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Intervention Services for Families
Intervention Services for Families
If you're worried about someone's substance use and don't know how to bring it up, an intervention can open the door to treatment. Limitless Counseling Group helps families plan and carry out a caring, structured conversation, with professional support before, during, and after.
What is an intervention?
What is an intervention?
An intervention is a planned conversation in which family members and loved ones share, with kindness and honesty, how a person's substance use is affecting them, and offer a clear path to get help. It works best when it is prepared, not improvised.
How we help.
How we help.
1. Consultation. We listen to your situation and help you decide whether an intervention is the right step.
2. Planning. We help you decide who takes part, what each person will say, and what boundaries you'll hold.
3. The conversation. We guide the conversation so it stays calm, respectful, and focused on getting help.
4. Next steps. We help connect your loved one with treatment, which may include our Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) or a referral if a higher level of care is needed.
Signs it may be time.
Signs it may be time.
• Substance use is affecting work, health, safety, or relationships
• Earlier conversations ended in denial, anger, or promises that weren't kept
• You find yourself covering for, worrying about, or arguing with your loved one most days If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Cost
Cost
Our Intensive Outpatient Program is the one service in-network with most major insurance plans.
Support for you, too!
Support for you, too!
Families need care during this time. Our Family Coaching service helps you set boundaries and look after yourself, whatever your loved one decides.
Talk to us first!
Talk to us first!
Call or text (682) 250-0139, email healing@limitlesscounselinggroup.com, or complete our Client Interest Form.
Your first conversation is about understanding your situation, not committing to anything.
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