A bath salts intervention is considered to be one of the most dangerous types of interventions that can be staged, due to the nature of the drug, which can create psychotic response and has a nearly immediate effect on the user. If abused over an extended period of time, your loved one may also develop psychological issues, including intense mood swings, increased irritability, and possibly hallucinations and delusions.

While we understand the possible hesitation of staging an intervention, it is important to understand that if your loved one has become addicted to bath salts, they are not only a danger to themselves, but to you and all around them. Our clinically trained and fully licensed staff is proficient to help individuals who have developed an addiction to bath salts and other dangerous drugs to seek the help they need to break this cycle of addiction and abuse.

If the intervention is successful and the addict agrees to accept treatment, they will be transported to the predetermined treatment center as soon as possible. Because of the intense withdrawal effects that can occur following cessation of bath salts use, an essential part of the intervention process is to have a strategy in place to support your loved one during this period and ensure a medical detoxification if necessary.

If the intervention is successful and the addict agrees to accept treatment, they will be transported to the predetermined treatment center as soon as possible. If your loved one refuses to seek treatment, those involved will have no choice but to accept their refusal, and follow through on boundaries established during the intervention process.