What is Hope Intervention?
Hope Intervention is a curriculum based, self-help,
recovery & educational program.
Hope Intervention is designed to help the individual or family deal with the
problems
associated with alcohol & chemical abuses.
Curriculum based, Hope Intervention offers a holistic approach that
encompasses the
emotional, physical, & spiritual aspects of an individual or family
We Offer:
Weekly Support Groups
Reclaiming Reality:
Emotional healing from the effects of alcohol & chemical abuse.
Release * Refocus:
Release from the Past / Refocus on a brighter future.
Grounding the Lightning of Anger:
Anger management / Domestic Violence.
Hope Intervention Benefits:
Hope Intervention stresses the importance of the
participant accepting responsibility
for a successful recovery, and reinforces a positive character development.
Hope Intervention diffuses may possible problem areas and often prevents
costly
loss of property and lives.
Community Action: Hope Intervention is a community based substance abuse
program
brought to you through the efforts of concerned and certified instructors.
These instructors come from all walks of life, and have made themselves
available
to fight in the war against alcohol & chemical abuses in your community.
Hope Intervention will enhance the image of the public officials in the eyes
of the community displaying the public servant's desire to serve.
Hope Intervention serves as a third party source and effectively produces
a buffer between the corrections personnel and the inmates,
relieving tension and minimizing added security costs.
Steps to Reintegration
The following is a three-step approach to reintegrating an
alcohol or drug abuser into society. A person can follow these steps without
endorsing a particular denominational belief.
1. Repentance: I have reached a point in my life
where I realize that the things I have done are wrong, and I want to change.
I confess that the way I have lived my life is wrong, and I need help.
Starting right now, I will lay down the things that I know to be wrong, and
try to do the right things. I will also associate myself with the right
friends.
2. Restitution: Now that I have seen my wrongs,
I will apologize for as many as possible. I will make things right with
others.
3. Reintegration: Now that I have done all that
I know to be right, I will become involved in support groups where I can
help others while helping myself. By my interaction with others in a
supportive atmosphere, I can be healed emotionally and grow spiritually. I
will seek to maintain my repentance and restitution through striving to be a
positive member of society and a good citizen.