Support in Real Time
An intervention can be life-changing and life-saving.
Professional Substance Use Interventions
intervention (n)
Intentional action to change a situation, with the aim of improving it or preventing it from getting worse.
Readiness is often misunderstood as a prerequisite for action. Professionally led interventions provide a structured, intentional process to reduce risk, mobilize support, and create a pathway to appropriate care. Accepted on a case-by-case basis.
The Approach
Our family systems, trauma-informed approach draws from evidence-based models to build readiness for change and strengthen connection and support—without blame, shame, or confrontation.
The Process
Each intervention is designed around the unique needs of the individual and family.
Process Overview
Confidential Consultation
A confidential conversation to understand what you’re facing and what support may be needed.
Assessment and Personalized Planning
Clarity before the next step.
Family Preparation and Coaching
Guidance and coaching to help your family prepare.
Intervention Meeting
Professional guidance designed to open the door to change and connection.
Treatment Planning and Transition Support
Support navigating next steps and making the transition into care as clear and manageable as possible.
Ongoing Recovery and Family Support
Continued support for individuals and families as they navigate recovery and what comes next.
Before, After and During
Before
We help individuals and families understand available options, identify appropriate levels of care, coordinate referrals, and prepare for a successful transition into treatment if deemed necessary. Transportation support is available.
During
We provide ongoing support through care coordination, communication with treatment teams when appropriate, family coaching and guidance, and assistance navigating challenges that arise during the process.
After
Recovery continues beyond formal treatment. We help individuals and families plan for ongoing support, navigate challenges, strengthen relationships, and connect with recovery resources.
Intervention services provide individualized guidance and support for each family’s circumstances. No specific treatment outcome is guaranteed, and results vary by individual. Offered on a case-by-case basis.
Recovery Coaching
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Recovery Coaching
When addiction affects a family, everyone is impacted. Relationships become strained, trust can be lost, and finding a way forward can feel overwhelming.
We offer recovery coaching for individuals navigating their own recovery, as well as loved ones and families seeking support for themselves.
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Personalized Plans
Every situation is different. Coaching is tailored to your needs, challenges, and goals, offering practical guidance, accountability, and ongoing support.
Packages start at $400/month and may include:
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Weekly coaching sessions
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Between-session support
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Structured accountability plans
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Connection to support resources
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Coordination with treatment providers and support systems when appropriate
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Education on addiction, recovery and family dynamics
90 Day | Reset
A focused coaching experience for individuals establishing or recommitting to recovery, and loved ones and families seeking clarity, healthier boundaries, and a path forward.
6 Month | Rebuild
Ongoing support for individuals, loved ones, and families working to sustain progress, strengthen relationships, and navigate the complexities of recovery over time.
for families and individuals
Recovery Consulting
guidance every step of the way
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Strategic Guidance
Helping you and loved ones understand your current circumstances, identify priorities, and make informed decisions about recovery and next steps.
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Navigation
Identify barriers, explore available options, and develop practical, individualized solutions—not just a list of resources.
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Planning
Develop a realistic, step-by-step roadmap that provides clear direction for you and your family.
“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.”
— Viktor Frankl