[header] How to perform an intervention [title] Consult with a professional. [step] To ensure the best chances for success, you should consult with someone who has experience helping addicts and conducting interventions. A professional interventionist will be able to guide you and other family member through the process, increasing chances that the intervention will be successful.
[header] How to perform an intervention [title] Consult with a professional. [step] To ensure the best chances for success, you should consult with someone who has experience helping addicts and conducting interventions. A professional interventionist will be able to guide you and other family member through the process, increasing chances that the intervention will be successful.
[substeps] People that can work with you on your recovery may be a good way to manage the condition, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are right for you. If the treatment experience wasn't enjoyable or cathartic for you before, seeing a mental health professional can be helpful. [substeps] The cost for therapy to help addicts and interventions can range from $40 to over $100. If you are not sure whether to bring an intervention, a professional can monitor the condition and help you to determine if it would be a good fit for you. You can meet with the professional beforehand to plan things out, and you may even want to invite him or her to the intervention to act as a facilitator. It's especially important to consult with a professional if the following is true : [substeps] The person has a history of mental illness. [substeps] Ask your doctor or guidance counselor for advice on finding a professional interventionist in your area or to get a referral from your primary care doctor. This should be someone who has been through the same process as you.