Crisis & Intervention Services

📌 Invitational Model

The invitational model is non-confrontational and transparent. Instead of a surprise, the loved one is invited ahead of time to participate in a structured meeting that includes family, friends, and professionals. This model works well when the individual is showing some signs of openness but still needs guidance and support to take action.

Preparation involves family coaching, identifying the right participants, and setting a clear agenda. We also establish boundaries and contingency plans in case the individual doesn’t attend or derails the meeting. The focus is on creating a collaborative space where everyone has a voice—and where treatment becomes the next logical step.

📌 Crisis Intervention

Crisis interventions are used when there’s immediate risk to health or safety—such as an overdose, psychosis, suicidal ideation, or escalating violence. There is often little time for traditional preparation, but the need for clear direction is critical.

Our team rapidly assesses the situation, coordinates with medical professionals or first responders if needed, and puts together an urgent response plan. This might include securing a detox or psychiatric bed, facilitating transport, and making safety-first decisions on the spot. The goal here is stabilization and rapid placement into care, followed by a longer-term support plan for the family.

📌 Individualized / Hybrid Model

Not every case fits into a box—and many require custom strategy. The hybrid model draws from multiple approaches depending on the person’s mental state, motivation, family dynamics, and clinical risk factors.

Preparation may involve a mix of private one-on-one conversations, family system work, coaching sessions, and behind-the-scenes coordination with therapists, treatment providers, or legal advocates. The tone may shift between direct and collaborative. The goal is to create a flexible but structured pathway to treatment that works for the individual and their support system.

Our intervention services are led by a board-certified Intervention Specialist (IS) and a Certified Addiction Treatment Counselor (CATC) with over 15 years of direct, hands-on experience in the addiction recovery field. This isn’t theoretical expertise—it’s practical, clinical, and rooted in thousands of hours spent working with individuals and families in crisis.

From complex family dynamics to high-acuity behavioral issues, our lead specialists bring both compassion and structure to each case. They understand the psychology of denial, the patterns of relapse, and how to break through resistance without escalating conflict. Every intervention is grounded in ethical practice, clinical insight, and a firm commitment to helping families move forward with clarity and purpose.

We don’t just intervene—we support the entire system. Addiction impacts everyone, not just the person using. That’s why we work closely with families from the very beginning, offering education, emotional guidance, and clear action steps.

Through structured preparation, coaching, and post-intervention follow-up, we help you set boundaries, understand enabling behaviors, and respond with confidence—not chaos. Our team guides you through each stage with empathy, clarity, and clinical professionalism, so you’re not left guessing what comes next. With Solace, you’re never navigating this alone.

When your loved one says “yes” to help, we act fast. From detox to long-term recovery, our team manages every detail of the placement process—so you don’t have to. We coordinate with trusted treatment centers, handle admissions, arrange transportation, and ensure a warm handoff to the next level of care.

Whether it’s same-day detox or step-down planning after residential treatment, we stay involved to ensure continuity and follow-through. Our goal is to remove friction, reduce overwhelm, and keep the focus where it belongs: on healing.

An intervention is just the beginning. Real recovery takes ongoing structure, accountability, and support. That’s why we stay involved long after your loved one enters treatment—offering continued guidance to both the individual and the family.

We provide scheduled follow-ups, family check-ins, and strategic referrals for therapy, coaching, or sober living when appropriate. Whether it’s helping you navigate early recovery milestones or adjusting the plan when setbacks occur, our team remains a consistent point of contact. Because long-term recovery isn’t about one decision—it’s about staying supported through every phase that follows.

No matter where you’re located—or where your loved one is—we can help. Our team coordinates interventions and treatment placements across the U.S., working with a trusted network of providers in major cities and rural areas alike.

Whether it’s a same-day intervention in California, placement in a residential facility in Florida, or follow-up care in the Midwest, we manage the logistics with precision and discretion. From initial planning to transport and post-treatment coordination, we ensure access to quality care—wherever it’s needed, whenever it matters most.