Intervention and Addiction Videos
Welcome to Our Video Library
Explore our video library, created for families facing the challenges of addiction. These expert-led resources offer guidance, strategies, and hope for those supporting loved ones in recovery. Whether you’re new to interventions or seeking advanced insights, you’ll find invaluable tools here.
Understanding Addiction and Interventions
“Start your journey with a foundational understanding of addiction and the intervention process. These videos explain the why and how of interventions, helping families take the first steps toward recovery with confidence.”
Why Families Wait to Intervene
What Can I Say to Convince Them to Quit
“What Can I Say to Convince Them to Quit” explores why addressing addiction through words alone is often ineffective and highlights the importance of understanding addiction as a form of avoidance. It delves into how addicts instinctively manipulate emotions like hope, guilt, sympathy, and fear to maintain their patterns of avoidance, making it challenging for families to set boundaries. The video also emphasizes how family members often disagree on the nature of addiction and its solutions, creating disunity that the addict can exploit. Ultimately, the workshop stresses that trying to handle addiction alone is nearly impossible and advocates for a professional-led, unified approach to recovery, where families learn to work together to enforce boundaries and let the addict face the natural consequences of their actions.
The Rogue Elephant
Seeking an answer the question as to why some people become addicted to drugs and others don’t.
How Enabling Affects Your Loved Ones
Hitting Rock Bottom
The Seven Stages of Boundaries or Tough Love
Interventions Help the Entire Family – Not Just the Addict
Enabling Addiction – Our Helping was Hurting
How much can you give to save your loved one’s life? Will you give your money, your time, your prayers? Will you even give yourself until there is nothing left of you? Every family is enabling addiction in some way. Kevin Lee, co-founder of Intervention Services speaks frankly on how his family continued to sacrifice everything, all in the name of love. And how it wasn’t until they learned how (their) “our helping was hurting” that the situation began to truly change.