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Interventions
Many families find themselves overwhelmed with exhaustion, fear, and frustration when a loved one is struggling with addiction. It's particularly disheartening when the person denies their problem and refuses help.
Some hesitate to intervene, fearing it could damage their relationship or believe the misconception that the person must "hit rock bottom" first. This uncertainty prolongs the suffering for both the individual and the family,and feeling trapped in this cycle of addiction, families feel lost. Intervention offers a path toward breaking this pattern and restoring balance to the family system. Interventions provide an opportunity for meaningful change.
I offer compassionate guidance through the emotional complexities of addiction, and into healing and recovery for the family. By assisting families in crafting a tailored plan for change, we can take the first steps into recovery.
The Approach
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Initial Consultation
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Assessment and Planning
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Preparation and Rehearsal
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Intervention
Common Fears
"I will push my loved one further away"
Families often hesitate to pursue an intervention due to various concern, among these, a prevailing fear is that their loved one will react with anger or defensiveness, rejecting the help offered. This apprehension deepens, as they worry about straining the relationship or exacerbating the situation.
Another barrier is shame or embarrassment surrounding the loved one's addiction, which affects the ability to open discussion and seeking professional assistance.
Whatever the fear, or barrier, they serve as barriers to proactive action, allowing the addiction to persist unchecked. My pledge is to guide you through these apprehensions, providing continuous support.
"I don't understand how it will work"
Another concern families often grapple with is the fear of the unknown. They may feel uncertain about the intervention process and what it entails, having heard unsettling tales of DIY interventions gone awry.
Fear looms as a formidable obstacle for families. Yet, at its core, an intervention is simply an expression of love—the most profound gesture a family can extend to their suffering loved one.
Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.
Viktor Frankl
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