Welcome
You care very deeply about someone with a drug problem. Their problem isn't a little one; it's the kind of problem that's tearing them apart. And because you care so much, it's tearing you apart, too.
We're glad you've found us. Life is about to change.
You've talked with this person on countless occasions-begged, pleaded, bargained. Promises have been made and broken more times than you can count anymore. Maybe there have even been glimmers of hope: a few days, weeks or months without drugs, where everything seemed to be under control again. But it never lasted longer than that.
And every time it fell apart, it seemed to get worse. The problems compounded quickly. First there were money problems: they were always broke, and you tried to help. Then they became totally undependable-not showing up at home, at work or at school. You worried yourself sick. Then the legal problems started.
Maybe it was an arrest for possession, or driving under the influence. Maybe it was only shoplifting (because money for drugs had to come from somewhere). Maybe you'd be relieved if it was "only" shoplifting, after all they've put you through. You can see it getting worse by the day, but he or she just can't admit the problem, or can't get it together enough to get help.
So you started looking for an answer. And you found Drug Treatment Intervention. We can help the man or woman who's blind to their own destructive behavior begin to make things really change. Not little changes-a whole new life. Not someday-today, now.
On the Drug Treatment Intervention site, you'll find information about the process of intervention, and everything you need to know about drug treatment programs, including how to find one of almost 12,000 government licensed or certified programs and facilities across the country. [including resources to help you find a well-qualified treatment center near you.]