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WE OFFER A FREE PHONE CONFERENCE FROM ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. WITH YOU AND THE INTERVENTION PARTICIPANTS AS A FIRST STEP IN THE PROCESS OF DECIDING IF INTERVENTION IS THE RIGHT CHOICE.

 

Intervention is appropriate for the following.

1. Drug Dependency
2. Alcohol Dependency
3. Compulsive Gambling
4. Sexual Compulsivity
5. Anger Rage Management
6. Depression and Psychiatric Issues.
7. Compulsive Spending.

THE FIRST STEP.
 
Free phone conference to you and the intervention participants.

We offer you and the potential intervention participants an opportunity to participate in a phone conference held at a time that works for you. You can be anywhere in the country and using a land line or mobile phone to call a toll free conference number where we can discuss the prospect of intervention and if it is right for you and your family. This is a free service to you. We want to make sure that intervention is the correct next step. This will allow you and family members an opportunity to be part of the same conversation and hearing the same thing at the same time. Many families choose to take advantage of this tool as a time saving step. A great deal of information comes together at this point and a great deal of clarity about your patients illness. This call is done without the potential intervention patient. And it is a free step in our assessment process. This is a great tool that we as a group can continue to use throughout the intervention, treatment and post treatment stages.

We have been conducting interventions all over the United States and South America since 1995. Since that time, we have had a 97% success rate of patients entering treatment. We can't promise you that your patient will enter treatment, but we can promise the best possible window of opportunity.

It always scares me when I hear a family member or a treating professional say "someone has to want help" in order to get well. I wonder how many lives would be lost to this illness if that were true. I believe that as a group of loving and concerned people we can give a person the strength that they have been robbed of by thier illness. Shame and fear are very powerful feelings and can keep someone in active addiction for a lifetime. We as a group can make a difference and provide a window of opportunity where one might never exist. My recovery started with an intervention and it saved my life. I am proof that it can work. I am dedicated to carrying this message and helping families to find recovery and hope.

 

What is intervention ?

Intervention is a process in which we help you to come together as a group from a loving and respectful place to help someone who is suffering in their life from addiction, depression, eating disorders, compulsive gambling or sexual compulsivity.
Our process is designed to provide a window of opportunity for treatment, recovery and change. Not only in the effected person but your family as well.
Treatment will help you to rediscover your life, inspire and give hope where hope has been lost to fear, desperation and anger. Intervention can be preventative as opposed to a last resort as the result of a life threatening crisis, physical harm, legal issues, divorce or termination from a job.

No interventionist can or should promise you that your loved one will enter treatment. No matter how difficult the case, we will promise you that this will be an opportunity for change, for hope and for a second chance at your life.
We believe that the addiction or compulsive behavior is just one symptom of this illness and that entering treatment to address the underlying issues is what works… A promise to stop with out formal treatment is never long lived and often is just another failed attempt which continues the vicious cycle of anger, frustration and additional loss of hope.

As a recovering person myself for the past 20 years and working in the field of addiction and recovery for over 18 years I understand first hand how the addicted person and the family is affected. Addiction and depression will not go away itself because of a promise out of desperation, or a plea from an act of shame or a legal confrontation, it is an illness that left untreated is destructive to family and children and is life threatening.

We believe that entering treatment gives the suffering individual and your family an opportunity to focus on themselves with as little distraction as possible, to regain clarity and emotional strength to fight for a new life, an opportunity that will never exist while addiction is active. Addiction robs us of self respect, good intentions and hope. The treatment centers that we work with are ones that we know and trust and offer a family program to help recovery to begin on the outside so a patient will enter a healthier environment upon discharge.

Our promise is to be there for you before during and after the treatment experience, and to continue to guide you and your family through early recovery. Intervention should be thought of as the beginning of a process and not a onetime event.


Roger Canevari B.C.I. / C.A.D.C | 949.360.8888 | 866.477.8777 | roger@recoveryfound.com