We conduct the whole intervention process with gentleness, honesty, and transparency, with the ultimate goal of persuading the addicted person to accept treatment.

With our first meeting, our professional interventionists help guide your family in loving and communicating differently.

We guide and support your family in loving and communicating without enabling.

We help you set clear boundaries, establish expectations and accountability within the family.

Our Goal for Your Family Meeting

Our intervention services for alcoholism, drug addiction and eating disorders are designed to address each family’s individual situation.

We create and orchestrate your intervention with multiple goals for one purpose: to meet your family exactly where you, to honor your particular situation, to empower your loved one to accept treatment.

The ultimate purposes: To set your whole family free to live a life of wholeness and wellbeing.

How We Orchestrate the Process

The process is simple. It all starts with a free, confidential conversation with one our certified interventionists, all of whom have over 2 decades of sobriety and are professionally trained interventionists + recovery coaches.

Whole Families interventionists will listen to your situation and learn about your family’s history, its strengths and challenges. Once we have as much information as we need, we will create a plan for your family’s success. In this stage of the process, we identify participating members and have one-on-one conversations with each one. This way, we learn about your family’s situation and the life of your loved one from many perspectives.

From here, we identify the proper treatment for your needs and budget.

Next, we convene the intervention and empower your loved one to go to the treatment center you have chosen.

We don’t stop here. While your loved one is in treatment, we help you create a plan for your family’s long-term success, offering 24/7 lifetime emergency support.

Addiction is a Disease.

We Approach It as One.

As defined by the American Medical Association (AMA), addiction is a disease.  It is not a moral failing.

Like all diseases, addiction is caused by a combination of behavioral, environmental and biological factors. Genetic risk factors account for about half of the likelihood that an individual will develop an addiction.

Addiction of all types can affect our physical, emotional and mental health.  It is a progressive disease.

Without treatment, addiction can ruin lives.  Not just for the person concerned.  Families, friends, and colleagues suffer too.  Untreated addiction can lead to jail, mental institutions, and death.

By the time families reach out to us, most have attempted numerous times to help their loved one find recovery, and it failed. This time, do it right. We at Whole Families teach you how to love differently. How to love without enabling. How to love with accountability.