There Is Hope Interventions
There really is hope.
Helping families face the challenges of alcoholism, drugs, and other addictions.

Services
Characterized by Love and Courage
Interventions
An intervention is characterized by love, courage and respect. It need not be a power encounter or an exercise in humiliation.
Read moreConsultations
Pre- and Post-Intervention Consultations can offer additional support to families.
Read morePresentations
Kevin offers presentations on a variety of intervention related topics.
Read moreThe Intervention Process
Four steps, walked together
During an initial free phone consultation, potential clients learn about my intervention philosophy and process and take the necessary time to decide whether I am a good fit to lead their family/team through an intervention.
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phone
Preliminary Tasks
Identify Intervention Team · Determine Level of Care/Treatment Options · Establish an Initial Timeline · Identify Locations for Training and Intervention
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phone
The Assessment
I gather background information, obtain a history of what has taken place and answer the appropriate questions prior to the intervention.
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in-person
The Training & Preparation
The outcome of the intervention often hinges on the quality of the training.
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in-person
The Intervention
The Intervention is the facilitated conversation with the family/team and their loved-one.
My rule of thumb: Take enough time to do the intervention right (act as if this is your one and only chance), but move as quickly as possible.
Testimonials
What our families & clients are saying

About Kevin Graves
Many years ago, I was the subject of an intervention.
Kevin Graves is a skilled and caring interventionist with There Is Hope Interventions, LLC. He began his work as an interventionist in 2005 while being mentored by his father, Sam Graves. Sam was a co-founder of Serenity Lane, a leading treatment center for alcoholism and drug abuse.
Kevin’s experiences as a marriage and family therapist, in ministry, and as a specialist with at-risk youth give him a wealth of experience to draw from and help shape his intervention approach.
About Kevin- 85%
- In approximately 85% of the interventions Kevin has conducted, the alcoholic or addict has gone into treatment.
- 2005
- He began his work as an interventionist in 2005 while being mentored by his father, Sam Graves.
- 1-2 weeks
- Sometimes interventions can come together in a matter of a few days, but in general, the process usually takes 1-2 weeks.
- Independent
- I do not work for any treatment center and do not accept kickbacks or quid pro quo payments, so I can remain objective in my recommendations.
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