There are no easy answers for treating alcoholics. Interventions help some times, but not usually in getting people sober the first time. Generally speaking, people won't respond to forced counseling, not even when required by law, as in parole or probationary rules. Family intervention with a counselor helps sometimes, and at least plants the seed that they may need help, but it is usually "hitting bottom", that is, reaching whatever point of maximum tolerance that individual has for the trouble he or she is in, that makes the difference. Hopefully, they hit bottom before divorce, arrests, bankrupty, or death. Treatment for Alcoholism relies mostly on aftercare. Even people pushed into rehabs and detoxes won't stay clean unless they have some sort of aftercare program to help, at least at first. Alcoholics Anonymous has the best track record for aftercare at this time, and it's free, non-confrontational, one alcoholic helping another.
Strategic Interventions and Family Interventions are two online sources for planning an alcohol abuse intervention. MayoClinic also offers some information on how to plan an intervention.
Alcohol intervention programs help those who have an alcohol abuse issue to rise above it and to become better, more productive members of society. It also helps those around the alcohol abuser to have safer and better lives.
Information on alcohol intervention can be found online on various free websites. You can also contact your local doctor in order to find out more about alcohol dependence.
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There are several different reasons for holding an intervention. Interventions can be held for such things as eating disorders, or self mutilating disorders.
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Interventions for alcohol are short, usually two hours in length at which the person is given the choice to receive treatment or continue with their drinking. Most interventions for alcohol end with family and friends speaking their mind and asking that the person seek professional help.
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There a way over 100 rehabilitation centers in Los Angeles, California. Many of the alcohol and substance abuse clinics offer outpatient therapy, family counseling, aftercare services, and intervention as well.