Intervention Videos
The following videos are recorded by James Reidy who is a certified interventionist that has helped over 300 families with addicts form drug and alcohol abuse. Jim serves the Philadelphia, New Jersey, Maryland and New York areas.
Introduction to Addiction Treatment Group and Intervention 365 by Jim Reidy. Jim is a certified interventionist for drug and alcohol abuse and has helped over 300 families with this disease by helping addicts get back om track.
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Jim explains the Intervention process, gets families together and explains the next steps to a successful intervention.
Jim explains what families are thinking about when it comes to starting an intervention and some of the fears thay may have.
How the Family Intervention process affects families that have been suffering in fear of what the addict may do next.
More Intervention Videos will be coming soon!
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