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First of all, we could never have done this without the help of Scott. From the first phone call, he stuck with us like glue. He never wavered in his dedication to helping us get our loved one into rehab. I can't stress enough how important it is to have the help of an interventionist like Scott. He helped make everything seamless and set up everything with the detox facility to the treatment center. When you're dealing with high emotions and stress, you need someone experienced to take the wheel. Scott continuously checked in with us, kept us close, and followed up with meetings. He's been a mentor to others in the family and always went that extra mile to ensure we were all okay. If you're looking for an honest, professional, experienced, compassionate interventionist, go with this organization and go with Scott. You will be forever grateful and have a new life friend. Thank you, Scott. Angels come in many forms.

It was really nice catching up with you this last weekend on the phone. As I told you, it is almost three years since my intervention, and I am still sober! Woohoo! My whole recovery was by my Higher Power's design (whom I choose to call God). Like I said when I took the bottle of Lexipro (anti-depressants) I "forgot" there were 2 more bottles in the linen closet. If I had "remembered," I would have taken all three bottles. I was convinced that I wasn't going to treatment, and I had burned my bridges with my family, and the only escape was death. Because of the person that you (John) are, I felt comfortable enough to reach out to you after I took the pills and didn't die to get the help I needed (a trip to the hospital and an agreement to go to treatment). You accompanied me all the way to Houston and saw me to the hands of the treatment center. If you had conducted the intervention as a "hard ass" I would have thrown you out of my house. But you seemed to know intuitively how to handle me and my addiction. By the time I got to treatment, I had surrendered and was willing to do "whatever it takes". I stayed in treatment for 2.5 months. I attribute my success in recovery to the wonderful counseling I received both one-on-one and in group at The Parc and the recovery plan my counselor put in place before I returned home. I followed my treatment plan to the letter without complaint. I believe from beginning to end (from John to the Parc) I was led down the right path for my recovery journey to begin. Thanks again!

Do you need help with someone struggling with addiction? Don't know what to do? Don't know where to begin? Don't know what help is available? Don't know how to cope? For answers to these and many other addiction-related questions, Scott is your guy. From my first conversation with Scott, I felt a great sense of relief that I had the right person to help me and my family through this most difficult and stressful time. Scott tells you what you need to know, is straightforward and direct, as well as gentle and compassionate. He knows when to press and when to back off. Because he is in recovery, he knows what your family member or friend is going through. Because he understands what his addiction did to his family, he knows what you are going through. Scott helped me to resist my inclination to come down hard on my struggling family member which made a huge difference in my interactions with him. He prepared me to participate in an intervention, something I was afraid of initially, but that actually became something I knew I could do because I learned what to expect and how best to communicate with my family member. Speaking of family, Scott treats his clients like family in the best sense of that idea. He was and has continued to be there for every step of the process. I hope to never have to go through this again, but if I do, I know that Scott will be there for me. I have no hesitation highly recommending Scott and his team. By the way, I do not write reviews, good or bad. That I am gladly doing so now is a testament to my high regard for Scott and his team.