How We Help
How We Help as Mental Health and National Addiction Specialists
Families and professionals facing addiction or mental health concerns often feel unsure where to begin. InterventionASAP provides structured, independent support as national addiction specialists, helping individuals, families, guardians, attorneys, clinicians, and treatment professionals navigate complex situations with clarity and care.
We support people dealing with substance use, behavioral addictions, mood and anxiety disorders, eating disorders, crisis behavior, and other mental health challenges, whether or not addiction is present. We do not provide therapy or operate treatment centers. Instead, we guide decision making, behavior change, treatment selection, and long-term planning so families understand what type of help is appropriate and how to move forward safely.
If you need help determining the next step, call us at (888) 405-3121 to speak with a credentialed specialist.
What Professional Help Looks Like
Our work focuses on clarity, stabilization, and coordinated action. As national addiction specialists, we help families and professionals understand what is happening, identify appropriate levels of care, and choose the right combination of services without pressure or financial incentives.
Our work may include:
- Coaching and behavior modification strategies
- Alternatives to formal intervention
- Professional intervention planning and facilitation
- Treatment guidance and placement support
- Sober companion services and in-home monitoring
- Transitional care and post-treatment planning
- Ongoing case management and accountability
Every situation is different, and every family needs something unique.
Families may enter support at any stage, and services are tailored accordingly.
InterventionASAP does not operate treatment facilities. We are fully independent and do not receive compensation from treatment programs.
A Full List of Our Mental Health & Addiction Services
InterventionASAP services are provided individually or in combination. Families and professionals can engage support at any point, based on current needs. If you’re unsure what you need, we can help.
Support and Guidance Services
- Addiction and mental health coaching
- Family coaching and communication support
- Planning and accountability support
- Care management and case coordination
- Alternatives to intervention for resistant individuals
Learn more about early guidance and structured support on our Coaching & Monitoring page
Intervention and Crisis Support
- Professional interventions
- Structured family meetings
- Risk assessment and safety planning
When structured intervention is needed, you can learn more on our Professional Interventions page.
Treatment and Transition Support
- Treatment guidance and treatment placement support
- Detox and medical stabilization coordination
- Transitional care between levels of treatment
- Sober companion services
- In-home monitoring and structured daily support
If your loved one is willing to seek care, explore treatment levels and next steps on our Treatment Options page.
Aftercare and Long-Term Support
- Post-treatment coaching
- Relapse prevention planning
- Ongoing case oversight
- Provider communication and follow-up
Continued guidance after treatment is explained on our Aftercare Support page.
Our services meet you wherever you are in your mental health and addiction recovery journey.
Who We Help
- Families and loved ones seeking guidance
- Individuals who are willing to get help but need direction
- Parents supporting teens or young adults
- Guardians or conservators managing complex care decisions
- Attorneys navigating treatment or care recommendations
- Treatment professionals seeking independent case support
- Physicians or clinicians referring patients for added structure
We help families and professionals move forward with clarity, safety, and respect for everyone involved..
How We Support Professionals and Referral Partners
InterventionASAP works with attorneys, physicians, therapists, treatment programs, and court-appointed guardians who need independent assessment, structured oversight, or coordinated intervention support. We provide clear communication, documentation when appropriate, and careful coordination while respecting professional roles and clinical boundaries.
If you are a professional seeking referral support, structured case guidance, or intervention planning, we can work alongside your existing care team.
Take the First Step and Contact a Recovery Specialist
Whether you need guidance, structured coaching, intervention planning, or treatment support, we will help you determine the safest and most appropriate next step.
Call InterventionASAP at (888) 405-3121.
We are here to support you with experienced guidance.
For general education about addiction and mental health conditions, families may find additional background information from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
FAQS
Q: What does a national addiction specialist do?
A national addiction specialist provides guidance, planning, and support for families and professionals facing addiction or mental health concerns. This includes coaching, intervention services, treatment guidance, care coordination, and aftercare support.
Q: How do I know whether coaching or intervention is needed?
Coaching is often the first step and helps families understand what is happening and how to respond. Intervention may be appropriate when a loved one refuses help or when safety and stability are at risk.
Q: Do you provide therapy or treatment?
No. We do not provide therapy or operate treatment facilities. We offer coaching, intervention services, care management, and independent treatment guidance.
Q: Do you receive compensation from treatment programs?
No. We communicate with treatment programs but are not paid by them. Our recommendations are independent and based solely on individual needs.
Q: Can you help if my loved one is willing to get help?
Yes. When someone is ready, we help families evaluate treatment options, coordinate next steps, and plan for continued support.
