their loved one’s journey to recovery. Our goal is to ensure that you are fully informed and empowered to make the best decisions for your family.
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Intervention Services
No two situations are the same, which is why we offer customized interventions for any circumstance. Our trained specialists guide families through a structured process designed to break through denial, encourage acceptance, and open the door to treatment. Whether it’s alcohol, drug use, mental health challenges, or dual diagnosis, we provide compassionate support every step of the way.
Our intervention team has helped over 1,000 people struggling with alcohol and their families take the next step in the recovery process. We provide Nationwide support for alcohol abuse interventions.
Drug dependence can create a cycle of enabling and codependency. Learn how an intervention specialist would respond to drug abuse and help your loved one accept treatment through an intervention.
We help loved ones who are struggling with mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD, guiding them toward treatment that fits their needs & build a lasting recovery plan.
Our interventionists specialize in addressing co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. We help loved ones find integrated treatment for a comprehensive recovery.
When immediate action is needed, our crisis intervention team provides urgent support. We guide individuals in critical situations to access immediate care and begin their journey to stability.
Navigating addiction or mental health struggles with a teenager requires a sensitive approach. Our specialists work with families to gently guide adolescents towards accepting help.
For professionals who are impacted by addiction or mental health challenges, our executive intervention offers discreet and effective support. We help individuals secure treatment while minimizing disruption
Family dynamics are crucial in recovery. Family interventions focus on empowering family members to create a supportive environment, encouraging their loved one to accept treatment.
Request a call back right now and get help from a mental health and addiction intervention specialist from our expert team.
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Our Techniques
The ARISE® Intervention uniquely prioritizes an invitational, non-confrontational approach, involving the person of concern and their support network from the outset. This collaborative, gradually escalating, and family-centered method emphasizes compassion over coercion, leading to higher rates of treatment engagement and long-term recovery.
The Johnson Model of intervention is unique for its structured, often "surprise" confrontation where a prepared team of loved ones directly presents factual evidence of the addiction's impact. This method aims to break through denial by forcing the individual to face reality, with a pre-arranged treatment plan ready for immediate acceptance.
At the core of our mission is a deep commitment to helping individuals and families navigate the path to recovery. With every intervention, we provide the guidance, structure, and support needed to break through denial and take meaningful steps toward healing. Our approach is rooted in empathy, professionalism, and proven success — helping people not only access treatment but build the foundation for lasting recovery.
Accredited by The Joint Commission, we hold ourselves to the highest standards of quality and care.
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Still Have Questions?
Interventions are structured, carefully planned conversations in which family, friends, and sometimes professionals come together to confront a person about their substance use. The goal is to encourage them to recognize the problem and accept treatment. Interventions often include:
Preparation: Gathering loved ones and deciding on a unified message.
Professional guidance: Sometimes led by an interventionist or counselor.
Clear consequences and boundaries: Outlining what will happen if the person refuses help.
Offering solutions: Presenting immediate treatment options.
The 4 C’s are often used to describe the defining characteristics of addiction:
Craving – An intense desire or urge to use the substance.
Compulsion – A powerful drive to continue using despite wanting to stop.
Control – Loss of control over how much or how often the substance is used.
Consequences – Continued use despite harmful effects on health, relationships, work, or life.
Helping someone with addiction requires compassion, patience, and firm boundaries:
Educate yourself about addiction as a disease, not just a choice.
Communicate openly and calmly, avoiding judgment or blame.
Encourage professional treatment, whether inpatient, outpatient, or therapy.
Set healthy boundaries to protect your own well-being.
Offer ongoing support, such as attending support groups (e.g., Al-Anon, Nar-Anon).
Treatment often varies by the individual’s needs, but five common approaches include:
Detoxification (Detox) – Medical support to safely manage withdrawal.
Inpatient/Residential Rehab – Structured, 24/7 treatment in a facility.
Outpatient Programs – Flexible treatment that allows people to live at home.
Therapies & Counseling – Such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), group therapy, or family therapy.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) – Use of FDA-approved medications like methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone to support recovery.