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Therapy and Intervention

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The goal of therapeutic intervention is to initiate improvement in  how the client feels, thinks, and behaves. Modification of  self-destructive behavior patterns will often be a focus, as in work with addiction and other self-harming behaviours.


Therapeutic intervention will typically be led or supported by a  relevant, qualified professional or team of professionals. The  intervention may be made directly, with the individual in difficulty  alone. It may also involve family and friends of the individual needing  assistance. In some instances, family members or other non-professionals  may play a leading role in therapeutic intervention, with or without  professional supervision.


For instance, in the case of addiction a therapist may support family members to deal more effectively with an  addicted loved one. Therapeutic intervention might address any co-dependence or unintentional collusion to help the person get the help they need.


AJH Disability and Health Services acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.


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