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Addiction is a family matter

What is an Intervention?

An intervention is an attempt by family, friends or business associates to have a person they care about seek help for their addiction or emotional disability. Interventions are direct and involve a meeting with the troubled person.

Responding quickly and with professional integrity, James and Janice Dunn of Successful Interventions offer a safe and compassionate approach to successfully dealing with self destructive behaviors.

We work closely with the co-dependent family to ensure that each family member is confident in themselves and more effective in helping the addicted individual.

Who can request an Intervention?

If a family member, friend or business associate you care about has serious personal problems such as addiction or emotional disability contact us to learn what we can do together to help them.

What will Successul Interventions do for you?

We know that loving and caring interventions will help troubled individuals achieve fundamental changes in their lives. Working with complete confidentiality, we take everyone through the intervention process and provide ongoing follow-up through treatment and recovery.

Our goal is to ensure a better life for the troubled person and for those who care enough to help. Of the hundreds of interventions facilitated, well over 90% have resulted in the troubled individual entering treatment.

Let us facilitate the intervention so that you don’t need to worry any more — put your mind at rest.

Please contact James and Janice at Successful Interventions. We are professional interventionists with years of experience, having done hundreds of Successful Interventions with people from all walks of life.

Telephone
1-250-714-0055
to speak directly with James or Janice

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Interventions Change Lives and Families

Experienced, confidential and caring intervention services for:

  • Addiction, including:
    • Drugs
    • Alcohol
    • Sex
    • Computer
    • Gambling
  • Eating disorders:
    • Bulimia
    • Anorexia
    • Compulsive overeating
  • Issues facing seniors
  • Mental health challenges

 

Troubled individuals are often not capable of rational self-assessment and are unlikely to seek help for themselves. Those of us who care can be influential in moving them towards a better life.