Intervention is the interference in the affairs of another in the hopes to encourage that individual to seek professional treatment for substance abuse. Typically interventions proceed with close family and friends in an encouraging environment. The idea of intervention that the addict is faced with a final decision to proceed with addiction treatment, or lose those closest to them.
Symptoms of Drug Overdose: When to Seek Medical Attention A drug overdose occurs when an individual has too much of a drug or combination of drugs. The symptoms of an overdose may vary depending on the drug used. Depressants are drugs that slow the central nervous system. They typically decrease breathing and heart rate. Depressants […]
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How to Help a Suicidal Person It is estimated that more than a million people die each year as a result of suicide. Many of those who end their lives may not want to die but are experiencing so much pain and turmoil that they can see no other way to end the pain.
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When your loved one’s addiction has reached a crisis point and you’re ready to stage an intervention there are some things you should do and some things to avoid. In order to ensure that your message comes through in the most effective way, we’ve outlined some general guidelines for staging a formal intervention. Before the
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Intervention is defined as a coordinated effort by a group of people to help an addict realize that they need professional help in dealing with their addictions. Interventions are often conducted by friends and family members of the addict, and typically involve a confrontational meeting. Interventions highlight the important role that an addict’s family and
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