Families

People with alcoholism learn to test the resolve of those around them. That doesn’t mean they’re unaware of the need for change, just that they aren’t certain that other people will be there to support them.

It’s more about knowing exactly what we hope to gain from an interaction, and moving steadily towards that goal.

Professional Intervention offers hope and a way out for many. Is it for you?

We want to simplify difficult choice so as to maximize the chance the alcoholic person will make the right one.

The Guide includes a step-by-step explanation of how intervention works and how to plan one for your addict/alcoholic.

Eventually, the fantasy bubble gets popped, and the addict realizes they’ve wasted a lot of time when they could have been making progress.

Eventually, things get so bad that even the minimizer gets frightened.

Eventually, through painful experience, the externalizer recognizes that the secret of recovery is focusing on changing yourself, not others.

Eventually, the rationalizer (through painful experience) realizes that instead of serving as a remedy, drugs and alcohol are actually making problems worse