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98 individual profiles and 57 practice listings. Some are connected; these are not counts of independent providers. No ratings, paid placement, or automatic matches.

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155 listings; showing 12. Alphabetical, not ranked.

Intervention and treatment referral service

Addiction Experts

Addiction Experts describes a team-based intervention process with family education and support before and after the meeting. Its service page discusses planning for either acceptance or refusal of help, and working with mental health professionals in Ontario.

Listed locations: Ontario

Listed areas: Substance use, Mental health

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Intervention practice

Addiction Interventions

Addiction Interventions describes family preparation, intervention facilitation, and treatment-placement coordination for addiction and mental health concerns. Its dual-diagnosis page distinguishes those planning services from the clinical assessment and treatment performed by the receiving provider.

Listed locations: Contact the practice about service areas

Listed areas: Addiction, Mental health, Dual diagnosis

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Intervention practice

Alaska Intervention Services

Alaska Intervention Services describes locally based intervention support for families and businesses, including rural and remote communities. It lists family consultation, case coordination, and transport-related support. Availability, travel logistics, and the scope of any professional or workplace case need to be confirmed directly.

Listed locations: Alaska

Listed areas: Substance use, Mental health

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Intervention and family coaching practice

All About Interventions

All About Interventions describes Louise Stanger's invitational approach, with preparation for the family before a planned conversation. The practice discusses addiction, mental health, and related complex situations. Its website also publishes a statement about not accepting provider referral payments, which remains a source claim.

Listed locations: California

Listed areas: Substance use, Mental health, Process addictions

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Intervention and care management practice

Axiom Intervention and Case Management Services

Axiom describes a staged intervention process with family preparation, travel to the meeting, treatment coordination, and ongoing support. The practice separates the interventionist's meeting responsibilities from the team's work arranging admission.

Listed locations: Contact the practice about service areas

Listed areas: Alcohol use, Substance use, Mental health and more

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Intervention professional directory

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A practice may have several team members or operate a treatment program itself. Ask who will work directly with your family, how recommendations are made, and whether referral payments or financial relationships influence your options.

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  1. What credentials do you hold, and where can I check them independently?
  2. What experience do you have with situations like ours?
  3. How do you assess safety and decide whether an intervention is appropriate?
  4. What approach do you use, and how is our loved one involved?
  5. What are all fees, travel costs, cancellation terms, and follow-up services?
  6. Do you receive referral fees or have financial ties to treatment providers?
  7. What happens if our loved one declines help?

Using the directory

Explore intervention professionals and practices by name, location, or service. Individual profiles describe professional roles; practice profiles describe the organization's services. Contact the professional or practice to ask about availability, service areas, and fees.

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