How it works

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 Our intervention downloads will provide your family with the tools to better cope with substance use disorder or any other type of addiction you might be experiencing.

Offering Intervention training to your students allows you to become a leader in helping people to learn to do things for themselves to get ahead in the world.  Universities and colleges are specifically designed to have people take on the challenges.

Police and front-line workers have a tremendous amount of stress and fatigue that they deal with regularly.  We are aware of this and are here to help you maintain a career in the field you love.  

Do you have someone at home or in the company who goes to the bar, drinks a number of alcoholic beverages, and then drives home?  This is the cause of over 1,500,000 DWI arrests in the United States.  We can help you put together a plan to avoid your loved one from getting a DWI.

The freedom we have in our country is attributed to the men and women who serve and make this possible for us to enjoy.  When one of them struggles with substance use disorder or relationship issues, we don't hear about it.  Now they can intervene on their issues themselves at an earlier time for better rates of success.  

Rather than sending a person to jail or giving them a huge fine, consider having them do an intervention on themselves and be monitored by family or a friend that can be accountable to the court.  This is another way to help a person stay in recovery and an excellent resource for judges and lawyers.

If you are a professional and know of a colleague who is struggling with Substance Use Disorder or Behavioral Health issues, you can now help them by intervening on them yourself. Our Professionals Program download is designed to help legal professionals, health care professionals, safety sensitive professionals and executives.  

The monitoring programs started years ago when the pilots of commercial airlines needed to prove it to their supervisors that they are remaining in recovery.    Since the program is successful with pilots, physicians and other healthcare organizations implemented similar programs.  Statistically, those who go through treatment have about a 50-50 chance to stay in recovery after one year.  Those who are in a monitoring program have much higher rates of success. 

EAPs now have a resource that they can direct their people to when they identify substance use disorder and relationship issues.  An early intervention can save an organization time and money especially today.