Section 2, Chapter 7: Choosing the ChairpersonSection 2, Chapter 7: Choosing the Chairperson
Intervention Workshop
The chairperson leads the intervention if there is no professional interventionist involved. Even if you have a professional, you will still want a chairperson to head the family and friends group. The chairperson should not be a spouse. The...
19:13•14 Mar 2019
The Key Role of a Chairperson in Successful Interventions
“Tears are never a problem during an intervention, that's right.”
Planning an intervention for a loved one battling addiction can be overwhelming. In this episode, Jeff and Debra Jay, the minds behind the 'Love First' model, break down the vital role of a chairperson in the intervention process. They explain why the chairperson should not be a spouse but someone who holds emotional sway with the person struggling with addiction. This individual should be someone the addict respects and isn't angry with.
The Jays delve into practical advice on how to choose the right chairperson, ensuring they can lead the intervention effectively, even in the absence of a professional interventionist. They also discuss the importance of rehearsal, seating arrangements, and setting boundaries to make the intervention as smooth as possible. By tuning in, you'll gain valuable insights that can help you support your loved one on their journey to recovery.

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