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Intervention Treatment Services and Tools

Intervention Treatment is the leader in comprehensive intervention drug and alcohol treatment services worldwide. We are pioneers and since the year 2000, we've been treating and restoring families, putting workplaces back in order, and helping adolescents get the help they so desperately need. If you have a loved one with a substance abuse problem, please read about our numerous services and give Intervention Treatment a call today.

Residential Program
	Intervention Treatment offers beautiful accommodations located in southern California. Our program is specifically tailored to the individual allowing for the highest quality of care available.
Outpatient Program
	Our Intensive Outpatient program enables our clients to stay at home while receiving treatment, thus enabling them to continue with their daily lives like working, spending time with family, and forging new beginnings.
Executive Program
	Designed with businessmen and businesswomen in mind, our specialized program allows executives to continue their fast paced working lifestyle while in treatment. While treatment is a priority amenities such as sport fishing and golf at private country clubs is offered for clients of this program.
Adolescent Program
	Intervention Treatment understands trying to help your children with a drug or alcohol problem is scary business. Intervention Treatment offers fully accredited adolescent programs which include transferable school credits. offers many specialized services that provide continuing care for families and addicted individuals.
Detox
	Intervention Treatment offers painless detox methods with durations from 2-10 days depending on the needs of the client. Detox is supervised by staff member as well as medical professionals. We detox patients from any and all addictive substances.
Suboxone
	Suboxone is the first opioid approved for the treatment of opioid dependence in an office based setting. Suboxone may be dispensed by an approved physician or taken at home just like any other medication. This means that patients addicted to opioids may now choose to receive opiate-based treatment as an outpatient instead of in a hospital setting.