I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past.
-- Patrick Henry
-- Patrick Henry
Do you have a loved one who needs help, but refuses to accept it...
A Professional Intervention can be used to help:
• Alcoholism problem
• Drug addiction problem
• Gambling problem
• Eating disorders
• Psychiatric problems
• Those suffering from severe depression
• Emotional or behavioral problems
• Adults or adolescents
Once a successfully orchestrated Intervention has been completed, your loved one needs to be immediately taken to a program of recovery (or detox center, if applicable). But when a family has depleted a substantial portion of their financial resources on an Intervention, there's a good chance they won't be able to afford a QUALITY program of recovery, which is paramount to an alcoholic and/or drug addicts willingness to admit & accept the fact that they need help, and begin moving forward in life while starting over...
Please allow us help you during this very difficult time...
Confidential and discrete.
Call, fax, or email us today!
Phone: (203) 206-3039
Toll Free Fax: (866) 519-4384
Email: john@affordableinterventions.com
Once a successfully orchestrated Intervention has been completed, your loved one needs to be immediately taken to a program of recovery (or detox center, if applicable). But when a family has depleted a substantial portion of their financial resources on an Intervention, there's a good chance they won't be able to afford a QUALITY program of recovery, which is paramount to an alcoholic and/or drug addicts willingness to admit & accept the fact that they need help, and begin moving forward in life while starting over...
When someone you love has a drug problem, it soon becomes the problem of everyone around them.
More often than not, the family and loved ones around the drug user can see the drug problem developing
long before the user can. Sometimes a change in behavior can indicate a drug problem, but it could
also be depression, stress, or other psychological and emotional problems. These are just some of the
signs that someone you know may have an alcohol or drug abuse problem:
1) Exhibits extreme personality changes when under the influence of a drug or substance.
More often than not, the family and loved ones around the drug user can see the drug problem developing
long before the user can. Sometimes a change in behavior can indicate a drug problem, but it could
also be depression, stress, or other psychological and emotional problems. These are just some of the
signs that someone you know may have an alcohol or drug abuse problem:
1) Exhibits extreme personality changes when under the influence of a drug or substance.
2) Misses excessive amounts of time from work or school, & experiences related trouble.
3) Continually fails to follow through on prior commitments and obligations.
4) Constant financial issues, not paying bills, not being able to account for money.
5) Always feels tired, run-down, depressed, angry, hopeless or suicidal.
6) Avoids family & friends, and continually denies use of drugs or alcohol.
7) Trouble in relationships (spouses, children, parents, siblings, friends, etc).
8) Encounters legal trouble, often ending up on the wrong side of the law.
3) Continually fails to follow through on prior commitments and obligations.
4) Constant financial issues, not paying bills, not being able to account for money.
5) Always feels tired, run-down, depressed, angry, hopeless or suicidal.
6) Avoids family & friends, and continually denies use of drugs or alcohol.
7) Trouble in relationships (spouses, children, parents, siblings, friends, etc).
8) Encounters legal trouble, often ending up on the wrong side of the law.
Please allow us help you during this very difficult time...
Confidential and discrete.
Call, fax, or email us today!
Phone: (203) 206-3039
Toll Free Fax: (866) 519-4384
Email: john@affordableinterventions.com