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Experimenting with alcohol and drugs is very common among young people and has been for a very long time and by the time they reach adulthood they're often struggling with an addiction they're unable to overcome on their own. Today there are thousands of young adults addicted to prescription drugs, marijuana or are dependent on alcohol but they're completely unable to accept the fact that they have a serious problem.

Denial keeps a person from facing the truth when it comes to addiction even when a person's life is falling apart and their emotional and physical health is in serious trouble. Denial is the powerful device addicts use to block reality which keeps them from seeing their addiction for what it is or their need for help. Family and friends aren't usually successful getting a loved one to see their need for treatment on their own but with the help of a professional addiction interventionist an addict is more open to listening and acknowledging their need for treatment.

Drug and Alcohol Intervention in Alabama

You can find the compassionate and professional help you need to approach your loved one about their substance abuse at Birch Addiction Intervention located in Birmingham, Alabama. Their licensed professional Interventionist's have been helping families enduring the pain of a loved one's addiction for more than a decade now. Birch Interventionists understand the suffering everyone involved is going through and they know what it takes for an addict to break through their defense mechanism of denial. With the assistance of family and friends, an interventionist from Birch Addiction Intervention center helps addicts see their need for treatment and makes sure they receive the individualized level of care they need for their recovery.

Addiction interventions are planned out ahead of time with family members so that everyone knows what to expect the day the intervention takes place. This is a delicate situation and it's important that everyone involved with the intervention is prepared when approaching their loved one. When an intervention is conducted in a positive and supportive way with the help of a certified professional, the loved one in need of help doesn't feel as though their being attacked. An addict is more apt to realize the intervention is taking place out of love and concern not out of judgment and control.

If someone in your life is struggling with addiction there is a positive way of getting them to see their need for help. You don't have to go through the process of confronting your loved one alone which doesn't usually go well anyway. Confronting a loved one about their addiction usually ends up in anger and frustration and drives an even deeper wedge of resentment among everyone.

Let Birch Addiction Intervention specialists help you and your family plan a positive approach for getting your loved one to recognize their need for drug or alcohol treatment so they can have the opportunity of turning their life around. Addiction is an illness that affects the entire family and Birch intervention specialists make sure help is available for them too.

Treatment & Rehab Services Offered

Residential long-term treatment Gays and Lesbians Criminal justice clients Substance abuse treatment services State financed insurance Private health insurance Medicare Adolescents DUI/DWI offenders Military insurance Residential beds for client's children Medicaid Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders Detoxification Hospital inpatient Women Spanish Halfway house

Partial hospitalization/day treatment Residential short-term treatment Outpatient Pregnant/postpartum women Sliding fee scale General health services ASL or other assistance for hearing impaired Methadone detoxification Substance abuse treatment Seniors/older adults Methadone maintenance Mental health services Persons with HIV/AIDS Men Payment assistance Self payment Mix of mental health and substance abuse services