The key to a successful intervention is a skilled interventionist. The interventionist will talk to the initiating family member(s) to determine who should be present. Very often, the group include immediate family as well as "concerned persons" who have a significant role in the life of the addict.
You need to talk to other family members, expressing your concern. After that, you should discuss the intervention and get it arranged.
A group intervention is a way to reach a family member. You can also contact groups that offer intervention help for strategy to planning an intervention.
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The word intervention means to get involve in anotherÕs affairs. The word intervening is the act of intervention. If you are getting involved in someone else situation you are intervening.
The word intervention means to get involve in anotherÕs affairs. The word intervening is the act of intervention. If you are getting involved in someone else situation you are intervening.
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Professionals have the skills to help resolve the numerous problems surrounding addictions, and are not emotionally or socially involved with the addict and family. This avoids conflicts of interest and of emotion.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5690240_plan-family-intervention-alcoholics.html This site gives great directions on dealing with alcoholism. These steps can be implemented in many other troubles your family member may be in.
The best thing that family can do for a substance abuser is stage an intervention. Once that intervention has been staged, present the abuser with the opportunity to go to rehab.
At a typcial intervention, friends and family will confornt an individual who is having a problem, they will voise what they feel is wrong and offer assistance to the person to get better.