Fentanyl & Opioid Addiction Intervention

Fentanyl and opioid addiction is the most urgent and dangerous addiction crisis Craig encounters. The margin for error is zero — overdose can happen at any time, from any dose, with no warning. Families dealing with fentanyl or opioid addiction cannot afford to wait.

Craig is trained in harm reduction as well as direct intervention — for situations where full abstinence isn't immediately achievable, keeping your loved one alive until they're ready to go further is sometimes the first and most critical goal.

His connections across Canada's treatment network mean he can identify the right facility, including medically supervised detox programs, quickly and without generic referrals.

Craig’s Three Approaches

01 / Harm Reduction

Meet them where they are

For loved ones not ready for full abstinence — reduce immediate danger, protect their life, create conditions for change. Craig is one of the few Canadian interventionists trained in this approach.

02 / Tough Love

Save people from themselves

When enabling has become the barrier. Craig draws a hard line when the case calls for it — delivered with respect, never cruelty.

03 / Tailored

Built for your family

Every intervention is built around your specific person, family system, history, and mental health picture. Never a script.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How urgent is fentanyl addiction intervention?

Fentanyl addiction is a life-threatening emergency. There is no safe dose of street fentanyl. Craig treats fentanyl and opioid cases as urgent and can typically begin the process within 24–48 hours. Call 1-778-840-9351 now.

Does Craig do harm reduction for opioid addiction?

Yes. For loved ones not ready for full abstinence, Craig offers harm reduction interventions designed to reduce immediate danger and keep them alive until they're ready for further treatment. He is one of the few Canadian interventionists trained in this approach.

What treatment options are available for fentanyl addiction in BC?

Options include medically supervised detox, suboxone and methadone programs, inpatient residential treatment, and intensive outpatient programs. Craig knows which facilities in BC and across Canada have the strongest opioid-specific programming and makes the right match for each person.