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A family-centered practice

Helping families navigate what comes next.

When addiction, mental health challenges, eating disorders, or major life transitions impact a family, it can be difficult to know where to turn. We help families understand what they're facing, navigate complex decisions, and create healthier paths forward together.

Gianna Yunker, founder of Interventions With Love
A Proud Member Of
AIS
Association of Intervention Specialists
Soberlink
Certified Provider
ARISE®
Certified Interventionist
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Meet Gianna Yunker

Gianna Yunker, CIP, CAI, CFRS, CRS

Founder of Interventions With Love, Family Systems Specialist, and Certified Intervention Professional.
Certified Intervention Professional (CIP), Certified ARISE® Interventionist (CAI), Certified Family Recovery Specialist (CFRS), and Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS)

Interventions With Love is a family-centered practice supporting individuals and families navigating addiction, mental health challenges, eating disorders, and complex life transitions. We recognize that when one person is struggling, the impact reaches far beyond that individual. Our work helps families better understand what is happening, recognize patterns within their relationships, and begin making thoughtful decisions about what comes next.

I'm Gianna Yunker, founder of Interventions With Love, a Family Systems Specialist, and a Certified Intervention Professional. I work alongside parents, partners, and other loved ones who are often carrying tremendous uncertainty about how best to help someone they care about. My approach begins with listening, understanding each family's circumstances, and helping them identify what is within their control.

Through interventions, family coaching, treatment placement, case management, and ongoing recovery support, we help families develop practical plans, establish healthier boundaries, and strengthen their ability to navigate difficult situations together. The goal isn't simply to respond to the immediate crisis, but to support meaningful, lasting change for the entire family.

Recovery rarely happens in isolation. Lasting change requires support and shifts across the entire family system.
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A different idea of rock bottom

The "controlled bottom."

An outdated myth says someone has to hit rock bottom before accepting help. We don't believe that.

There is a common misconception that a professional interventionist's role is simply to deliver a strong or impassioned plea. In reality, the work goes far beyond that. A skilled interventionist helps the family change habits, establish healthy boundaries, and create accountability, relieving them from the impossible burden of deciding whether to cut their loved one off.

With the support of a professional, family and friends can elevate their loved one's bottom, helping them recognize the need for change before reaching a devastating low.

By seeking the guidance of a certified, experienced interventionist, families gain the perspective of someone who is not emotionally entangled in family dynamics. That gives peace of mind: their loved one is in capable, compassionate hands, and the family can focus on healing together.

Families Share Their Experience

Families often reach out when they feel overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure what to do next. These stories reflect the support, guidance, and partnership they found along the way.

  1. Interventions with Love has changed our lives. During one of the most difficult times our family has ever faced, they gave us something we desperately needed: guidance, hope, and a clear path forward.

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  2. Gianna and Molly saved our son’s life and gave those of us who have lived alongside his addiction a sense of hope we didn’t know was possible.

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  3. Working with Interventions with Love has made a profound difference in our family. We found the compassionate and firm support we needed. Gianna’s knowledge and experience guided us without judgement.

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  4. If a family member or friend is struggling with addiction to alcohol or a drug, it’s normal and human to feel hopeless, scared, and clueless about the “right” thing to do.

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  5. After years of hoping our loved one would break free of addiction—so many cycles of rehab and relapse—our family needed a new path, and Gianna showed us the way.

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When should a family seek help?

If any of these are happening, let's talk.

Families often wonder whether things have become serious enough to ask for help. You don't have to wait for a crisis or know exactly what kind of support is needed. If you're noticing concerning changes in your loved one's behavior, relationships, mental health, or ability to manage daily life, it may be time to have a conversation about what comes next.

Difficulty stopping or changing harmful behaviors

Repeated attempts to stop or reduce substance use or other concerning behaviors without lasting change.

Withdrawing from responsibilities or relationships

Increasing isolation, missed obligations, or a noticeable decline in daily functioning.

Changes in thinking, mood, or behavior

Increasing paranoia, emotional instability, confusion, or behaviors that feel significantly different from the person's usual patterns.

Concerns about eating or physical well-being

Restrictive eating, purging, compulsive behaviors, or changes that raise concerns about health and safety.

Growing conflict within the family

Repeated arguments, secrecy, broken agreements, or family members feeling they must constantly manage the situation.

Previous attempts to help haven't worked

Treatment, conversations, boundaries, or other efforts haven't brought the stability the family hoped for.

You don't have to figure this out alone.

Schedule a consultation to discuss your family's situation, explore available options, and determine the next best steps.