The initial goal of intervention services are to help individuals enter treatment and get the support they need. This can be treatment for mental health disorder, or for addiction. This can also be a way to identify and address problems early and seek a solution before it is too late.

During the intervention, families gather with their loved one and an intervention specialist to discuss their current challenges and accept treatment. If your loved one struggles and needs help, schedule an initial consultation to get them out of the spiral.

The duration of the actual intervention meeting can vary, but the entire process usually takes a few weeks, depending on the case, and unless there is a crisis that requires an immediate response. Our Intervention Specialists at Maxwell Recovery Services in Colorado develop a strategic plan for individuals and families. We understand the various behavioral, contextual, and emotional forces that keep individuals stuck, and create a plan to tackle the problem step-by-step.

The main purpose of an intervention is for the family to come together, express love and concern, and help their loved one accept treatment.  Family members often feel helpless, and working with an intervention specialist can be a lifeline of support. At Maxwell Recovery Services, we help by providing a strategic action plan to support your loved one in their recovery.

While intervention is often a necessary and effective method to address addictions and mental health problems, intervention can also carry risks. This includes emotional distress and damage to relationships if the individual feels undue pressure. Typically, these situations are caused when the intervention process has not been well planned, timed, and thought out. We help families learn ways to intervene without causing harm. Our Colorado intervention services provide comprehensive support, helping people address their problems and step onto a recovery path.