We are interventionists who understand the importance of family involvement in the addiction recovery process.
We believe reaching bottom occurs at the moment we ask for help. The person who first asks for help does not necessarily have to be the substance user. When the family takes the first step and makes healthy changes, the substance user often follows.
We understand the impact of the addiction on the family.
Bottom is not something you hit; it is something you feel.
Families are often told that not much can be done until the substance user wants help or hits bottom. We are here to help your family understand that you don’t have to wait for the substance user to do either of those things.
When your family has reached its bottom, you don’t need permission to ask for help.
It is difficult if not impossible to see the situation from the stage. A clearer understanding most often comes from the view in the balcony. The intervention process helps families see from a different perspective.
Being emotionally attached and overwhelmed can compromise the ability to find successful solutions. An unbiased professional is able to see things much differently. Here are some effective approaches.
