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 Houston-based clinical interventionist who works with families, professionals, and treatment teams navigating complex mental health and addiction crises.

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When There’s a Lot at Stake

The families I work with are often facing complicated situations where simple advice doesn’t work.

That may include:

  • Executives, physicians, and licensed professionals whose substance use or mental health issues are affecting their work

  • Families navigating wealth, business responsibilities, or multi-generational dynamics

  • Individuals experiencing psychosis, substance-induced disorders, or complex mental health conditions

  • LGBTQIA+ clients navigating identity alongside recovery and mental health care

These are rarely simple situations.

They require clinical understanding, thoughtful coordination, and a plan that works in real life.

I help families build that plan.

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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 and nothing’s changed.

When nothing seems to work, the situation can feel hopeless.

But there is a path forward.

The right intervention is not confrontation.

It’s structure, strategy, and clinical guidance.

Clear Steps.

Honest Conversations.

The Clinical Intervention Approach

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Most interventionists specialize in substance use alone.

In reality, many crises involve mental health, family dynamics, trauma, and medical risk.

My background as a licensed clinical social worker, addiction counselor, and mediator allows me to approach interventions through a family systems and mental health lens.

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 including therapists, psychiatrists, attorneys, or treatment centers