Hi Everyone,
We had an amazing month for April. We have been successful with each family in saving their loved ones life from the disease of addiction. We have traveled throughout the US to help families. Please visit our website www.lifelineintervention.com to learn more about an intervention and what we can do to help you and your family. Please don't wait to call we are here to help you every step of the way with the process of an intervention.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Take time out of your day
Take time out of your day.....
What I would have to say to this is take time out of your day to spread hope to anyone you know. Meaning not to continue thinking negative on what life could have been or what could never have been, but spreading the word of hope. Believing in the possibility that it could happen. Making a change in your normal thinking to a world of beliefs. It is possible that if you were to believe with your heart that this moment of positive thought can change in your daily routine. Instead feeling I don't really want to wake or I don't want to go to work... Try saying to yourself that "I am going to wake up, feeling refresh and full of energy. The universe is at my fingertips." By practicing this thought process you will be able to the world you live in open doors you never thought possible.
If you know someone who suffers from the disease of addiction and you don't know how to help them please contact us at www.lifelineintervention.com or call us 866-631-0026. We are here to help....
What I would have to say to this is take time out of your day to spread hope to anyone you know. Meaning not to continue thinking negative on what life could have been or what could never have been, but spreading the word of hope. Believing in the possibility that it could happen. Making a change in your normal thinking to a world of beliefs. It is possible that if you were to believe with your heart that this moment of positive thought can change in your daily routine. Instead feeling I don't really want to wake or I don't want to go to work... Try saying to yourself that "I am going to wake up, feeling refresh and full of energy. The universe is at my fingertips." By practicing this thought process you will be able to the world you live in open doors you never thought possible.
If you know someone who suffers from the disease of addiction and you don't know how to help them please contact us at www.lifelineintervention.com or call us 866-631-0026. We are here to help....
Thursday, April 17, 2008
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
We have had a wonderful week. We are beginning to help families again which is why we do what we do as an interventionist. For the glimpse moment you get a chance to help a family get the one person they have been missing and wanting back for the longest time. Its good to be able to give that back to families. Sometimes we get comfortable and use to the addict's behavior we begin to believe it is normal. But this is where the interventionist can help the family make the first step in changing the behavior. If you need help please contact us at 866-384-8411 or visit www.lifelineintervention.com
Monday, April 14, 2008
Intervention
How do you know when you need an intervention?
First of all if you are asking yourself this question something is wrong. There is a problem with someone around you and you are helpless in knowing what you should do to help them. If you asked your that Someone "will you go to treatment" and they begin to deny and say what are you talking about. That would be a definite sign they are going to be needing an professional interventionist. We can sit and watch this person destroy their life or step in and work with a professional who can guide you step by step in making a right choice to move forward with an intervention. This is not just about the addict, but it is about the family too. You are working together to fight the disease of addiction.
If you know someone struggling with addiction and they are needing help, please call us at 866-384-8411 or visit our website www.lifelineintervention.com
Please call we are here to help...
First of all if you are asking yourself this question something is wrong. There is a problem with someone around you and you are helpless in knowing what you should do to help them. If you asked your that Someone "will you go to treatment" and they begin to deny and say what are you talking about. That would be a definite sign they are going to be needing an professional interventionist. We can sit and watch this person destroy their life or step in and work with a professional who can guide you step by step in making a right choice to move forward with an intervention. This is not just about the addict, but it is about the family too. You are working together to fight the disease of addiction.
If you know someone struggling with addiction and they are needing help, please call us at 866-384-8411 or visit our website www.lifelineintervention.com
Please call we are here to help...
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Lifeline Intervention
Lifeline Intervention
Testimonials
To Whom It May Concern:
My son Justin had developed a dependence on Meth over a course of 9 months. We took him to see a psychologist and they said he was depressed and needed a psychiatrist. We made two appointments but he wouldn't go. We couldn't get the appointments for 6 weeks. By that time Justin didn't want to go. We took him to a drug treatment facility in Las Vegas. They said he could go to outpatient therapy. That was a joke. All that was happening was Justin's drug habit was getting worse.
Finally my wife and I had Justin arrested for domestic violence. He was in jail for almost three days. What were we going to do when he got out? I had a card for Willow Creek with Kevin Dixon's name on it. It was 5 P.M. I believe when I called and talked to Kevin about our son Justin. We told him how desperate we were and didn't know what to do. Kevin said he would be on an airplane to Las Vegas in a couple of hours. We couldn't believe it. A couple of hours, it takes 6 weeks to get it to see a psych. I met Kevin at the airport and we talked about Justin's drug problem. He knew exactly what was going on because he is a former addict. We went to our house and talked some more and he said he could help Justin. I went to pick Justin up from jail and when we got home, Kevin was waiting for him. This was a total surprise for Justin. Over the course of the next couple of hours Kevin talked to Justin to develop a relationship. I also talked to Josh Lannon who runs the center. They both assured me that they would do whatever it takes to help our son.
Justin has just started treatment, but I feel very confident it will succeed because of Kevin's dedication to his job. Having someone fly to your city on a moments notice because a family member is in trouble is commendable. I have been trying for months to get any help, but all I got was lip service. Kevin intervened in our life when my son's life was at stake and we were at our wits end. My wife and I have but our trust into Kevin Dixon's hands to put my son's life back together.
