If your loved one is in denial about their drinking problem, you need to stage an alcohol intervention. We make sure that conversation is a successful one.
If you notice your loved one drinking a lot, you may begin to wonder if they have a problem. This fear can be compounded if your spouse, sibling, or parent is one of the millions of adults whose behavior changes with alcohol consumption. While some people become more social and uninhibited after a few drinks, others feel angry, anxious, overwhelmed, or sad. These emotions can manifest in ways that harm you and other family members.
When you start asking these questions, it’s a clear sign that your loved one needs treatment—often, this can be challenging to navigate on your own. Our online appointments can help you figure out where to begin, how to be effective in your approach and, most importantly, how to take care of yourself while helping others.
Fortunately, experts have narrowed down clinical criteria for problem drinking. These symptoms of alcoholism can help you determine whether someone you love needs treatment for their condition. Your loved one may be an alcoholic if they exhibit the following symptoms:
Withdrawal symptoms can indicate a severe alcohol use disorder. If your loved one feels nauseated, begins shaking, or sweats when they go without beer, wine, or liquor, professional help is recommended.
Denial is a major obstacle for those hoping to help an alcoholic. Because this substance is both legal and socially acceptable, many addicted individuals maintain that they don’t have any type of alcohol dependence. They’ll often trot out phrases like “I can stop any time I want to,” or “Everyone else is drinking, why can’t I?” Services like Intervention On Call can prepare you to successfully counter these arguments, break through your loved one’s denial, and motivate them to seek treatment at a licensed alcohol rehab.
Our team of national intervention experts offer consultations at an affordable rate. They can help you:
It can be challenging to get through to someone, especially if they don’t seem to recognize the extent of their alcohol abuse. Well-coordinated alcohol interventions set boundaries, outline your expectations, and force the addicted individual’s hand, compelling them to act. Together, we can get your loved one the help they need.
Our intervention experts are ready to meet with you within the next 48 hours. To talk to one of our trained alcohol interventionists, book an appointment with our easy-to-use online platform.
“Intervention On Call guided us through what was one of the worst experiences of our lives and they are our support now that treatment has begun. We will always be grateful for their knowledge, compassion and professionalism.”
Each appointment is priced at a flat rate of $150/hour. To get started, all you need to do is complete the accelerated registration process on our secure telehealth platform. In just five minutes, you can access real-time solutions from credentialed interventionists—no more endless searches, racing thoughts, or sleepless nights trying to figure out what to do. We’re here for you.
An excellent resource for families struggling with addiction.