Intervention Services

Feeling Helpless?
Not sure how to help a loved one who is unable to manage their alcohol or drug use, gambling/spending, sexual conduct , eating disorder, cutting or problem behavior? Are you exhausted, worn out, worried sick?

We can help!
A professional intervention is a scheduled meeting including family, friends, people who care about the addicted person. The goal is to get this person into inpatient treatment to help break the cycle of the addiction. This is their best chance.

Are interventions effective?
Interventions are always successful. Regardless of whether the person agrees to go to treatment, a positive shift occurs within the family. Denial is broken, awareness begins.

How Does It Work?
Addiction Intervention Services provides a Family Transformational Intervention that is invitational and non-shaming. We do not ambush, shame or threaten; we do not single out the addicted person. Our intervention is for the whole family, because everyone needs help. We provide all participants with information about the disease of addiction and about effective treatment and providers. We provide hope and a new, positive direction. The disease of addiction affects everyone—not just the addicted person, and everyone needs information and support.

Intervention is the first step. Our ultimate goal for every person is long-term recovery from the disease of addiction. We recognize the inherent shame of people with this disease and we will uphold the dignity of everyone involved in the intervention, including the addicted person. There is shame in addiction, but there is no shame in recovery.

At the end of our Family Transformational Intervention, the whole family has done some healing and everyone is ready to begin a healthy, new life. Pain and trauma from the past have been unloaded and everyone feels closer to each other and closer to themselves.

Recovery is a process, and intervention is the first step in this process. By planning an intervention, you are making a choice to reclaim your power. Call now to begin the journey! 610-432-2168

About Methadone and Suboxone:
We do not support the use of Methadone or Suboxone for longer than 7 days as a way to safely detox from opiates. We believe long term Methadone or Suboxone use is not true sobriety, merely substituting one addiction for another. We do not refer to treatment centers that use these these substances longer than 7 days.