Am I Qualified to Perform a Drug Intervention on My Daughter?

Question by penny: Am I qualified to perform a drug intervention on my daughter?
Two days ago, I discovered that my daughter is addicted to heroin. She had this habit of locking herself inside her room and I just ignored it because she told me that she is focusing on her studies. I had no idea that she was actually focusing on heroin and not on her lectures. As her father, I knew that I have to take action. I had this idea of intervening with my daughter’s addiction but I’m scared. I’m not sure if I’m the right person for the job because I was an addict too. I was into marijuana for five years and I got treated just two years ago. Should I do it?

Best answer:

Answer by Camille
I think you should do it. After all, you’re still her father. Interventions may be done by almost anyone, especially those people who are respected by the drug addict. Keep in mind that the fact that you were an addict yourself will help you come up with the most authentic words to convince your daughter into getting treatment. No one knows it better than you do. You’ve been through it. You know how it feels like. Don’t be scared. Go ahead. Try to be a good father and save your daughter.

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