A family intervention is a formal type of intervention involving a structured, solution-focused approach. A group composed of family members and friends come together in a caring and non-judgmental manner and discuss their views and concerns about the situation of the drug addict or alcoholic.In planning for an intervention, the following steps are important:
- Consult a professional interventionist.
- Identify and contact all possible participants in the intervention process.
- Meet with a professional counselor and discuss the situation to establish certain parameters for the intervention.
- Meet the group and plan the actual intervention and rehearse what each member will say.
- When making a schedule for the actual intervention, pick a time and date when the addict or alcoholic is certainly available and most likely sober.
- Confront the drug addict or alcoholic in a loving and caring manner, making him understand what he's doing is affecting not only himself but all the people who care about him as well.
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