CTI is a crisis-driven service designed to assist and support your family in assessing and customizing a care plan to address your loved one’s mental health, substance abuse, and trauma challenges.

Highly effective in helping your family better understand how to support, not enable, your loved one, CTI is our proprietary model with proven successes. We will educate family members while supporting their loved one through an intervention process.

This is often the first step to an entire shift in how a family responds to mental health or substance abuse – and substantially increases the success rate of a healthy outcome.

This mindful and preparatory approach is paced in accordance with your family’s readiness and allows the family to better prepare for the next and healthiest recovery step. Often families are afraid to intervene with their loved one’s challenges. Together, we will determine if an actual in-person intervention is needed.

You may have a perspective that an Intervention is frightening. We take the mystery out of the process.

Through our approach, we take into consideration past treatment, developmental trauma, what’s worked, and what hasn’t worked. We slow down and review what has worked in the past and what has not been effective. Most importantly, we look at why previous attempts at healing have failed and design a different path to fit the needs of your family and loved one.

The Intervention process includes trauma-informed pre-intervention, family intervention consulting, and customized treatment planning. We also vet any potential and appropriate treatment facilities and transportation to the facility. We help the family understand how their emotional and financial contribution can lead to or deter from a successful intervention. This step will occur within the 30-day period, as needed.

Certain situations call for immediate action to help save your loved one’s life.

Brass Tacks Recovery enlists the most creative and effective intervention modalities based on our education and numerous years of experience. The primary intent of an intervention is to interrupt the cycle of negative mental health behaviors, such as compulsive habits, psychoactive mood-altering substance use, and unresolved trauma issues.

As a family member, you are an active and vital part of the intervention process. Equally important is the necessity to educate your family to reduce shame while supporting the development of healthy boundaries, communication, and adult responsibility.

This service is often followed by Comprehensive Wraparound Case Management Services.

A flexible, powerful, life-altering, and wholistic approach to your loved one’s healing.

Comprehensive Wraparound Case Management ™ includes family and client assessment, consulting, guidance, support, and crisis response to develop an individual action plan to support the goal of long-term health and recovery.

We act as a coach to the family and also as a detail-oriented communication liaison between clinical, medical, and other treatment professionals to protect the integrity and efficacy of your loved one’s care.

This can include:

This service was created and designed to support families in a real-time customized, practical, and situationally responsive way. Family Support Coaching is hands-on and designed to assist and support a family in determining an effective approach to dealing with a loved one’s substance abuse issue and/or mental health challenges. Brass Tacks Recovery and the family are in contact a minimum of one time per week, yet often more frequently via text, phone, and/or email. This service has proven effective in educating and helping a family system better assess and respond to their loved one’s current crisis and/or growth state while the entire family system develops healthy coping skills to prevent repeated negative behaviors or episodes requiring treatment.

Companionship for clients struggling with addiction or mental health issues include coaching, encouragement, and safety precaution. A companion can be utilized at any point in the recovery process. This can include but not be limited to; transports between facilities, assistance in organizing and scheduling daily activities, counseling sessions, visits with physicians and other healthcare providers, 12-step meetings and/or recovery support groups, exercise and/or meditation, daily meals and grocery shopping, social activities, spiritual activities based on client’s beliefs, transportation to and from the activities described above and/or treatment centers.