When all attempts to help your loved one end their addiction have failed, it may be time to call a professional. An interventionist is trained in how to conduct an intervention effectively. Like a movie director or a wedding planner, they know every detail and procedure involved in performing an intervention. Untrained individuals do not […]
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How Do I Know if My Loved One Is Right for an Intervention?
When a loved one is struggling with substance abuse or mental health problems, it can be challenging to see the big picture and know the best way to help them. If you haven’t confronted them yet, you may be waiting and unsure how to approach them, not wanting to make things worse. If you have […]
How to Create a Relevant Intervention Environment
You may think you have an idea of what intervention looks like. Although, if you have not experienced a professional intervention, your idea of what intervention looks like may be based on media, stigma, or stereotypes. Addiction is a complicated disease, and every situation is unique. In other words, a refined approach to addressing the […]
Can I Get a Consultation for an Intervention?
At A New Hope Recovery Services, our licensed interventionists are committed to giving all patients the best care throughout the entire recovery process. That includes the initial phone consultation. Before staging an intervention, you want to be as prepared as possible. An intervention is not something you can cross off your list in hopes of […]
Can I Handle Conducting an Intervention on My Own?
Helping a loved one come to terms with the idea that they have a problem with drugs or alcohol is a pivotal step in the treatment and recovery process. While individuals may want the best for their loved ones, they may not always know what is best or how to approach the situation appropriately. Helping […]
What Information to Bring to an Intervention Consultation
If you are considering an intervention for a loved one, you should consult a professional interventionist. Attempting to help someone who is not ready to acknowledge they may have an addiction problem can be challenging, but professional support is available and can be crucial. You can be the bridge your loved one needs for an […]