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Julie Kelly |
When you know someone who is addicted to mind altering substances - drugs, alcohol, cocaine, perscription medicine, marijuana, etc. - you keep waiting for a moment in that person's life when she or he will want to get help.
The myth is you have to wait until the person "bottoms out" and asks for help. Instead of waiting for this to happen - and it seldom does - you can be part of a positive presentation which will create insight and action both for you and the addicted person. This is the gift of Intervention. |
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Unlike traditional confrontational intervention models, the Systemic Family Intervention (SFI) is invitational. In this model the entire family is invited to work together to address multiple issues in a respectful, safe environment. The family is then able to utilize new skills to help themselves and the dependent family member to accept treatment.
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Systemic Family Intervention is unique because:
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