Types of intervention

Clinical Health Interventions

Clinical Health Interventions relate to stress, neglect, over or under eating, self-harming, or general lack of personal care.

Clinical health interventions are relevant to those concerned about the physical health of a loved one. Where physical health is failing due to stress, neglect, over or under eating, self-harming, or general lack of care, and when a loved one persistently ignores entreaties or pleas to improve their physical health, an intervention can help bring awareness to the issues at hand and can provide a framework for subsequent treatment and care.

Treatment

A wider range of clinical treatment is available for clinical health problems ranging from primary care doctors through to more specialised medical specialists. A clinical health intervention will determine the most appropriate way forward and make recommendations for assessment and subsequent care.

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Recov ConnectAftercare

Aftercare via Recov Connect

Personalised programs focusing on aftercare, tailored to your specific needs.

Is the behaviour of a loved one causing you concern?

Please be assured that any communication relating to an intervention is held in the strictest confidence.