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It’s probably fair to say that the average drug or alcohol abuser in need of treatment doesn’t have the self-motivation necessary to get that treatment. If they did, they would go do it. Therefore, it usually falls on family members and friends to handle it. Handling it starts with something known as an intervention.
Perhaps you are familiar with what an intervention is. If not, the intervention concept is not difficult to understand. The difficult part is implementing the intervention once you realise it is necessary.
An intervention is a method by which the drug abuser’s family and friends confront him or her about their addiction in order to motivate them to seek treatment. When an intervention is conducted properly, it can serve as a powerful tool. The key to a successful intervention is to help the addict understand how destructive their behaviour is to both themself and those around them.
Oftentimes interventions take place in an environment the drug addict is comfortable with. It also involves people the individual tends to trust. Outside of these two controls, it can be difficult to conduct a successful intervention without professional help.
Private Rehab Helper would be happy to advise you on conducting an intervention if you are not sure how to go about it. Please get in touch with us if that’s the case. In the meantime, here is a brief overview:
Now that you know the basics of the intervention, we would like to offer you some hints to increase your chances of being successful. As mentioned earlier, Private Rehab Helper would be happy to advise you further if you need help. That said, consider the following:
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