Sincerely, Eric T. Johnson
Testimonials
To Whom It May Concern:
My son Justin had developed a dependence on Meth over a course of 9 months. We took him to see a psychologist and they said he was depressed and needed a psychiatrist. We made two appointments but he wouldn't go. We couldn't get the appointments for 6 weeks. By that time Justin didn't want to go. We took him to a drug treatment facility in Las Vegas. They said he could go to outpatient therapy. That was a joke. All that was happening was Justin's drug habit was getting worse.
Finally my wife and I had Justin arrested for domestic violence. He was in jail for almost three days. What were we going to do when he got out? I had a card for Willow Creek with Kevin Dixon's name on it. It was 5 P.M. I believe when I called and talked to Kevin about our son Justin. We told him how desperate we were and didn't know what to do. Kevin said he would be on an airplane to Las Vegas in a couple of hours. We couldn't believe it. A couple of hours, it takes 6 weeks to get it to see a psych. I met Kevin at the airport and we talked about Justin's drug problem. He knew exactly what was going on because he is a former addict. We went to our house and talked some more and he said he could help Justin. I went to pick Justin up from jail and when we got home, Kevin was waiting for him. This was a total surprise for Justin. Over the course of the next couple of hours Kevin talked to Justin to develop a relationship. I also talked to Josh Lannon who runs the center. They both assured me that they would do whatever it takes to help our son.
Justin has just started treatment, but I feel very confident it will succeed because of Kevin's dedication to his job. Having someone fly to your city on a moments notice because a family member is in trouble is commendable. I have been trying for months to get any help, but all I got was lip service. Kevin intervened in our life when my son's life was at stake and we were at our wits end. My wife and I have but our trust into Kevin Dixon's hands to put my son's life back together.
Sincerely, Eric T. Johnson
Friday, April 11, 2008
Lifeline Intervention
What is an intervention?
An intervention is when a substance abuser's behavior is disrupted through the help of loving family members and a trained specialist.
You can watch our video about an intervention http://www.youtube.com/user/emchush. If you are interested in learning more about an intervention please visit out website www.lifelineintervention.com to learn more about an intervention and what to do when faced with the disease of addiction. Call us toll-free 866-384-8411
An intervention is when a substance abuser's behavior is disrupted through the help of loving family members and a trained specialist.
You can watch our video about an intervention http://www.youtube.com/user/emchush. If you are interested in learning more about an intervention please visit out website www.lifelineintervention.com to learn more about an intervention and what to do when faced with the disease of addiction. Call us toll-free 866-384-8411
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Lifeline Intervention
Lifeline Intervention
Lifeline Intervention has helped many families. Here is a testimonials.
Dear Lifeline,
Fran and I want to thank you for all you have done with regard to Jared's intervention and providing him guidance and advice during his stay.
You handled the intervention extremely professionally. You organized and directed the people attending the intervention with special care. This was not easy in light of the fact that there were two very overprotecting grandmothers in attendance. In addition, we thank you for the numerous times and hours you spent on the phone with us planning and coordinating the intervention.
We don't know what you said or did to convince Jared at the intervention to go with you to Laguna Beach, but it worked. We all thought we lost him for a while with respect to going with you.
We also want to thank you for the advice and support you are providing Jared during his stay. In addition, during our stay in Laguna Beach last week you spent time with us and advising us. You are one of few people (if not the only one) that he will listen to and take heed.
During these last six weeks (since we began talking with you) we feel that you have actually become a member of our family. We hope that no matter what yours or Jared's future brings (and we hope good things for both of you) that we always remain close.
Again we want to thank you for all you have done and keep up the good work!
Very truly yours,
Fran and Stuart
Lifeline Intervention has helped many families. Here is a testimonials.
Dear Lifeline,
Fran and I want to thank you for all you have done with regard to Jared's intervention and providing him guidance and advice during his stay.
You handled the intervention extremely professionally. You organized and directed the people attending the intervention with special care. This was not easy in light of the fact that there were two very overprotecting grandmothers in attendance. In addition, we thank you for the numerous times and hours you spent on the phone with us planning and coordinating the intervention.
We don't know what you said or did to convince Jared at the intervention to go with you to Laguna Beach, but it worked. We all thought we lost him for a while with respect to going with you.
We also want to thank you for the advice and support you are providing Jared during his stay. In addition, during our stay in Laguna Beach last week you spent time with us and advising us. You are one of few people (if not the only one) that he will listen to and take heed.
During these last six weeks (since we began talking with you) we feel that you have actually become a member of our family. We hope that no matter what yours or Jared's future brings (and we hope good things for both of you) that we always remain close.
Again we want to thank you for all you have done and keep up the good work!
Very truly yours,
Fran and Stuart
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENT LIFELINE INTERVENTION
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM KEVIN DIXON
LIFELINE INTERVENTION.COM
I wanted to personally welcome everyone to my company LifelineIntervention.com a subsidiary of KD Consulting Corporation. I started Lifeline Intervention.com back in 2003. I built this company to help families and their loved ones bridge the gap when their loved ones are in denial, which is the number one symptom of the disease of addiction. Being in the field of drug and alcohol work as well as building major treatment centers and running national intervention companies. I wanted Lifeline Intervention to represent everything I have learned in the past 15 years with my experience with helping families. I have facilitated over 500 drug and alcohol interventions throughout my career. But it is the opportunity of building a foundation to helping bring change, one family at a time.
Please don't let your family be a statistic. If you or your know someone who is needing help please contact us at 866-384-8411 or visit our websites http://www.lifelineintervention.com/.
If you are a treatment center and are in need of our services, or needing to get help to a family member please contact Lifeline Intervention at 866-384-8411.
Sincerely,
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