Intervention &  
Family Services

Our initial call is used to gather important information about you, your loved one, and what prompted you to reach out. We will go over your family history and obtain relevant information about your loved one's physical and mental health status. During the fist call, we will also begin to construct a family genogram as well as consider who else in the family or support network can join us in this process.

After our first call, it's time for some preparation. During this first session that typically takes place over videoconference, we will more thoroughly retrace past events and delve more deeply into the family history. Most importantly, I will walk you through taking the next step of reaching out to your loved one and inviting them to join our upcoming first meeting. 

Should your loved one attend this meeting, we will acknowledge the courage it took for them to make this first step. At this meeting we begin by setting ground rules and boundaries to ensure the safety of all parties. With love, respect, and kindness we  will deliver our requests for treatment. If your loved one agrees, 

Continuing care is a vital part of family recovery. Our comprehensive care meetings are where we continue the work we began from the very first call. As a network we navigate the recovery journey together and take the time to check in with every member of the support network. Some topics we cover during these weekly meetings are discharge and reintegration planning, dealing with unresolved grief, cleaning up wreckage from the past, and handling issues one day at a time.