Drug and Alcohol Intervention

Is your friend, family member, or loved one struggling with drug addiction or alcoholism?

If so, then your best option is to convince the person to seek professional help.

You can do this by setting up a brief alcohol intervention or attempting to use alcoholism intervention services to assist you in trying to help the person.

Ultimately though it all boils down to the same thing:

Get your loved one into treatment.

If you perform any sort of intervention and it results in the person attending inpatient treatment, then you have succeeded. Nothing more can really be expected of an intervention effort, and no specific outcome can ever really be guaranteed.

The best you can do is to try. We can take action and try to convince our loved ones to get the help that they need, but the results of these pleas are not up to us. The results lay beyond our control.

But that does not mean that we should not try. Nor does it mean that we cannot have an impact or make a difference. You absolutely CAN help someone to recover from drug or alcohol addiction, but it is all about getting them to professional help services.

Sometimes an intervention effort may fail, at least on the surface. You may believe that you wasted your time in trying to convince your loved one to take action. But even if they refused to get help, you may have planted a seed in their mind.

This can take time, but that seed could still have an impact down the road. The fact that you organized an intervention will weigh on their mind as they continue to struggle with their denial. At some point, the addict or alcoholic may break through their denial and realize that the drugs and alcohol is no longer serving them, and your intervention effort might be a small part of that.

In other words, your intervention effort may not work directly. But it could still be a part of what convinces the person to ultimately take action and seek a better life.

There are hundreds of treatment centers out there. Transformations treatment center is different because it offers a choice to the struggling addict or alcoholic, a choice that almost no other treatment center offers.

How will I know Transformations is the treatment center for me?

That choice is based on finding your own unique path in recovery. Pretty much all treatment centers and rehabs use a cookie cutter approach. They have a specific program and they put all of their clients through this program to try to help them. They may do a very small amount of personal customization based on different aftercare recommendations, but ultimately, people attending such rehabs do not have much choice in how their recovery program works.

Here at Transformations, we give choices that help empower people to recover more effectively. The biggest choice is based on either Christian or 12 step based recovery programs. After that, individualized therapy is used to give even further choice and customization to the client's treatment plan.

No treatment center can promise you success, but Transformations treatment center is dedicated to healing struggling addicts and alcoholics. We promise to help your friend or loved one by providing:

• Medically supervised detox care.
• Individualized therapy and one on one counseling.
• Group therapy and the option of a 12 step model for recovery.
• True client choice and a full Christian based recovery program.
• Trained clinicians and an experienced staff that genuinely cares about recovery.

Any alcoholism intervention should focus on one single point of action: Getting the loved one to check into inpatient treatment.

If they falter on this or decide that they do not need that level of care, then it is probably not time yet for that person to make this massive life changes. Nevertheless, the intervention process can still be important in "planting a seed" and letting the person know that others do care about them.

Take action, organize an intervention, and find a quality inpatient facility that has professional treatment services.

Transformations can help. Call us today.