Montana Drug and Alcohol Intervention Counselors

Montana has a very limited number of inpatient beds available compared to the amount of people needing help. As a result, the majority of people who do enroll in treatment either go to an outpatient program or must travel out of state for a residential facility.

There are nearly 85,000 people in Montana who abuse or are dependent on alcohol and other drugs. Of these, roughly 7,000 actually make into some form of treatment program. Clearly, more can be done.

In addition to state and national efforts to expand access to treatment, one of the biggest single factors in getting someone into a drug or alcohol rehab is through the work of an intervention. Using a professional interventionist increases the chances of admission and helps people get started on their journey to sustained recovery. If you have a loved one in need of help for a substance use disorder in Montana, contact us today for more information about successful treatment and intervention practices.