Mastering the Intervention: Rehearsal Tips from Jeff and Debra Jay
The chairperson's primary job is to guide the entire intervention process. They're the host, they're the spokesperson and they're your guide. Also, they're going to set the tone. They're somebody who can remain really calm, very, very calm, very peaceful, even if the unlikely thing occurs and the alcoholic becomes angry or difficult.
Facing an intervention can be nerve-wracking, but Jeff and Debra Jay are here to help you prepare. In this episode of 'Intervention Workshop', they delve into the rehearsal process, ensuring you're ready for the big day. Feeling jittery? A solid rehearsal can boost your confidence and make the intervention smoother. The Jays emphasize using a checklist to keep everything on track.
They discuss choosing the final letter, known as 'the closer', and figuring out the right order for reading the letters. Seating arrangements also come into play—who sits where can impact the flow of the intervention. Final edits to both intervention and bottom line letters are crucial, but remember, bottom lines are only used when absolutely necessary. Love is the cornerstone of every intervention, and this episode is packed with practical advice to help you lead with compassion.
Tune in for actionable tips and heartfelt guidance from Jeff and Debra Jay.