Family intervention
Invitational and Johnson-model interventions led on-site across NYC, Westchester, Long Island and the Hudson Valley, and upstate by written quote.
But you can change the conversation. Intervention NY guides families through a structured, compassionate intervention — and stays with you until your person is safely in treatment and beyond.
A free call to understand your options. We help you check your treatment benefits and help you find the right path — even if it's not intervention.
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
There is no rock bottom you have to wait for. If more than two of these sound familiar, the situation is already serious enough to warrant a conversation.
We've handled hundreds of interventions across every substance. The approach changes — the commitment doesn't.
The most common — and often the hardest to see clearly. We help families cut through denial.
Read the Alcohol guideFentanyl has changed everything. Time matters — we can mobilize within 24 hours.
Read the Heroin & Opioids guideMedically complex withdrawal. We coordinate with detox facilities equipped to handle it safely.
Read the Xanax & Benzos guideThe crash after the high creates a window. We help families use it.
Read the Cocaine & Stimulants guide"It's legal" doesn't mean it's safe. Kratom dependency is real and we treat it seriously.
Read the Kratom guideStarted with a prescription, now it's out of control. We've guided hundreds of these cases.
Read the Prescription Pills guideDon't see your situation listed? We've probably handled it.
Tell us what you're dealing with
Twenty minutes on the phone, free. We listen to the history, assess risk, and tell you honestly whether an intervention is the right next move.
We coach the team privately: who speaks, what they say, what the boundaries are, and how to respond to every answer your loved one might give.
A structured, calm, professionally led meeting. No ambush, no shouting. Our interventionist is in the room to keep it safe and on course.
Bed confirmed in advance. When they say yes, a bag is already packed and a companion travels with them directly to the facility.
Twelve months of case management and family coaching, because the household has to change too for the recovery to hold.
From crisis to recovery — together.
$2,750 local package: family preparation, intervention planning, treatment placement assistance, admissions coordination, and twelve months of family coaching afterward. Sober escort, travel outside our local service area, and treatment program costs are separate.
We help you understand what your health plan covers for treatment. The intervention fee itself is paid privately and is not billed to insurance.
Invitational and Johnson-model interventions led on-site across NYC, Westchester, Long Island and the Hudson Valley, and upstate by written quote.
Vetted detox, residential, and outpatient programs matched to clinical need and budget — not referral fees.
Sober escort available (priced separately; see /sober-escort).
Interventions for addiction alongside bipolar disorder, trauma, eating disorders, and psychosis.
Boundary work, enabling patterns, and communication repair for parents, partners, and siblings.
Overdose, arrest, or a loved one who just walked out of treatment — call us at any hour.
We are a small, deliberately unscaled practice. There is no call center and no handoff to a junior associate. Christopher and Benjamin founded Intervention NY to bring families the same hands-on guidance they wish more families had access to.

Co-Founder & Lead Interventionist · NCACIP
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Co-Founder & Treatment Navigation · NCACIP
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Brandon is a registered nurse who reviews the FAQ and substance education pages on this site for clinical accuracy and safety. He is not an interventionist and does not work on cases.
Read the medical reviewer profileReviews families wrote after working with Christopher Veto. Shared with permission; names shortened for privacy.
“Chris showed outstanding leadership throughout the intervention process. He was well organized and had our family's best interest in mind through the whole process. Emotions were running high and he skillfully navigated the meeting. He knew when to let people talk and when to intervene.”
“Chris did a great job putting together a plan for my friend. He kept us informed on how the intervention process works, answered all of our questions, and organized a meet up prior to make sure everyone was on the same page. I was extremely nervous going into this and doubtful that it would work, but Chris helped put my mind at ease.”
“Words cannot express how grateful we are for Chris Veto helping us guide our loved one into the treatment they deserve. From our initial phone call to the days after our loved one entered treatment, Chris showed the highest level of kindness, compassion, and attention.”
“Used these services for a loved one in crisis. Chris was incredibly helpful at guiding us through the full process of the intervention, providing a consultative approach towards finding the right facility, and mediating some of the difficult questions during the actual process.”
“Chris was absolutely wonderful to work with. He made the process a little easier by answering any questions I had, he responded quickly when I texted or called him. He truly listened to all my concerns and was compassionate. We wouldn't have been able to do the intervention without him guiding us through every little step.”
“We had tried everything short of giving up. Ben spent two days preparing us and forty minutes in the room. My son flew to treatment that same afternoon.”
Yes — completely free, no strings attached. We'll talk through your situation, help you check what your plan may cover for treatment, and explain your options. Even if intervention isn't the right path, we'll point you toward what is.
The call that changes everything is usually the one that felt too hard to make.
Call 24/7: (914) 594-5851 · If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.