Intervention 911 provides intervention services for people in need of a drug intervention, an alcohol intervention or any sort of behavioral intervention for sex, gambling, eating or mental health.

1. Objective: Create a dynamic recovery program engaging CHILD, and her Family in
services facilitating long term recovery.Services are individualized as a full continuum of
care catered to increase CHILD’s chances for a robust recovery and equalize the “say/do”
ratio that has been problematic in the past.
5 Year Recovery Model
Residential Treatment
I.O.P. WEEKLY THERAPY
INTERVENTION
12 Step Peer Support
12 Month Case Management
Recovery Aid For Sober Living Monitoring
Transitions of Care Life Skills Program
Until Year 5
Phase I:Intervention to Start Process with Healthy Boundaries and Bottom Lines
Case Management - Build Support Network, Consult/CoachDuringTreatment &12 Months After
Phase II: Residential Treatment for 30, 60, 90 Days as Clinically Indicated
Phase III: After Care Plan -Structured Sober Living - Intensive Out-Patient Treatment - Life Skills
Phase IV: 12 Step Peer support, Therapy and Monitoring as Quantitative FollowUpLong Term
Transtheoretical Model: Stages Of Change
Pre-contemplation: Contemplation: Preparation: Action: Maintenance:
No intention of Aware that a Intending to take Begin to modify Work to prevent
changing behavior, problem exists and action “soon” and behavior relapse, and
unaware or in denial seriously thinking have unsuccessfully experiences or consolidate gains
of severity of about overcoming it taken action in environment in attained thus far
problems. but have made recent past. order to overcome in Recovery
nocommitment. problem. Process.
Addiction didn’t grow in a vacuum; we know it to be a family
disease! Thus the Stages of Change Modeladdresses the
process that each family member will experience in order to Many addicts (and other family
facilitate growth for all. members) often think they are here
in this area of the cycle,hence the
The 5 Year Recovery Model is designed to stave off the
term “denial” is appropriate.
unnecessary years of suffering and self-destruction during
Intervention and Case
the first three stages and make Action and Maintenance Management can deftly bypass the
stages attainable earlier in life. blame game and debate, offering
Each family member will be supported as they take chances, the foundation for real individual
make strides, go through set-backs, and grow-through them and corporate change.
in the process of recovery.

2. Intervention 911 Services
Intervention
Treatment Referral
12 months Case Management
Sober Living
Life Skills Program
Recovery Aide &Sober Escort
Monitoring
Therapy
Recovery Management Intensive
Breakdown of i911 Services
Intervention
Why Intervention?
Minimize natural progression of on-going negative consequences
Will know how to dissect the family system to create the rock bottom to
motivate your loved one
Educate family on the importance of the 5 year plan
Insure the case manager will remain objective about their recovery so
family can be emotionally engaged in the relationship
The Cost
 $7500-$12,500
or
 $5,500-$10,500 if engaging Case Management in unison
The Process
A High-level, board registered interventionist working for your loved
one’s health and safety
3-6 hour Pre-Intervention with family and concerned friends
Intervention with CHILD and invited loved ones
Escort to Treatment Center
Pre-admission to Detox and Treatment
Follow-through with CHILD’s case during treatment

3. Present in aftercare, planning and recommendations
12 MONTH CASE MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING
$18,500 - In tandem with treatment
$29,400 - Post treatment start
FAQ: Why the difference in pricing?
A. Answer: Case Management is most effective and efficient when
engaged and applied during treatment stay- providing a seamless
transition. If the case manager begins at the end of treatment or
after treatment, the time it takes to build the case quadruples.
The time line of 12 Months officially begins on the last day of treatment
giving CHILD the full effect of our services past the one year mark of sobriety.
Relapse is so common for addicts after treatment that insurance companies use it as a
prognostic measurement for addiction. We find that unacceptable, and research shows
it is possible to avoid. With case management programs that feature a drug monitoring
component, we have seen success rates of 79% and better with no relapse, and of those
who had a relapse, only 26% had a second relapse1.
Remember: Tough Love isn’t so much about being tough with the one you love,
it’s about making the Tough choices with Love.”
Extensive work with the family members is what makes the Intervention 911 Case
Management program stand apart from just a monitoring program. Case management
effectively changes the roles within the family system by taking loved ones out of the
“enforcement role”, establishing clear and measurable guidelines for a program of
recovery and clearing up all the guesswork and mystery that addiction relies on to
survive.
An i911 Case Manager will help take the guesswork out of decision making during that
critical first year of sobriety. Rebuild your relationship based on facts, testing,
accountability, 3rd party verification and results rather than those waves of doubt,
worry and frustration that are so commonplace before long-term recovery settles in.
Framework to assist client and loved ones with on-going needs
assessment
Promotes accountability and transparency within relationships
Break free of codependent cycles that prevent true intimacy and
relationship growth

