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Benjamin Seymour CDDC, BRI-II
Director of Post Treatment Services and Co-Founder
Intervention specialist Benjamin Seymour is a Board Registered Interventionist Level II (BRI II). He has over 9 years of experience providing various intervention services, from drug intervention and sex addiction intervention to mental health interventions. Over the years he has become known for his work with adolescents suffering from co-occurring disorders. Ben is currently the Director of Operations for Intervention 180. A company that he co-founded with his business partner Tom Burruel. Both Ben and Tom are known for their sincere and genuine love for people afflicted with the disease of addiction.
Ben, Tom and all the Intervention 180 staff blend several styles of intervention to tailor fit their services for each family. Through the years they have found that there are no cookie cutter interventions and that each intervention is as unique as the families they serve.
Intervention 180 specializes in addiction, alcoholism, gambling, mental health, sex-addiction, eating disorder and troubled teen interventions. "As two young men we wanted to start a company that not only helps the average individual but was capable of reaching troubled adolescents".
Ben has been featured in The Wall Street Journal and other media publications. He sites his own struggles with heroin addiction and recovery as a source of inspiration. He went through county detox centers, mental hospitals and treatment center after treatment center. Ben often expresses a deep gratitude for the years he has now been clean and sober. He is also a national speaker and featured contributor for the popular addiction site addicted.com.
Ben holds several credentials in the addiction field such as, Board Registered Interventionist Level II, Certified Addictions Counselor II and a Certified Dual Diagnosis Clinician. The majority of Ben’s practicum and experience was gained in his years as a primary counselor for Arlene Rosen, at Michael’s House in Palm Springs California. He is now continuing his mission to help those suffering from addiction with Intervention 180.
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