Adam Mindel
Consultation: Understanding the Questions
One of the most important aspects of any intervention begins long before family members gather in a room or a loved one is asked to
Adam Mindel
October 16, 2026
One of the most important aspects of any intervention begins long before family members gather in a room or a loved one is asked to
Intervention is the beginning of a therapeutic process. A structured, compassionate bridge between suffering and recovery that goes much deeper than a dramatic confrontation around a table.
Addiction rarely resolves itself, but families don’t have to wait for a bottom to take action. When loved ones learn how to communicate effectively, set healthy boundaries, and separate the person from the disease, they become the primary catalyst for healing.
Read Part Two: Understanding Change and Raising The Bottom As I look back over the last several months of working with individuals and families towards
What to expect in this episode: Traditional psychology has taken a central role in recovery and treating addiction, but it may not be ideal. Psychotherapists
WHAT TO EXPECT Understanding How Addiction Hijacks Rationality Semi-Rational Reasoning The Ego and Justifications Understanding How Addiction Hijacks Rationality Addiction Hijacks our “semi-rational” thoughts to
WHAT TO EXPECT: Is 30 Days Enough For Addiction Treatment? Effective Treatment: Engaging In Recovery One of the questions that people have when seeking treatment
So when it comes to the notion of authenticity, RZA is like “He is my guy.” RZA is a producer and also a hip-hop MC
What to expect in this episode: 1. In Recovery you need to have boundaries, assertiveness, and use your right to say “NO” 2. People that
The Role of People-Pleasing and Codependency in Addiction When you’re working with people that are in early recovery, they suffer from the same kind of
Remove the Moral Aspects of Addiction Treatment? I talk a lot about the moral aspects of treatment and I am very resistant to removing morality
Recover Integrity is a values based program: we treat our clients and their families with dignity, respect and compassion. We understand that people in need of treatment are in a potentially life threatening crisis, and we provide a safe and nurturing environment in which to recover.
