Our case managers are patient advocates who make sure your loved one navigates the complicated world of recovery.
The road to long-term recovery is complex, and staying on track with it goes beyond the skills and strengths of most people, much less someone struggling with the beginnings of sobriety. Even when your loved one has wholeheartedly agreed to enter treatment after a successful intervention, the path is full of organizational challenges and potential frustration.
Those entering recovery must coordinate and attend various appointments, collaborate with various counselors and medical professionals on the care team, and, most important of all, maintain a schedule that lays down a foundation for health and self-improvement. There may also be various things to coordinate with other outside parties like probation officers, attorneys, employers and educators.
The buffer that intensive case management provides fully allows the patient and the family to each separately focus on their own healing and recovery process.
Our intensive case management services offer a level of oversight during care and after-care that families typically cannot provide themselves for those in recovery. Our case managers are patient advocates that serve as the primary liaison, ensuring appointments are attended, any tasks are finished, and that goals and milestones are reached, all while keeping the family member informed.
We operate on a full-service basis, believing that it is best during this period if the patient and family work with a liaison and buffer. The coordination and management of after-care is stressful and can cause additional friction in the family dynamic. Case management often runs alongside sober transport and sober companionship as part of our full range of intervention services.
Coordination of the details of care, referrals and introductions to professionals, new services added or eliminated, and travel plans are among the Case Manager's responsibilities. Other details that we cover include:
Every appointment made, every task finished, tracked by an advocate whose only job is follow-through.
The liaison and buffer role absorbs the friction of after-care coordination, so relationships can heal instead of managing logistics.
Goals and milestones are set, tracked and reached, with the family member kept informed at every stage.
Counselors, medical professionals, and outside parties like probation officers, attorneys, employers and educators all stay coordinated.
An intervention for alcohol or drug addiction is a process and not just a one-time event. We work with each family individually to create a personalized plan that will assist them best on their loved one's road to recovery.
Understanding. Our first steps in the intervention process are to understand our clients' situation and recovery needs, so we can identify how to best provide support. A great deal of strategic planning and coaching occurs with the family prior to the actual intervention.
The Intervention. On the day of the intervention, we will meet at a pre-determined and neutral location. The client will be supported by participating family members and close friends.
Treatment Center. After the intervention meeting, we will notify the treatment center that your loved one has chosen to attend rehabilitation and will be starting immediately.
Sober Transport. During this part of the process, our last step is to make sure the client arrives at the treatment center safely, unless other arrangements have been determined prior. You don't need to wait for your loved one to hit rock bottom. The role of a professional interventionist is to raise the bottom.
Please be aware we are not marketers or recruiters for treatment centers, and that we do not receive compensation or incentives for referrals. Our selection and recommendation of a treatment center is based solely on the facility's match and fit with your loved one's needs.
The team at Clear Path Interventions are certified family interventionists, certified intervention professionals and recovery coaches. We also have a wealth of experience and guidance to share with you in selection of a sober living home and other after-care options down the road for your family member. We treat every situation with the same passion and level of care as if we were assisting a member of our own family. Meet the team on our interventionists page, or call (850) 563-9776 for compassionate help. We provide free consultations and advice to every caller.
They serve as the primary liaison and patient advocate: making sure appointments are attended, tasks are finished, and goals and milestones are reached, all while keeping the family informed.
The coordination and management of after-care is stressful and can cause additional friction in the family dynamic. A liaison and buffer lets the patient and the family each focus on their own healing and recovery.
The full care team: counselors and medical professionals, plus outside parties like probation officers, attorneys, employers and educators when a situation calls for it.
One confidential conversation with a professional interventionist. No pressure, no obligation. We'll help you find the right next step for your family.
