Episode 326 – Invitational Interventions – The ARISE model with Jack Bloomfield

Episode 326 – Invitational Interventions – The ARISE model with Jack Bloomfield

The Addicted Mind Podcast

Jack Bloomfield shares the ARISE intervention model on The Addicted Mind Podcast, focusing on collective family healing rather than confrontational tactics.

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26:5924 Mar 2025

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Revolutionising Interventions: The ARISE Approach with Jack Bloomfield

Episode Overview

  • The ARISE model focuses on inviting the whole family to heal together.
  • Traditional interventions often lead to short-term treatment engagement.
  • Changing language from 'you need help' to 'we need help' is crucial.
  • Recovery is a process involving all family members, not just the individual.
  • Generational trauma can affect entire family systems.
Instead of saying you need help, you're going to say we need help as a family.

Picture this: you're in a room with your family, not for a surprise birthday party but for a heart-to-heart intervention. The traditional ambush-style interventions might sound familiar, but Jack Bloomfield introduces a refreshing alternative on The Addicted Mind Podcast. Jack, an expert in the ARISE model, shares how this approach flips the script by inviting the whole family to heal together, rather than singling out the individual struggling with addiction.

In this episode, Jack and host Duane Osterlind explore the evolution of interventions from the confrontational tactics of the past to a more compassionate and inclusive method. Jack draws from his decades-long personal journey in recovery, highlighting how the ARISE model fosters a supportive environment for everyone involved. Instead of the 'go to rehab or else' ultimatum, families are encouraged to say 'we need help', creating a shared responsibility for healing.

You'll hear anecdotes of families who've embraced this approach, discovering that recovery isn't just about the individual but the entire family unit. Jack emphasises the importance of shifting focus from blame and shame to understanding and support, helping families break free from generational cycles of trauma and addiction. So why should you listen? This episode offers a fresh perspective on interventions, highlighting the power of collective healing.

Whether you're directly affected by addiction or supporting someone who is, understanding this model could be a game-changer in how you approach recovery.

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