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Our latest posts here on our blog had focussed on the subject of Intervention. In the series, we looked at:

• What is Intervention
• The necessity for Intervention
• The intervention process
• The types of Intervention

In this last post, we will touch upon the subject of treatment post Intervention.

As we said, an intervention is said to be successful when the addict enters a rehabilitation centre and is put on a strict regimen of treatment. Both patient and family will have their hopes riding high on a successful outcome, so the rehabilitation centre must ensure the best possible treatment at the very first instance.

A side question is: What happens if the Intervention fails?

Well, for one, the addict would have been told that certain behaviors will not be tolerated and he himself will realize that his pattern of deception cannot continue.

Secondly, since the addict has been provided information about the treatment options during the intervention, there is a chance that the attitude may change and the addict may himself volunteer for treatment sooner than later.

The decision to seek treatment by the addict could make all the difference between the chance for reformation or further deterioration.

There are many treatment options post admittance into a rehabilitation program.

We have touched upon these in our past posts:

• Treatment
• Treatment Plan
• Towards a successful Treatment

We have also written about the possibility of the addict suffering from relapse and what are the treatment options in this post here.

Please click on the links above for your knowledge and information. Should you need further information, please do not hesitate to write to us:
info@kriparevivalcentre.org

Alternatively, If you need to speak to us, please do not hesitate to contact us on 98.453.10070 to learn more about Kripa Revival Centre on offer to anyone who wishes to be rehabilitated from substance abuse disorder, prevent relapse and stay sober. We have trained and experienced professionals to help you get back to long term recovery. Don’t Delay!