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INTERVENTION GUIDE A FREE RESOURCE FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY This guide will help you plan and conduct an intervention for a loved one struggling with drugs or alcohol. It covers: selecting the right

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1. Determine the purpose of the intervention - is it to address a specific issue or to offer support and assistance?
2. Gather a supportive team - include family members, friends, and professionals who can help in facilitating the intervention and provide support to the individual.
3. Research and gather information about the individual's condition or addiction - understanding the situation can help in planning the intervention effectively.
4. Plan the intervention - set a date, time, and location that is comfortable for the individual. Create a script or outline for the intervention, outlining the concerns, consequences, and treatment options.
5. Rehearse the intervention - role-play the intervention with the team to ensure everyone is prepared and comfortable with their roles.
6. Hold the intervention - gather the individual and the team in the designated location, calmly express concerns and consequences, offer treatment options, and provide support and love.
7. Encourage the individual to accept help - emphasize the importance of seeking treatment and offer resources and support to make the process easier.
8. Follow-up and provide ongoing support - stay involved in the individual's treatment and recovery process, offer support and assistance, and encourage them to stay on the right path.

Who needs staging an intervention?

1. Staging an intervention can be beneficial for individuals who are struggling with addiction, substance abuse, mental health issues, or any destructive behavior.
2. It is typically done when the person's actions are causing harm to themselves or others, and they may be resistant to seeking help on their own.
3. Interventions can also be helpful for family members, friends, or loved ones who want to express their concerns, provide support, and encourage the individual to seek treatment.

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What is staging an intervention?

Staging an intervention is a structured conversation between loved ones and someone who is struggling with addiction or mental health issues, in order to persuade them to seek help.

Who is required to file staging an intervention?

Family members, friends, or colleagues who are concerned about someone's well-being may choose to stage an intervention.

How to fill out staging an intervention?

To stage an intervention, participants should consult with a professional interventionist, carefully plan the discussion, and express their concerns and support for the individual.

What is the purpose of staging an intervention?

The purpose of staging an intervention is to encourage the individual to recognize their problem, accept help, and begin the journey to recovery.

What information must be reported on staging an intervention?

Information such as specific behaviors of concern, impact on relationships, and available resources for treatment should be discussed during the intervention.