Workplace Intervention

An executive intervention is performed much like a 'family intervention, but it is geared towards executives and other business professionals, who suffer from drug and alcohol addiction. Many successful businessmen and women possess strong, sometimes addictive personalities. We understand the executive mentality with all of its strengths ... and potential weaknesses.

Our executive interventions for professionals are vital to companies that rely on the productive performance of their work force, at every level. In many unfortunate instances, executives with drug, alcohol, and other addictions can become more of a liability, than the fine asset they once were.

The intervention process for executive intervention typically commences with an inquiry contact from the firm or company who realizes a need for an intervention and wants to understand what measures and processes are necessary to help someone in their firm or group who suffers from chemical addiction. Our goal is to increase the productivity and enhance the health of a company and its members through decisive and immediate intervention and care services.

As in family interventions, often times in a professional environment, there are concerns that the addicted executive may respond negatively or possibly seek other employment, as a result of the confrontation and general intervention process. Experience has evidenced that such a scenario does not typically occur. While there is often initial discomfort and even some resistance, when conducted appropriately and professionally the executive intervention dramatically improves and often even saves the life of the executive addict, as well as benefiting the company or firm in large measure.

We are dedicated to the process of the executive intervention because we have seen it succeed over and over again. Our success in helping the addicted individual within an organization saves the individual, firstly, but also saves time, money and the valuable resources of the company or firm, as well.

If someone in your workplace has a problem with any addiction from drugs to alcohol, gambling or another addiction, please contact us today to learn more.