Our Approach to Intervention

We all know someone that has a mental health issue or an addiction. Addiction  can be but not limited to; illicit or prescribed drugs, alcohol, food, love/sex, gaming and or gambling. If you are here, chances are the issue is closer than you'd like it to be and affecting quality of life for you and your loved ones. This modified "Love First" model of intervention uses several goals to achieve the desired effect for each family. There are no cookie cutter approaches, as each family is unique. Our goal is to heal and protect family relationships so the addicted person has a support system. A typical process requires 2, 2-3 hour training sessions followed by a non confrontational family structured intervention. The documentary "Pleasure Unwoven" is a beautiful depiction of the disease model of addiction. This may be a useful tool in understanding your addicted loved one.

• Q. How do I know if I'm doing the right thing for my loved one?
• A. Many families do not get help in time. If you are searching for help, more than likely you are doing the right thing at the right time.
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• Q. What is my first step?
• A. Call our team and let us assess options that will best suit your situation.
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• Q. What do we do if we need to perform an intervention and have no one to take the addicted person to treatment out of state? 
•  A. Our team will provide interventions and sober transportation inside and outside of the state of Colorado.
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• Q. Is this intervention process like the show?
• A. No. The show is dramatized and doesn't show all of the therapy and planning involved. Our interventionists will make sure your concerns are addressed before you walk into the actual well planned out event.
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• Q. Do you guarantee the outcome of your interventions?
• A. No, But our interventions are successful approximately 75% of the time.
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• Q. How many people do you need to participate in the intervention?
• A. 4-12 people is a really good team size.