Benjamin Zohar
Benjamin Zohar, NCACIP, is a supporting co-founder whose work focuses on treatment navigation, help checking treatment benefits (the intervention fee is paid privately and never billed to insurance), placement coordination, intervention preparation and recovery education. He helps families understand available treatment options, organize next steps and coordinate care alongside the intervention team.
Background
NCACIP (Nationally Certified Advanced Clinical Intervention Professional), a private certification issued by The Addictions Academy. New York does not license the title 'interventionist'.
Benjamin holds the Nationally Certified Advanced Clinical Intervention Professional (NCACIP) credential and has published educational work through ISSUP on addiction, emerging substance-use risks and treatment navigation. His role supports the practice's family-facing intervention work while Christopher Veto leads as the primary interventionist.
He holds the Nationally Certified Advanced Clinical Intervention Professional (NCACIP) certification individually. That is a certification he earned, not a company badge, and it is separate from Intervention NY’s NAADAC organizational membership.
Most of his work is the unglamorous part of an intervention: the preparation calls where a family finally says out loud what it has been avoiding, the phone calls with carriers and admissions staff that decide whether a yes on the day has anywhere to go that afternoon, and coordinating the logistics of treatment placement.
Benjamin writes and reviews the service, cost, process and location pages on this site, and co-wrote the guide on what defines a professional interventionist in New York.
What Benjamin does on a case
- Helps families check treatment benefits and coordinates admission with the provider
- Coordinates treatment placement logistics and admissions paperwork
- Supports family preparation calls alongside Christopher
- Briefs the sober companion who travels with your relative
- Assists with the conversation and manages the handover to admissions
- Shares the twelve months of family coaching that follows
How to check this rather than trust it
- The Addictions Academy: NCACIPNCACIP (Nationally Certified Advanced Clinical Intervention Professional), a private certification issued by The Addictions Academy. New York does not license the title 'interventionist'.Open the source
- Articles by Benjamin Zohar on ISSUPBenjamin Zohar has published educational articles on cost and interventions through ISSUP, the International Society of Substance Use Professionals. You can read them without contacting us.Open the source
- NAADAC code of ethicsIntervention NY is an organizational member of NAADAC and works to its published code of ethics. Membership is something an organization joins — it is not a certification and not an endorsement of our work.Open the source
- No state license exists to checkNew York does not license or register the title "interventionist", so there is no state board that can verify anyone in this field, including us. Anybody claiming a New York intervention license does not have one.Open the source
What Benjamin is not qualified to do
- I am not a physician, psychiatrist, psychologist or licensed clinical therapist. I do not diagnose, and I do not prescribe.
- I do not provide treatment. Clinical care is delivered by the licensed program, and my involvement with your relative largely ends at the point of admission.
- I do not give legal advice, and I will not take part in moving an adult who has not consented to go.
- I will not quote you a success rate as though it were audited data, and I will not tell you an intervention is the right step when I do not think it is.
Intervention NY is not a treatment facility, detox or medical provider. In an emergency call 911; for free 24/7 support call or text 988.
Profile of Benjamin Zohar, NCACIP. Last updated on 12 October 2026. This page states only what can be checked. If anything on it becomes inaccurate, email help@interventionny.com and it gets corrected.
Where to go next
Speak to Benjamin directly
A free, confidential call with one of the two people who would actually do the work. No intake department, no script.