"A Path To Recovery" an intervention process that breaks through the denial, and behavior patterns of addiction and offers your loved one, family and friends support, and education in a safe respectful environment.

I specialize in finding your loved ones the help they deserve, but it all starts with YOU getting involved. A carefully planned intervention is a process founded on love and honesty.

Please consider this: if not you, then who; if not now, then when?

By the time my clients come to me, they have tried many things on their own. Those experiences have not worked, the way they would have liked them to. Are you one of those loved ones that ignore the signs? Or have you managed the "problem" by coping in unhealthy ways? Go to bed at night pleading that your loved one is safe? Or do you just close your eyes and hope things will get better? HAVE THEY?

Whether it is a family member or a friend, you most likely have become frustrated and scared at the direction the Addict/Alcoholic has chosen to go.

There is a quote I have heard over and over since my own recovery, "the addict must hit bottom". Do we want the bottom to be death? I would rather see it as bringing the bottom to the Addict. This is what a Family Intervention is all about. A Loving planned group facilitation that brings the bottom up.

Be willing to trust the experience of a different process.

Start the process and get your friend, loved one or employee into treatment. SAVE A LIFE.

Ricki is always encouraging, but realistic and prepared to respond to any and all of our questions. She came to do an intervention that ultimately worked out for recovery for Sue. —C.D.

Ricki volunteered her time as a step minister to the homeless that visited our Church. Some of the visitors were addicts, Ricki at their desire took them to the County AOD department, to support them into sobriety.
—K.S.