Knowing when it is the right time, is something so personal to you, your heart, and your family. When is enough, enough? What do you want your relationships to look like? Are you worried for your loved one’s safety? Are things progressing too quickly with their illness? Do you feel out of options?

The right time to intervene is when you want to offer a better way of life for your loved one. It really is about your relationship with the individual struggling and what you want your relationship with them to look and feel like. Working with an interventionist can offer you support, guidance, and provide navigation through a difficult and confusing time. It is extremely personal to know, when you feel the need for outside help. If you have done everything you can think of or feel like you are out of options, please know, you are not. Intervention may be a solution to get your loved one the help they need – quickly and efficiently.

Our team of sober coaches are based in St. Paul MN and Palm Beach FL and provide in person services in those regions. We are also able to offer virtual options to clients outside of those areas. Please call us to discuss what sober coaching would look like for you or your loved one.

The best way to start is to pick up the phone and call us today at (800) 731-0854. We offer complimentary consultations to any family interested in learning more about what we do and the care options that are available to their loved one.

At Drew Horowitz & Associates, a sober coach is your personal liaison and dedicated clinical partner. Their focus is to walk side by side during your early recovery as a friend and partner. The purpose of a coach is not to replace IOP or therapy, but to help enhance your aftercare plan (post treatment) and make sure that the clients we help stay on track – even when things are going good. This can be a common pitfall in early recovery or for those who struggle with relapse. When things improve, people tend to lessen their appointments and recovery commitments – human nature! When you have a sober coach, it is similar to an insurance policy. It’s an outside resource to help hold you accountable and keep you safe. Our goal is to help our clients learn to live life on life’s terms. We are here for the good, the tough, and the downright difficult. We will help keep on track when life happens, because it will. Our service is best implemented post residential treatment, with a 90 or 120 day commitment. The coaching schedule is personalized to your needs, all clients will receive; hours of face time per week (in home, community, or office – your choice), electronic communication daily, crisis/24/7 support available, access to group sober activities. Additional services may include; toxicology screening (if needed), wellness activities (yoga, acupuncture, personal training), sober fun, family support and involvement, vocational goals/planning, lifeskills, and anything else that will enhance someone’s recovery journey. We will work around your work, lifestyle, and commitments outside of recovery. We are here to support you and let you know you do not have to walk this alone.

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If you have a loved one who is struggling with drug addiction and needs to seek professional help, you might think dropping them off at a rehabilitation center might be the best first step. In theory, it sounds like the ideal step, but in reality, those who are on the edge of causing harm to themselves or others due to their addiction can significantly benefit from an intervention.

Regardless of the style of intervention you choose for your loved one, incorporating this step can convince someone unwilling to seek help, how substance abuse is damaging their life.