The National Intervention for Drugs and Alcohol (NIDA) only recommends licensed interventionists for your loved one's professional intervention. We have helped thousands of families just like yours. We provide the help you need to get your loved one into a qualified medical detox and treatment center before it's too late.
Time is the enemy! Don't let it run out on your loved one.
The biggest misunderstanding that we see with families and spouses in regard to interventions for their loved ones is the tendency to wait (pray, wish, hope) that their loved one can somehow get better on their own. Another equally common misperception is that the right time for an intervention is after your loved one has already hit rock bottom. Tragically, at this point it is often too late and sometimes loved ones don't make it. The lucky ones who do pull through from a late stage intervention (followed by rehab treatment) still have return to confront the damage they have caused their loved ones, and themselves, such as: loss of job, loss of marriage, and often the loss of custody of their children.
Don't be fooled by sites claiming 95% success rates or other outlandish claims!
With increasing frequency nowadays we hear stories, either on the news or in our local neighborhoods about families who have lost a love one to substance abuse but claim they have no idea that their loved one even had an alcohol or drug problem. The worst stories are the ones that involve the loss of other innocent lives from a fatal accident caused by someone driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol.
In these very sad cases outsiders will often ask how did the family or spouse not know their loved one was suffering from substance abuse? Could the spouse or family really have missed all the warning signs? In reality often what happened was their loved one created such an elaborate smokescreen of lies and deception that the warning signs may have been hard to recognize. Their loved one's addiction became so strong that it literally controlled them and forced them into lying, cheating, and even stealing to keep getting more of their preferred alcohol or drug of choice. Sometimes they can learn to lie so well that you would literally need a lie detector machine to know if they were telling you the truth or not. In these most extreme cases you really need to do your homework and read up on all the different warning signs and then call us and speak to one of our experts and they will assist in confirming or denying if your loved one indeed has a substance abuse problem, if you are not already sure.
Providing an Intervention Lifeline for Over 15 Years!
For over 15 years NIDA (National Intervention for Drugs and Alcohol) has been providing the lifeline for thousands of families who had previously tried everything on their own and didn't know where to turn for help for their loved ones. Our nationwide network of professional interventionists will help your loved accept the fact that they have a drinking or drug problem and need professional help to get better.
NIDA (National Intervention for Drugs and Alcohol) only works with professional interventionists who are experts at performing successful interventions everyday. After your loved one's successful intervention, if you desire, they can arrange to take your loved one directly from the intervention and check them into any one of the best rated rehab and treatment centers in the country making sure your loved one stays for the duration of the treatment so they can be successfully rehabilitated. In most cases everything is paid by your insurance company.
We can verify that your insurance will cover everything for your loved one's professional intervention when you call us Toll-Free 24/7 at (800) 567-5986.
Your loved one will not get better on their own. If they could do it on their own, they would have already done it on their own and you wouldn't be reading this right now! Your loved one is not weak, nor do they lack determination or will power, they are just no match to fight their physical addiction by themselves. Addiction is just too powerful an enemy to try and defeat alone and without professional help.
