Clinical Interventions for Addiction and Mental Health

If someone you love is struggling, you don’t have to navigate it alone.

I’m Andrea Moorer, LCSW-S, LCDC, a clinical interventionist based in Houston. I guide families, professionals, and young adults through complex interventions with clinical structure and heart.

A man walking through a spacious, modern atrium with a glass and steel ceiling, large glass windows, marble flooring, and sunlight streaming in.

I work with individuals and families navigating complex challenges, especially when there’s a lot at stake.

That often includes:

  • Impaired executives, licensed professionals, and high-visibility leaders

  • Young adults and parents who feel stuck or unsure how to move forward

  • Families managing wealth, caregiving, or multi-generational expectations

  • LGBTQIA+ clients navigating identity alongside mental health or substance use

I offer a structured, judgment-free path forward.

A top view of a glass conference table with two glasses of water, a closed notebook, and a pen. In the background, a woman wearing black tights and a coat is sitting on a sofa, with legs crossed. The table legs have a wooden and metal design, and the room has wooden flooring.

The Support You’re Looking for When You’re Facing the Unthinkable

It’s overwhelming to watch someone spiral and feel powerless to stop it.


Maybe you’re losing sleep wondering if they’ll get arrested. Maybe they already have been.


Maybe you’ve tried everything—pleading, boundaries, silence—and nothing’s changed.

If you're here, you probably need a next step that actually works. That’s where I come in.

Clear Steps.

Honest Conversations.

The Clinical Intervention Approach

A woman in a black blazer and pants, pink patterned shirt, and black high heels stands in front of a white background, smiling, with a brown chair nearby.

I lead clinical interventions that are grounded in mental health care and built for real-life complexity.

Based on my experience and training, we’ll take a custom approach to working with you, your family, and other key people in your loved one’s life guiding them toward accepting help.

My services include:

  • One-time or ongoing intervention planning and facilitation

  • Family support and coaching before, during, and after intervention

  • Crisis response and conflict mediation

  • Referrals to vetted treatment programs and professionals

  • Collaboration with your existing team—therapists, psychiatrists, attorneys, or treatment centers