Drug and Alcohol Intervention in New Hampshire

Newman Interventions has helped many families in New Hampshire plan a family intervention. We have extensive resources to provide for each family we work with. Our certified interventionist helps each family find drug rehab in New Hampshire and perform a successful family intervention. Call our toll-free number or fill out a callback form for more information.

How Family Intervention Works

Typically, an intervention happens when the family has exhausted all other avenues, and nothing they are doing is causing the addict to want to get help.  Some of the most common situations are families who are afraid of the person who is addicted to drugs.  This is a fear of how they will react when the family confronts them, or they may become violent and angry.  Many families start enabling the addict, and this is one of the most damaging things you can do.  Enabling tells the addict it is ok for them to abuse drugs or alcohol because someone is there to clean up the mess.  Newman Interventions will help the family understand how enabling can be stopped.  Usually, the people who are at the intervention are those who are strong enough and see past the smokescreen put up by the addict.  This is especially important when the family follows through with its bottom line and sets its boundaries.

When a family has finished reading its letters, and the addict is still not wanting help, they must follow through with the consequences.  Newman Interventions will help you write this letter and give you pointers on how to make them effective.  The purpose here is to have the addict see what their addiction is doing to their friends and family.  When the addict agrees to go to treatment, you should have a drug rehab center in New Hampshire ready to go.  If you have not found a treatment program, an intervention specialist can help you locate the best possible treatment program.  The process of getting the addict into a drug rehab program happens quickly after they say yes.  There should be no delay, and the interventionist will escort them to the program.  This is the best way to do it because there is no emotional connection.

Finding Drug Rehab in New Hampshire

One of our intervention teams’ first steps with each family is locating and arranging a drug rehab center in New Hampshire. We help families explore the different short-term and long-term drug rehab options and help them find affordable treatment.

• The cost of drug rehab in New Hampshire varies significantly between short-term and long-term programs. On average, long-term, private residential drug rehab in New Hampshire costs $58,777.
• Many programs accept Medicaid or private health insurance to help reduce costs. Others may offer sliding fee scales or payment options.

A successful family intervention has a drug rehab center arranged and a committed family willing to help the addict accept treatment.

Drug Addiction Trends in New Hampshire

According to a New Hampshire Drug Monitoring Initiative, since 2017, the number of drug overdose deaths has been on a decline. In 2019, there were 30.53 deaths per 100,000 population. Overall, there were 415 deaths in 2019. Drug overdose deaths decreased from 471 to 415 between 2018 and 2019. However, Stratford County had the highest rate of overdose deaths.

If you are searching for professional intervention services in New Hampshire, your first call should be to Newman Interventions.  We have the expertise to make an intervention go right.  With the proper planning and communication, the family is fully prepared for what is to come.  That first phone call you make to our intervention service is the one that will save the addict’s life.

Sources cited– https://www.dhhs.nh.gov/dcbcs/bdas/documents/2019-dmi-overview.pdf