An intervention is often the first step in helping someone struggling with a mental health disorder, substance use disorder, or behavioral addiction, such as gambling, gaming, or eating disorders. It is a structured, compassionate approach designed to encourage individuals to seek help while providing them with support, guidance, and a clear path to treatment in a safe, non-judgmental environment.
At Drew Horowitz & Associates, our certified interventionists specialize in guiding individuals and families through this delicate process. We understand that interventions can be emotionally complex, which is why we take a thoughtful, individualized approach to ensure the experience is effective, supportive, and empowering for everyone involved.’
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How Our Professional Interventions Work
Our process begins with a comprehensive assessment to understand the individual’s unique challenges and needs. We then collaborate with family members and loved ones to develop a personalized recovery intervention plan, ensuring that everyone is aligned in their goal of helping their loved one accept treatment.
On the Day of the Intervention
A certified interventionist leads the conversation in a calm, structured setting. The focus is on compassion, not confrontation—helping the individual recognize the need for treatment without fear or blame. We provide clear options for immediate next steps, whether that’s inpatient treatment, outpatient therapy, or another recovery pathway.
Beyond the intervention, our team offers ongoing emotional support and ensures a smooth transition into treatment, setting the foundation for lasting recovery.
Who Can Benefit from a Recovery Intervention?
Drew Horowitz & Associates provides a number of intervention services to individuals experiencing substance abuse and mental health issues. Our interventionists are trained to assess the individual and provide the most effective intervention method.
Here’s an overview of the intervention services we provide:
- Substance Use Interventions
- Interventions for Alcohol Abuse
- Group Interventions for Depression
- Mental Health Interventions
- Eating Disorder Interventions
- Gambling Interventions
- Chemical Assessments
- Treatment Consultations
- Clinical Transport
- Dual Diagnosis Interventions
An intervention is designed for those who are reluctant or unwilling to seek help on their own but whose mental health or addiction is significantly impacting their life. It’s an opportunity for loved ones to come together in a supportive, structured way to encourage treatment and recovery.
