Initial Consultation:  This is an opportunity for us to develop a thorough history of the problem and the individual.  With this information, we can begin formulating a list of intervention options as well as a list of treatment resources appropriate for the individual.

Intervention Preparation:  The interventionist working with your family or business will work with you and the rest of the intervention group we have selected to know the stepwise process of the intervention itself and how to do each step.

Care Coordination: The Intervention Group provides coordination with treatment programs throughout the United States and abroad. We will assist you in arranging admission and then provide you and your loved one resource information and input regarding continuing care. We provide you a touchstone for questions and important information related to successful recovery for your loved one – and for your family.

Intervention:  We will be there to lead the intervention and keep the effort focused and appropriate.  At the conclusion of the intervention, we will arrange and assist in transporting the individual to the selected treatment program or facility.

High Risk Situations: The Intervention Group is experienced in extracting addicts/alcoholics from high-risk or dangerous situations. For example, a binging addict in a crack house or an adolescent from an unhealthy relationship or peer group.

Missing Person/Addict: The Intervention Group has the resources and experience to find and intervene on the missing or binging addict by bringing together a network of investigators, interventionists, and treatment facilities from all across the United States and abroad.  We work at locating and then intervening on Missing Persons and Endangered Missing Persons. This includes teenage runaways and missing young adults as well as missing seniors.

Transport:  On occasion we have a client who needs to move from one treatment program to another.  This may be due to clinical needs or a change in the needed level of care.  We can arrange for your loved one to be appropriately accompanied to the new program.