When someone you love in the Hudson Valley will not accept help, a professionally led intervention gives your family a calm, prepared way to ask.
A drug and alcohol interventionist prepares the family, arranges treatment in advance and leads the conversation that asks a loved one to accept help. We do this for families in the Hudson Valley, from Poughkeepsie to Woodstock, traveling in through New York Stewart International Airport (SWF).
We work with families across the area, including:
If your son or daughter studies at Vassar College, Marist University or SUNY New Paltz, we can time the plan around the academic calendar.
Flying in. New York Stewart International Airport (SWF).
Local crisis and access line. Dutchess County HELPLINE (call or text, 24/7, mental health and substance use): 845-485-9700.
Public behavioral health. Dutchess County Department of Behavioral and Community Health.
Treatment court. Ulster Regional Drug Treatment Court.
Family support. NAMI Mid-Hudson and Al-Anon Information Service District 31 (Kingston).
Emergency. Call 911 if a loved one is in immediate danger. Call or text 988 for an emotional crisis.
Who is in the room, what each person says, which program holds a bed. See the full steps.
Your interventionist flies into New York Stewart International Airport (SWF) and meets the family before the intervention.
Sober transport to a program near the Hudson Valley or out of state.
Public behavioral health services run through Dutchess County Department of Behavioral and Community Health.
Dutchess County's Stabilization Center at 230 North Road in Poughkeepsie accepts walk-ins, and the county HELPLINE can be reached by calling 988 or texting 845-485-9700 (source).
The Dutchess County Stabilization Center at 230 North Road in Poughkeepsie is open 24/7 for mental health and substance use crises, with no appointment or referral needed (source).
Dutchess County's Overdose Prevention Program trains residents and supplies overdose prevention kits, with more than 3,000 Narcan kits distributed. Ask via HELPLINE, 845-485-9700 (source).
Ulster Regional Drug Treatment Court can connect treatment with a legal case.
NAMI Mid-Hudson and Al-Anon Information Service District 31 (Kingston) offer meetings and education for relatives.
Not directly. New York has no addiction-specific court process a family can start. More detail: New York alcohol interventionist and New York drug interventionist.
Immediate danger: call 911. Emotional crisis: call or text 988.
For the Hudson Valley, Dutchess County HELPLINE (call or text, 24/7, mental health and substance use) answers at 845-485-9700, and 988 takes calls and texts nationwide.
See every community on our New York interventionists page.
Yes. Our professional interventionists travel to families in the Hudson Valley, usually through New York Stewart International Airport (SWF). Planning starts by phone or video, so your family can begin right away.
Call 911 if anyone is in immediate danger. For the Hudson Valley, Dutchess County HELPLINE (call or text, 24/7, mental health and substance use) answers at 845-485-9700, and 988 takes calls and texts nationwide.
Start with Dutchess County Department of Behavioral and Community Health.
Yes. Ulster Regional Drug Treatment Court connects treatment with a criminal case. An intervention can often move someone into treatment before a case starts.
NAMI Mid-Hudson and Al-Anon Information Service District 31 (Kingston) offer meetings and education for relatives.
One confidential conversation with a professional interventionist. No pressure, no obligation. We'll help you find the right next step for your family.