4. Recommendations for post treatment continuing care plan
Random Urine Drug Screening. Hair, Blood and Nail testing also available
Internet activity monitoring to signal filter and report relapse with
problem gambling, porn, or excessive gaming and social networking, etc.
Case Manager serves as liaison between client, family and external
support network – or “Home Team”
Avoids isolation and destructive self-reliance
On-going evaluation of client’s engagement in recovery services, step
work, service work, commitments, etc
Provide disclosure of the recovery progress in the stages of change
Information Mediation: reporting drug screens, meeting attendance,
therapy, etc
Neutralizes points of anxiety and constant guess-work
Capitalizes on past problem areas and opportunities for learning how to
relate with the recovering addict
Regular Team Case Review
Aftercare resource and referral
24 hour access to i911 staff
1 Gregory Skipper, MD and Robert Dupont, MD Advantages of Long-term Monitoring, Addiction Professional Magazine, July 15, 2011
Gregory E. Skipper, MD, is the Director of Professional Health Services at Promises Treatment Centers and was previously
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the medical director of the Alabama Physician Health Program.
Robert L. DuPont, MD, is President of the Institute for Behavior and Health in Rockville, Md., and was former head of the
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National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and a former Federal Drug Czar
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Sober Living
So, treatment is coming to an end… Now what??? Deciding what steps to take next and
where to go can be daunting. In order to succeed after treatment, recovery must
become a way of life rather than a fleeting goal. This is one of the most profound
decision points anyone recovering from addiction can be faced with. The road to
sobriety is littered with failed attempts and broken promises. All too often, the good
intentions of Treatment give way to the realities of day to day living. We know. We’ve
been there.
At Ken Seeley Communities, we are committed not only to help you change, but provide
you the surroundings, tools, direction and motivation to ensure a successful and long-
lasting transformation. We provide our guests the environment to put old habits behind
them and begin the process of living life to its fullest extent.

5. We lead by example. Our team of compassionate professionals is focused on one
thing…your ultimate achievement of a meaningful, rewarding sober life.
We offer gender specific sober living programs that offer clients new in recovery the
necessary support and structure to re-enter the world and transition safely into their
new sober lifestyle.
Rooms range in amenities, size and privacy; pricing is from $800 to $5600 monthly.
Life Skills Program
Our Life Skills Programs serve as a vital support component for residents in early
recovery in the development of independent living skills to ensure successful
community integration and strengthen achievable long term recovery. Many parents,
family members and clients may have unreasonable expectations as to how much time
it takes to both identify & reach identified goals. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and quality
recovery is not an accident; we are intentional with our delivery of services and our
clients can see the difference.
Our Life Skills Coaches help guests define develop and achieve goals that can help
propel them to a fuller, richer life. They help find effective, meaningful ways of creating
the structure needed to fill in the voids left by their addiction and motivate them
beyond the status quo of “just staying clean and sober”.
Our coaches network with other case managers, counselors, parents & therapists as-
needed to ensure continuity of appropriate services and needs.
Each of our Life Skills Coaches have different points of expertise and skill sets, so each
guest may have two or three coaches addressing different areas of need as their
program progresses.
KSC has both the Life Skills Client and their supporters complete assessments to help
determine areas of focus.
Level III Life Skills 80 Service Points** - $10,000 per month
Level II Life Skills 40 Service Points - $5,000 per month
Level I Life Skills 20 Service Points- $2,500 per month (Available after II & III)
**Service points are used as credit to be utilized & budgeted for individualized needs. Our
service options vary in cost, so points are utilized in increments appropriate to need.
The service options available as part a of our Life Skills Program are: psychiatric care and
supervision, psychologist and therapist appointments, personal fitness
trainer/massage/yoga for optimum physical recovery, spiritual advisor, Equine Therapy,
EMDR

6. Recovery Aid
For many addicts, relapse occurs within the first 3 days of leaving treatment or during
transfers of care when “no one is watching”. The work of a recovery Aide is to provide
sound experience, strength and hope to the newly sober client and navigate the
triggers, cravings and urges that invariable come.$4,500
Serve as personal escort and recovery coach during all waking hours of the
clients first 72 hours post-treatment
This service can be utilized during any difficult period or transition of care, such
as funerals, family weddings, holidays, court appearances, etc.
Provides crucial support for addicts being confronted with the overwhelming
initial triggers of society; money, cell phones, relationships, freedom, and the
drastic changes brought by the change of transition.
Build initial confidence with triggers that have led to certain relapse in the past;
craving resistance, accountability emotional regulation, thought stopping, etc. in
the real world of recovery.
Transport to 12 step meeting, introduce to others in recovery, model and
encourage immediate recovery networking.
Recovery Management Intensive
Also referred to as “In-Home Treatment”, this service provides a client a full
complement of recovery care. This is often utilized as a supplement to an aftercare
program, as extra support during sober living or in lieu of traditional treatment when a
client is unable to attend. This program is uniquely crafted foreach client’s individual
recovery needs- $21,500 - $42,000
Personal Recovery Aid – to bring organization and fullness to each 24 hours of
recovery
Psychiatric Care and Supervision
Psychologist/therapist appointments

7. Personal Trainer, Massage, Yoga for optimum physical recovery
Spiritual Advisor – Care for the soul
Life Skills Coach
Equine Therapy – EGALA Certified