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Plan an Intervention

Download our free resource breaking point and plan an intervention.

Step 1 – Call the NLSR Center – 866.543.3361  Plan an intervention now

Call our private and confidential line. We are here to assess, listen and evaluate whether or not we can provide resources you need.

Step 2 – Placement with an interventionist Plan an intervention now

Upon clinical assessment of the individuals needs, you will be given some different alternatives. If you decide to proceed with interviewing an interventionist, we\’ll provide you with that information.

Step 3 – Treatment Action

The interventionist will highlight a specific plan that will include all details necessary to facilitate a plan. This will leave zero grey areas and will allow you involved from beginning to end.  Plan an intervention for a loved one.

Step 4 – Outline a plan of action

Through a series of one-on-one meetings and/or telephone conversations, you will begin to plan and facilitate the information necessary to prepare.

Step 5 – Pre-intervention meeting

An intervention will fly to your location to begin the pre-intervention meeting. This will educate everyone involved about the nature of addiction, and provide a framework of truth. It will help alleviate the questions those involved may have. Treatment options will be discussed at that point. Those people involved will be given assignments to prepare written or verbal loving truth confrontation to share with the addict during the intervention.

Step 6 – Intervention

The intervention itself will be done at a set time pre-arranged to assure the addict’s availability. Everyone included will gather in love to support the treatment options. This is meant to be done in love, and done in a non-threatening, nonjudgmental atmosphere. Plan an intervention with confidence.

Step 7 – Treatment admissions  – Plan an intervention on time

If the individual accepts help, he or she is immediately escorted to treatment. This treatment admission process will be facilitated immediately by having prepared options beforehand. This eliminates the stress of finding a match. The family will have already begun the admission process.

Step 8 – Post-intervention consultation

At New Life, we work one-on-one with family members through our family program. Most interventionists also offer follow-up services to continue to provide support to the family as they make this transition.

Step 9 – Post-treatment services

In addition to planning an intervention, families must also plan a re-entry. This is vital to the long-term success of the person that received intervention. At New Life, our family program assists in this process and allows a variety of support mechanisms.  Plan an intervention with success.

Step 10 – Congratulations on taking the first step toward recovery.

 

Our clinical directors are well known published authors whose materials are used throughout the country and even the world. New Life Spirit Recovery was established in 2005 and has been recognized by many credible ministries such a Focus on the Family and Calvary Chapel.

We’re Here to Help

Are you or a friend in need of help? Please contact us or give us a call today: (866) 543-3361[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][/vc_column][/vc_row]