Interventions
Interventions
Interventions are orchestrated efforts, designed by family, friends, and colleagues to influence a person’s decision to seek treatment for alcoholism, drug addiction, a psychological crisis, or other maladaptive behavior needing professional help. Clinicians use interventions to help individuals with the following issues:
- Alcohol and drug problems
- Eating disorders
- Gambling
- Sex addiction
- Self-harm
- Other psychological crises
At Providence Treatment, we work with you to construct the intervention with the Professional in a supportive, empathic way for all involved. Once the person agrees to accept treatment for their situation, we will follow them in the treatment center and even post-discharge, to ensure they are connected to quality providers and developing a sustainable recovery program.
We provide this service for individuals coming to our treatment center and other treatment centers as well. We commit ourselves to your recovery and will make an appropriate referral to an inpatient or outpatient program. Our staff also works with families in need of helping loved ones receive services from quality psychiatric facilities and programs focused on disordered eating. It is important in this critical stage that you find the best program once the client agrees to enter treatment.
Offering Customized Help for Professionals
How Our Interventions Work
We only work with an invitational model of intervention. That means there are no “surprises” for the client. We invite them to a meeting with loved ones, work colleagues, family, etc. to present how their behavior has impacted each person in the intervention session. When the session ends, we invite the client to enter treatment in whatever facility would best assist them. We connect them with a treatment program and remain supportive to client and family throughout the treatment process.
The professional usually feels “in charge” of their lives even when it is falling apart. An intervention with a Professional can be both challenging and rewarding. Once the person understands the benefits of treatment and the consequences of rejecting treatment at the time of the intervention, they usually make the right decision to at least attend an assessment program for Professionals.
If someone you love is struggling with a substance abuse problem, you can help guide them toward treatment. To find out more about interventions coordinated by Providence Treatment, call 866-247-3307 today.
