Intervention
The intervention brings all participants together in unity and clear communication. Intervention is not about anger, resentment or the desire to hurt. These have no place in the intervention process.
Intervention provides motivation for change. It doesn’t intimidate, manipulate or humiliate it just works. Consequences are part of the solution. Making an intervention is a great launching pad for change.
When we have loved ones who just do not understand they have a problem or are not willing to address the problem. And intervention is where going to be family, friends, loved ones, whoever is close to the situation makes a pretty firm attempt to get them to see they have a problem. And to really understand it’s time to take some action that this problem is not going to solve itself.
Intervening doesn’t make things worse. Actually not taking action makes things worse. Intervention means taking action and not being helpless for a longer time.
Family dynamics change as a result of intervention. Knowing you have done everything in your power to help the person you care for, allows you to let go the guilt, shame and doubt.