Intervention Services
Cirque Lodge Alcohol and Drug Rehab Center

The Cirque Lodge in Sundance Utah can assist you in the intervention process. This process is much broader than just getting someone motivated for alcohol or drug addiction treatment. Having a professional to consult with in conjunction with the treatment team at the facility will prove invaluable. There are many questions that arise not only before treatment, but during the process and after your loved finishes the program. A good interventionist is often times a solid shoulder to lean upon. The Cirque Lodge alcohol and drug rehab program works with a number of the nation's foremost intervention providers and can assist with consultation.

Cirque Lodge Can Help

Keith Fierman,

Keith Fierman Director of Family Services

Director of Family Support Services at Cirque Lodge, spent many years working with families doing interventions. He currently sits on the Board of Directors for AIS (The Association of Intervention Specialists) nationally and internationally. Keith stays in close contact with many of the top interventionists in the country, and is happy to work with you in matching the right professional to work with your family.

We encourage you to contact Keith directly to go over any questions surrounding the intervention process. He can be reached by phone at either (800) 582-0709 on his cell phone at (205) 533-2489 or e-mail him at kfierman@cirquelodge.com

Intervention and Addiction Treatment

5 Advantages to Intervention
There are advantages to using a professional intervention service in helping a loved one struggling with alcoholism or with drug addiction. With most intervention providers, support and care are found from the point of preparing the intervention, through the stay at an alcohol or drug rehab center, as well as through the aftercare process. Here are 5 areas of advantage for using an interventionist.

1. Successful Intervention - A successful intervention greatly increases the chance of your loved one agreeing to treatment. Statistics vary on the rate of success of an intervention, but it is 70-85% more likely that an individual will agree to enter addiction treatment on the same day an intervention is performed according to some research.
   
   
2. Interventionists provide experience - Interventionists have hours of experience, substance abuse licensing and counseling degrees. Some have even performed numerous interventions on those struggling with Alcoholism, drug addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. They know what they are doing.
   
   
3. Advisor/Facilitator - An interventionist can be a benefit in the planning and intervention process as an advisor and facilitator. Family members can have the chance to talk with their loved one about substance abuse and the need for drug addiction treatment. The interventionist can help to keep these talks on a positive and motivating level with their professional experience.
   
   
4. Professional Association - Intervention providers work with a number of treatment centers. In looking into alcohol rehab or drug rehab, interventionists can help supply information on different facilities and can make recommendations on a treatment providers based on the individual's needs in most cases.
   
   
5. Continuing Care - Intervention providers can also provide a continuing care throughout the treatment and recovery process. Additional counseling, monitoring and support services can be offered through intervention providers.
   

Help with Drug Addiction Treatment

Help Your Loved One
If you are aware that the alcohol or drug abuse is a concern but are having difficulty with your loved one, intervention can benefit you. At times, the subject of addiction can be a sensitive subject and the loved one may become overly confrontational in nature. Interventionists have successfully provided these motivational meetings thousands of times with a great deal of success. Intervention services can also provide much more in the way of additional support and help for the family. While your loved one is in an alcohol rehab or drug rehab program, an intervention professional can act as a liaison or contact between the family and the treatment center.

It has been a misconception for a number of years that a person should wait until they have hit "rock" bottom before seeking out addiction treatment or drug rehab program. This of course is not true. In fact the earlier that the addiction can be treated the better off that individual is. Prolonged exposure to drug or drink of choice can develop into a dependency which can make it a much more difficult time in treatment. If a friend or loved ones addiction problems are just developing into a concern, you should probably seek out the right means of help. Early intervention can also eliminate some of the deep emotional scars that can develop with behaviors and prolonged substance abuse.