Professional Interventionists Available Nationwide
Our team of interventionists are based in the Florida Panhandle region and travel to families around the entire USA to lead drug and alcohol interventions. We regularly travel all over the Old South to assist families in need.
We are happy to travel to you and do not let geography stand in the way of helping your family and loved ones affected by alcoholism, drug addiction or mental health issues.
We spend an entire day or more with our client’s family and friends prior to the intervention in order to educate them on the addicted brain and why people struggling with substances behave and react differently to life in every aspect. Parts of our intervention pre-planning process can be done by phone or video-chat.
Initial consultations are always free, and we are happy to give advice and guidance to anyone that calls in.
Call our experienced team at (850)-563-9776 for compassionate help.
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- Washington, DC
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Get your loved one back from alcohol or drugs, and on the way to recovery and long-term sobriety.
Understanding Addiction
Alcoholism, Drug Addiction & Behavior Disorders
As professional interventionists, we are here to disrupt the substance abuse patterns a family member or close friend may be displaying due to their addiction to alcohol or drugs. We also are qualified to assist with various mental health disorders.
Addiction & Recovery Topics
We cover a variety of addiction and intervention-related topics in our blog and on Facebook.
What to Expect After an Intervention in 2026 and What Families Need to Prepare For
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From Stigma to Science: How Interventions Are Evolving by 2035
Introduction From Fear to Understanding For decades, addiction interventions were portrayed as confrontations emotional showdowns driven by desperation. But a quiet revolution has been reshaping that narrative. In 2025 and beyond, interventions are no longer
2026 Guide: How AI, Family Coaching, and Telehealth Changed Interventions
A New Era of Connection and Care In 2026, interventions look dramatically different than they did even five years ago.Families no longer have to rely on outdated “tough love” approaches or hope that a single
The Biggest Shifts in Intervention Practices Since 2020 (and What’s Coming by 2030)
From Confrontation to Collaboration In just a few short years, the landscape of addiction intervention has transformed more than at any other time in modern history.Since 2020, the field has shifted from crisis-driven confrontation to
Why Trauma-Informed Interventions Are the Future of Recovery
A Shift from Confrontation to Compassion The world of addiction recovery is evolving fast.What once centered on confrontation and “tough love” is now grounded in understanding, safety, and connection.In 2026, the most effective interventions are
How to Do an Intervention in 2026: Proven, Compassionate Approaches That Get Results
A New Era of Interventions The landscape of addiction and mental health recovery has changed dramatically in just a few years. What used to be a single, emotional confrontation has evolved into a structured, compassionate
Raising Hope: Virginia Sees a Drop in Overdose Deaths and Families Are Responding
In 2024, Virginia experienced the nation’s second‑largest drop in overdose deaths, with over 1,500 fatalities reported and a 44% reduction in fentanyl‑related deaths, according to provisional CDC data. That decline follows a national trend, where
When Families Step In: The Power of Professional Intervention in Alabama’s Mental Health and Addiction Crisis
Mental Health in Alabama: Families Need More Than Awareness Across Alabama, families are quietly struggling with addiction, mental health disorders, and the heartache of watching loved ones spiral. While awareness around mental health is rising
