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Interventionists

A drug and alcohol interventionist is a trained professional that has many years of experience in helping families stage interventions for their loved ones. Click here to learn more: https://addictioncarerecovery.com/int... Getting your loved one to say, “yes” to treatment is the primary goal of an interventionist along with helping families create important boundaries that will help everyone involved start on the road to healing. An interventionist’s role is to help guide the intervention in a way that helps families achieve the best possible result. To ensure the intervention ends with your loved one going to treatment, the interventionist will take on quite a few roles. An interventionist will act as a teacher because they educate the family on addiction as a disease and prepare them for the intervention. The Intervention is usually a 2-day process. The first day of the intervention is all about educating the family on everything they need to know about addiction and the intervention process Also, Because of their years of experience, our interventionists will also prepare you on how to deal with your loved ones likely attempts to derail the intervention. The group of family and friends that are selected to a part of the intervention, will be educated on how to respond to these defense mechanisms and manipulations. Another role that the interventionist takes on is the role of referee. During the intervention process, the interventionist will be diligent about preventing tense interactions with your addicted loved one from escalating. The interventionist will also be sure that everyone waits their turn to speak and does not use hurtful language. This will help direct the intervention in a way that keeps it on the proper course instead of resulting in a huge emotional blow up or even worse, a physical fight. The interventionist takes on the role of referee to keep things as peaceful as possible. The interventionist will also act as a coach, because they help encourage and change the mind of your loved one by helping them see the need for treatment. Your loved one likely to some extent has convinced themselves that they do not have a problem with drugs and alcohol or they have come up with ways to justify and rationalize their use. An interventionist can speak with your loved one candidly and find out what some of these justifications and rationalizations are and talk about them. The interventionist also acts as an addiction consultant, in the sense that they will answer any questions that your family might have regarding addiction and the intervention process. Our interventionist can help you and your family plan each step in the process and tell you which behaviors harmful, and which ones are helpful. Another thing that you should know about the interventionist is that their jobs don’t stop when your loved one goes to treatment. The interventionist will forever be a part of your family and will continue to check up on your loved one as time goes on to monitor their success. Checking up on your loved one and seeing that they are doing well in recovery is something that makes our interventionists feel they are achieving their calling in life. And seeing your loved one’s success in recovery years down the road gives an interventionist the inspiration they need to continue to help more people. Visit us at https://addictioncarerecoveryservices... to learn more about addiction intervention and how our services can help you and your family.