Matt Brown

I have been a professional interventionist since 2004. In the years since, I have facilitated hundreds of interventions. One of the things I’ve learned during that time is that while most interventions have a general blueprint or structure to them, they are all different. Each individual and family needs special attention to the specific details of their addicted loved one.

My family did their own intervention on me in 2001 when I was 28. One of the things I remember from that day was something my mother said to me: “I will never be a prisoner in my own home ever again.” I realize now that I was holding my family hostage, emotionally speaking. None of us knew what to do. I didn’t want the life I was living, but I was terrified of stepping into a life that was completely foreign to me. They had no idea at the time that there were professionals that could’ve helped them. They certainly did they best they could in the moment, but it took me two more years to finally get the help i needed. During that time, my addiction got worse and we all suffered longer than we needed to. April 6, 2003 was the day I finally got help, and I have been sober ever since.

For the last 22 years, I’ve empowered families to get help for their addicted and alcoholic loved ones. I truly believe that change is possible and that families and loved ones, with the right direction, can make that change possible. It would be my honor to consult with you about what can be done in your family to help your loved one find lasting sobriety and freedom.

I live in Bend, OR. I work both nationally in the US and internationally.

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