1(800) 615-1067A drug intervention program is a structured, professionally guided process that aims to help individuals with addiction seek and accept treatment for their substance abuse. It typically involves a group of family members, friends, and professionals who work together to confront the individual with their addiction and encourage them to seek help.
The intervention process usually follows a series of steps, including:
Planning: The intervention team meets to plan the intervention and discuss their concerns and goals.
Preparation: The intervention team members gather information about the individual’s addiction and treatment options and rehearse what they will say during the intervention.
Intervention: The intervention team meets with the individual and expresses their concerns about their addiction and the need for treatment. They offer support and present a treatment plan that has been researched and agreed upon in advance.
Follow-up: After the intervention, the individual is offered support and guidance to help them enter treatment and begin their recovery journey.
The goal of a drug intervention program is to help individuals with addiction overcome their resistance to treatment and enter into a program that can help them overcome their addiction. It can be a powerful tool for families and loved ones to support their loved one’s recovery and help them get the help they need.