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Meet Steve Bruno

Mr. Bruno, a professional interventionist, has worked in the field of drug addiction for twenty years and has orchestrated over 400 interventions all across the world.

He is the author of More Than Hope, Intervention Guidebook, available on Amazon and Kindle.

He has appeared on radio shows such as Insights with David Goldberg, Dare to Be Authentic with Mari Mitchell, and The World’s Most Amazing People with KC Armstrong. Mr. Bruno is also a member in good standing with The Association of Intervention Specialists.

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How to do an intervention

In this groundbreaking work, Mr. Bruno shares personal and professional insight into how addiction and interventions work.

The book begins with the author’s own story of addiction and intervention, followed by a chapter written by his own mother, describing his intervention from her viewpoint

The book includes “what to do and how to do it,” plus a number of case studies taken from the author’s two decades experience in the field.

That said, no book can turn a mother, father, sibling or child into an interventionist. If you need professional help, get it before you play a game you have no experience with. The best scenario – if you know you need help – is to hire an professional interventionist and let him play the cards from beginning to end, otherwise you may create an even larger chaos than the one you already face.

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Blog Posts

Denial – House of Mirrors or House of Cards?

Many believe that if an addict does not admit to having a problem, he does not know he has a problem. This is categorically false. We are taught to see this as denial in mainstream recovery theory, alack of self-awareness on the part of the addict. I can assure you, it is not. If it...

The Greenhouse Effect

Anyone who has done anything repeatedly has the advantage of being able to identify and recognize patterns. Having done hundreds of interventions, one pattern I’ve come to recognize is something I call the greenhouse effect. In short, it’s when the family members are not only confronting a difficult problem, but do so without sleep, eating,…

What Is an Intervention?

What is an intervention? Yes, an intervention is a lot like chess. It's actually a good way to look at it. There are at least two sides, one playing against the other and, depending on family dynamics, even more sides than that can be at odds at different times. An intervention is essentially any series...

Deception in an Intervention – Playing to Win

An intervention is one of the most loving things a family can do, but the reality of doing one effectively may require calculated deception. Don't immediately start beating yourself up about it as a lot of parents and children of alcoholics, spouses of addicts tend to do. The fact is, my mother deceived me in order...

An Intervention Suicide Note

As a professional interventionist I've seen family members take these positions all the time and the damage it can do. "Just because we have no experience doing interventions doesn't mean we can't do one," (even though the family history strongly indicates it's a bad idea). “Maybe this time we can pull off an intervention ourselves and save money...

What if We Fail?

Families often ask me, “What if we fail?” I hear it all the time, a mother or father, husband or wife completely paralyzed in a sort of apathy about taking action because of all the potential failures running through their mind. "What if we fail?" "What if it doesn't work?" "What if he says 'No'?"...

Testimonials

Dear Steve, I can’t seem to find the right words to express how grateful we are for the intervention with our son. I thought intervention was a third party who helped communication between the addict and the family. I did not realize the scope of your job… read more

Dear Steve, Where do I begin? It all happened so quickly, thanks to you. I truly believe in providence, and every door was opened and every step fell into place. All in a little over a week, I placed a call to the treatment facility, who referred me to a “professional interventionist”… read more

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