Executive & Professional Interventions

When the person has more to lose.

Some people carry more risk if their addiction becomes public. Business owners. Physicians. Lawyers. Pilots. People in the public eye. Their families often wait longer to act, because the stakes feel too high.

Craig has led interventions for 18 years. An executive intervention follows the same process he uses with every family. The difference is the planning around privacy, timing and work.

What is different

• Privacy first. Meetings away from the office. Only the people who need to know are involved.
• Timing that works. The plan accounts for the business, the practice, and the people who rely on the person.
• The right program. Craig helps families find treatment that fits the person, including programs built for professionals.
• A plan for after. Return-to-work and aftercare are part of the conversation from the start.

Executive interventions are one part of Craig’s work. Most families he helps are ordinary families in crisis. See how interventions work.