Intervention

An intervention is a carefully planned and structured process that involves family members, friends, co-workers, and possibly others to come together to respectfully confront a person struggling with substance use disorder. The primary goals of the intervention are to motivate the individual to acknowledge the addiction, accept help, and commit to seeking treatment. An intervention is not always a "surprise." Instead, our strategy in selecting the type of intervention is determined on a case-by-case basis while ensuring that compassion, dignity, and kindness are always demonstrated.

Key components of a successful intervention include thorough planning and preparation, timing the intervention, and making sure all participants remain focused and steadfast. A qualified, certified intervention specialist is essential to providing leadership and supervision of the intervention.

Sober Transport

Sober transport helps individuals by ensuring safe and dependable transportation to and from home, the treatment center, airport, and other various destinations. This also gives individuals the opportunity to ask questions and address any anxieties about the program.

Case Management

Case management refers to the coordination and facilitation of services for individuals struggling with addiction. This process uses the expertise of a case manager who combines assessment, treatment planning, coordination, and ongoing evaluation throughout treatment and following discharge. CDK Interventions' case manager also provides resources to the individual and family members to assist throughout the process.

Recovery Coaching

A recovery coach is a personal guide and mentor for those who seek or already are in recovery from a substance use disorder. A CCAR Academy Recovery Coach Professional (RCP)© ensures that your coach meets the highest standards for recovery coaches worldwide.

The recovery coach promotes individualized recovery and removes barriers and obstacles to further the recovery process. At CDK Interventions, we don't promote any one form of recovery because there are many pathways to sobriety. We will meet you where you are.

Sober Companion

A sober companion is a professional who provides one-on-one support and guidance during early recovery. CDK Interventions offers non-clinical assistance, practical help, and emotional support to help individuals maintain their sobriety and navigate the challenges of daily life without alcohol or drugs. A sober companion offers invaluable support in various ways, such as...

• removing alcohol/drugs and paraphernalia from the home to establish a proper environment for sobriety,
• accompanying an individual to an event where alcohol is served, attend a local meeting, and assist with sober connections, and
• facilitating the development of a diet and fitness plan for those who are interested in incorporating this as part of their recovery program.
    

Most importantly, the sober companion encourages behaviors that increase self-esteem, improve feelings of self-worth, and complement the individual's recovery journey.