Is one of your loved ones suffering from the effects of alcoholism or substance abuse? If you’ve ever tried talking with them about their problem, you know it can quickly backfire and start a huge fight. This is where choosing to use drug abuse intervention services may come in handy.

We’re going to discuss why you should consider using an intervention service. This service includes a professional counselor to help guide you through some hot-button issues. Chances are good that the outcome will be far more ideal than if you go it alone.

Keep reading to find out more about the intervention services we offer!

Regardless of the substance in question, when someone becomes dependent on it, their lives change and usually for the worse. Typically, an outsider can identify a number of problems that a user may be facing including legal, financial, and family troubles.

Often, a user will face legal issues directly or indirectly related to their drug abuse. A directly related issue may be a DWI or a possession charge. Indirectly related legal issues may include burglaries or theft that the user would have never committed while sober.

An addict will go to great lengths to obtain their drug of choice. This may mean skipping rent in order to afford their habit, rendering them homeless. It may also mean leaving children alone or in the care of less reputable people.

Sometimes signs of addiction aren’t as obvious as these. They may simply include missing out on family functions, becoming agitated and starting arguments with family members, or lying about their whereabouts.

A professional interventionist helps decide which family and friends are allowed to participate. The type of tumultuous interactions that your family may experience with your loved one is not allowed during an intervention. With an interventionist leading the way, the conversation will be structured and to the point. The number one goal of a drug abuse intervention is to get the one suffering help.

If your loved one chooses not to attend treatment after an intervention, you will have at least planted a seed of recovery in their mind. You will also learn how your family can love this person from afar instead of continually being hurt by their use and manipulated by lies.

Should your loved one opt for addiction treatment, we will help them find the best facility for their needs. This may be an Arizona treatment center close to home or across the country to remove them from triggering environments.

Additionally, we can help determine if the patient will need treatment for a dual diagnosis–a mental illness that occurs with or because of addiction. Treating both a mental illness and an addiction is important for long-term recovery and can help prevent relapse.

The end goal of using drug abuse intervention services is to help your loved one realize what they are doing to themselves and your family. It is near impossible to quit an addiction on your own and an intervention may help them realize that they have the support they need.

If your loved one chooses not to attend treatment after an intervention, you will have at least planted a seed of recovery in their mind. You will also learn how your family can love this person from afar instead of continually being hurt by their use and manipulated by lies.

Should your loved one opt for addiction treatment, we will help them find the best facility for their needs. This may be an Arizona treatment center close to home or across the country to remove them from triggering environments.

Additionally, we can help determine if the patient will need treatment for a dual diagnosis–a mental illness that occurs with or because of addiction. Treating both a mental illness and an addiction is important for long-term recovery and can help prevent relapse.

The end goal of using intervention services is to help your loved one realize what they are doing to themselves and your family. It is near impossible to quit an addiction on your own and an intervention may help them realize that they have the support they need.