Licensed Clinical Interventionists in Broward County

Watching a loved one struggle with addiction, untreated mental illness, or self-destructive behavior can be deeply painful. You may feel helpless, exhausted, or unsure what to do next. At Full Life Comprehensive Care, we specialize in clinical interventions in Fort Lauderdale that prioritize safety, dignity, and long-term solutions—for your loved one and your family.

When done professionally, intervention can be a powerful step toward healing. Whether the issue is substance use, mood instability, refusal of care, or a “failure to launch,” our licensed team creates structured, compassionate opportunities for change.

We support families across Broward County with intervention planning, crisis assessment, and treatment coordination – through aftercare and beyond.

Learn more below or contact us today to speak with a licensed interventionist.

Intervention With Full Life

A clinical intervention is a planned, facilitated conversation designed to encourage a person in crisis to accept professional help. While often associated with addiction, interventions are equally effective for untreated psychiatric conditions, risk-taking behaviors, and emotional shutdown.

At Full Life, our interventionists are licensed psychotherapists and seasoned case managers trained in high-stakes mediation. We create emotionally safe, nonjudgmental spaces for both the person in crisis and their loved ones—while developing concrete follow-up plans to ensure any motivation for change is met with real, immediate options for care (without the aggressive confrontation or ultimatums you might be used to seeing on TV)

Who We Help in Fort Lauderdale

Our Fort Lauderdale-based intervention team supports individuals and families facing:

• Substance use disorder and addiction
  
• Untreated bipolar disorder or psychosis
  
• Depression, suicidality, or emotional withdrawal
  
• Eating disorders and disordered eating
  
• PTSD and trauma-based avoidance
  
• Adolescents or young adults in “failure-to-launch” patterns
  
• Co-occurring developmental disabilities and behavioral crises
  

Whether you’re worried about a spouse, child, sibling, or aging parent, our interventionists can help assess the situation, determine urgency, and create a structured path forward—even if your loved one is currently refusing help.

Why Hire Professional Interventionist?

Without clinical support, interventions can backfire. Attempting one on your own may lead to emotional escalation, denial, or even further withdrawal from your loved one.

At Full Life, our professional interventionists provide:

📋 Crisis assessment and safety planning
🤝 Family coaching before, during, and after the intervention
📞 Coordination with psychiatric or treatment providers
🏥 Immediate referrals to appropriate care settings
🧠 Trauma-informed facilitation with emotional containment
🧭 Post-intervention plans with clear boundaries and next steps


Our team draws from years of experience in South Florida’s behavioral health network. We maintain active referral partnerships throughout Broward and Palm Beach County, including psychiatric hospitals, detox programs, residential treatment centers, and outpatient providers.

FAQ: What Happens if My Loved One Refuses Help?

Not all interventions end with immediate treatment—but every intervention should include a clear plan, healthy boundaries, and a path forward for the family. Even if your loved one refuses help initially, many individuals come around in the days or weeks that follow.

We help families:

• Set and maintain boundaries
  
• Avoid enabling dynamics
  
• Understand the psychology of resistance
  
• Focus on progress, not perfection
  
• Access individual or family therapy to begin healing, regardless of outcome.

Talk To A Fort Lauderdale Interventionist Today

Our work is confidential, client-centered, and designed to reduce chaos while increasing care. Consultations are free with no obligations. We know parents and families often have many questions, so we’re here to help.

Contact us today to speak with a professional.

How to Find Us:

Our Fort Lauderdale office is located at 301 E Broward Blvd Suite 101, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 (Please see building directory. Our office is located inside the building of First Baptist Church of Fort Lauderdale)