A drug and alcohol interventionist is a trained professional that has years of experience in helping families and their loved ones find solutions to addiction.

An interventionist can persuade an addict to say yes to treatment and help families establish boundaries that will help everyone involved start on the road to healing.

An interventionist's roles are many, but the main objective is to break down the walls of denial your loved one has put up around their addiction. Interventionists know that admitting they truly have a problem is the first step on the journey of recovery.

Your loved one's life is in danger. The problem is, your loved one may not see it that way. It's the job of the interventionist to make sure that they understand by the end of the intervention. Our interventionist will also make sure that your loved one knows just how much he or she is loved by family and friends.

Highlighting the support and love they will receive from everyone if they make the right decisions is essential.

Our interventionists take the role and responsibility of preparing you and your family seriously. Fortunately, and unfortunately, intervention specialists have seen it all and know how to deal with those who put up a fight or try to manipulate the situation.

In fact, an interventionist knows how to identify specific manipulative behaviors and how to respond to them. It is the role of the interventionist to teach the family how to identify and respond to these manipulative behaviors as well, beforehand.  Our interventionists will make sure you are fully prepared on the intervention day.