Intervention

Intervention is essentially the “management of a crisis.” A professionally managed intervention has more than a 90% success rate with getting your loved one into the treatment setting that best suits their needs.

We are here to help your family during this extremely difficult time, to walk through this process with dignity, love, and compassion to ensure the addict/alcoholic gets relief, as well as the entire family.

If someone you love is suffering from the disease of alcoholism or drug addiction, GET HELP NOW! Please call 949-677-3812 or 833-468-7863 to speak with one of our experienced, highly seasoned interventionist who will assist you with walking through this difficult process.

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Recovery Counseling

We offer counseling for people in need of support from our licensed staff who can help the recovering addict/ alcoholic maintain their sobriety with a proven system of accountability, one-on-one sessions, and regular family meetings to keep everyone on track

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Public Speaking

Todd’s reputation as a speaker is built on his ability to explore the incredibly difficult topics of addiction and recovery with tremendous honesty, warmth, and humor. He is a recovery-centered thought leader and storyteller with the rare ability to both inspire audiences and leave them with actionable transformation strategies.

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Todd “Z-Man” Zalkins Blog

It is often said that the disease of alcoholism/addiction is a disease of perception. There is a lot to this, so I will do my best to explain. While I am preparing a family for an intervention one of the things I repeatedly say is, “Your son (or whomever we are intervening on) is notRead More »
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For all of us who actively lived in the disease of alcohol and drug use disorder we experienced ridiculous amounts of physical pain from using. In the treatment world there has been a shift with how the disease is referred to. Personally, I prefer alcoholism and drug addiction. References and terms of how things wereRead More »
We have a lot of goofy terms and saying in recovery, “First Things First” or “Do the Next Indicated Thing” the list is pretty long. When I was newly sober, I was absolutely insane, my thinking wasn’t the best that’s for damn sure. I would say to myself, “Yeah, the next indicated thing for meRead More »
I am often asked, “Why did you not sleep for 44 days and how did you deal with that?” This requires a two-part answer and a great deal of elaboration. The “why” of it is not so much a mystery as it was a complete f’ing nightmare. I will illustrate the contributing factors, for one,Read More »

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