Continuum of Care

The missing piece to your loved one’s recovery

When a family member comes to us for help with their loved one’s substance abuse, we understand that they’re in the midst of an emotional roller coaster. The fear and desperation that comes along with loving someone suffering from alcohol and drug abuse is very real and can be almost debilitating. We know what it is like to have spent hours lying awake at night worrying about your loved one’s well-being. Our competent, experienced staff is well equipped to assist you.

Now that you have made the wise decision to get them help, we understand how important it is for everyone involved to feel that their loved one is getting the best possible help from the most qualified team. Intervention Services wants to guide you so that you can do everything within your power to get your loved one the help they need…the entire scope of help that they need.

The reality is that for most people, treatment by itself is not enough for long-term sobriety.

While some people just go through detox and never use drugs again, or even just wake up one day and stop drinking or using, most people need considerably more help in order to stay sober. In fact, less than 1% of addicts are able to stop using on their own.

“For many years we thought that perhaps we hadn’t picked the best addiction treatment center. Maybe, we thought, he didn’t stay in treatment long enough, or he didn’t get the right kind of treatment. We spent hours on the phone and on the internet searching for that right center; the one that would fix all of our loved one’s problems. Maybe he needed a 90-day rehab instead of a 30-day treatment center. Maybe he needed more cognitive behavioral therapy, more 12 step treatment or perhaps a non-12 step treatment center. We focused all of our energy on finding the right center.”

A Recovery Intervention has a long-lasting goal

Intervention Services provides three primary types of interventions: Crisis Interventions, Recovery Interventions, and Closure Interventions. A Crisis Intervention seeks only to get a client into treatment to handle the immediate problem, with the singular goal of getting your loved one sober. Most of our clients opt for a Recovery Intervention, where the goal is much more far-reaching…to get your loved one into a long-lasting lifestyle of recovery. This is the best fit for most of our clients, as it provides the entire family with all of the tools required for both a successful intervention and successful long-term sobriety. Closure Interventions provide aftercare for the family and the addict once sober.