"Don't Ever Give Up; Each Day Is Gifted To You!" - Stuart Scott
"Believe You Can and You're Half Way There." - Theodore Roosevelt
"Conceive It, Believe It, and Achieve It" - Paul Gonzales
"We Do Not Remember Days, We Remember Moments." - Cesare Pavese
"Life’s Most Persistent and Urgent Question Is: What Are You Doing For Others? - Martin Luther King
"Practice Being The Kind Of Person You Wish To Attract." - Dr. Wayne Dyer
"My Ego is Not My Amigo." - Jerry McDonald
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Ed Storti's Best Selling Book
CRISIS INTERVENTION:
Acting Against AddictionSoon to be Re-released in a Second Edition Printing.
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This book describes a service of ultimate love for somebody you care about.
Jim Wright, Former Speaker of the House of Representatives
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The Storti Model™
The Storti Model of intervention personifies the motivational, inspirational and spiritual method of working with the addictive person. It encompasses the family and brings about a moment in one’s life where the solution (treatment) is offered as a gift. The Storti Model brings about a group of people who honor the patient on the day of the intervention, presenting treatment as a gift, new life and rebirth.
In the Storti Model the power of the intervention rests in its appeal to the heart of the patient—not the mind. The intervention communicates kindness and respect. Its purpose is not primarily to give the patient information or to get the patient to fully admit to the extent of the disease. The simpler and more powerful goal of motivating the patient to accept the solution as a gift is the Model’s aim.
Read a Letter from Mr. StortiRead a Letter from Mr. StortiI Welcome You To My Site
I welcome you to my site and hope that the information presented will answer your questions. I realize that many of you who are seeking answers are fearful, frustrated, and exhausted. There is hope and to intervene is to alter the destiny of the illness.
There is no failure to the intervention process but there are different results. Any competent intervention specialist can determine the risk factors of your situation (a proper assessment is mandatory prior to going forward with the intervention procedure).
So many families wait and keep hoping your loved one; friend or colleague will get help on his or her own. Yet time goes by and the pain or misery continues. His/her prison becomes yours. To intervene is being proactive versus reactive.
In 32 years and 3,500 cases later, I have seen miracles occur in family’s lives. Families that would have struggled for years have come to see a rebirth for their loved ones and themselves. Instead of a tragedy, a well-orchestrated procedure motivated their loved one to accept help and the transformation to sanity was restored. To intervene and be allowed in an intimate moment with a family is a cherished experience. I wish you, the finest most positive experience for yourself and your loved one.
I invite you to use this site and follow the links to other sites that will assist you in learning about the disease of addiction. If you believe that the Storti Model of motivational intervention may be a means to treatment for your loved one-- then, I welcome your call. Always remember there is hope.
Sincerely,
Ed Storti
