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File SB-2026-0719-IV01
July 19, 2026
Survey: 93 practitioners · Edition 1

Interventionist
AI mentions index

93 United States professional interventionists and intervention practices, measured on how often AI answers name them and how often AI answers cite their websites as sources. The roster is the public member directory of the Association of Intervention Specialists, plus one benchmark practice. Coverage is Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT, United States, English. Every naming count below was verified against the actual answer text.

54verified namings
1,003domain citations
2AI platforms surveyed
93practitioners on file
01 · The index

Standing, by combined visibility

Named in answers counts responses where the practitioner's name or practice appears in the AI's answer prose. Cited as source counts responses where the AI links the practitioner's own website as a reference. AI search volume is the monthly query volume behind the citing responses. Standing reflects the combined count. Select any practitioner to open their file: the questions with the highest AI search volume where they verifiably appear, and the external sources the models lean on.

01
newdirectionsforwomen.org
1 539 193,654 Established
02
fcsinterventions.com
2 105 201,702 Present
03
allaboutinterventions.com
2 60 19,537 Limited
04
spearheadhealth.com
0 48 9,795 Limited
05
interventionhelp.com
0 40 0 Limited
06
intervention.com
5 20 4,222 Limited
07
southfloridaintervention.com
2 22 2,390 Limited
08
drewhorowitzassociates.com
0‡ 20 61,426 Limited
09
axiomhealthservices.com
0 20 3,648 Limited
10
axiomhealthservices.com
0† 20 3,648 Limited
11
therapeuticrecoverynetwork.com
1† 15 23,410 Trace
12
corevaluesrecovery.com
0† 13 801 Trace
13
behavioralhelp.com
0 12 0 Trace
14
lovefirst.net
0† 12 1,333 Trace
15
arintervention.com
0 8 390 Trace
16
canaminterventions.com
2 5 720 Trace
17
nextlevelrecoveryassociates.com
1 6 230 Trace
18
adambanksrecovery.com
2‡ 4 140 Trace
19
wvmphp.org
0 6 850 Trace
20
thesohl.com
4 1 390 Trace
21
laborofloveintervention.com
5 0 0 Trace
22
InterventionASAP.com
4 0 0 Trace
23
intervention365.com
1 3 333 Trace
24
hopeinterventiontx.com
4 0 0 Trace
25
yesintervention.com
2 1 30 Trace
26
soberescorts.com
0† 3 44 Trace
27
recovery360.org
0 3 52 Trace
28
joanitheinterventionist.com
1 2 90 Trace
29
hellosuntra.com
3 0 0 Trace
30
premazon.com
0 2 110 Trace
31
cleansobernow.com
2 0 0 Trace
32
recoveryour.life
2 0 0 Trace
33
cdinterventions.com
2 0 0 Trace
34
interventionswithlove.com
0 2 43 Trace
35
sisuhealingpartners.com
0 2 190 Trace
36
sagecounselingandcoaching.com
0 2 0 Trace
37
drjerrylaw.com
0‡ 1 590 Trace
38
erinterventions.com
0 1 0 Trace
39
linkinghumansystems.com
1 0 0 Trace
40
thewellbeingcorp.com
0 1 1,900 Trace
41
interventionlife.com
1 0 0 Trace
42
interventionandrecovery.com
1 0 0 Trace
43
no active site found
1 0 0 Trace
44
lemoineinterventions.com
0 1 40 Trace
45
thesohl.com
0 1 390 Trace
46
monarchcounselingandconsulting.com
0 1 40 Trace
47
empowermentalliance.net
0 1 40 Trace
48
theirishmanandassociates.com
1† 0 0 Trace
49
evolverecoveryservices.com
1 0 0 Trace
50
ryanrecoverygroup.com
0‡ 0 0 Absent
51
familyrecoveryservices.com
0† 0 0 Absent
52
entelechyrecovery.com
0 0 0 Absent
53
weircaremanagement.com
0 0 0 Absent
54
entelechyrecovery.com
0 0 0 Absent
55
bfrdetox.com
0 0 0 Absent
56
stortimodel.com
0 0 0 Absent
57
footprintsofserenity.com
0 0 0 Absent
58
no active site found
0 0 0 Absent
59
no active site found
0† 0 0 Absent
60
inspireinterventions.com
0 0 0 Absent
61
onlineinterventions.com
0 0 0 Absent
62
axisintervention.com
0 0 0 Absent
63
no active site found
0 0 0 Absent
64
rootedinrecovery.com
0 0 0 Absent
65
pegasusrecoverysolutions.com
0 0 0 Absent
66
dirk@eldredgerecoveryresources.com
0 0 0 Absent
67
maxwellrecoveryservices.com
0† 0 0 Absent
68
theorcarecovery.com
0 0 0 Absent
69
newliferecoveryservices.com
0 0 0 Absent
70
no active site found
0† 0 0 Absent
71
drstephaniec.net
0 0 0 Absent
72
intervenenow.co
0† 0 0 Absent
73
westinghouseintervention.com
0 0 0 Absent
74
firststepaddictionconsultants.com
0† 0 0 Absent
75
jarecovery.org
0‡ 0 0 Absent
76
decisionscounselingservices.com
0 0 0 Absent
77
theorcarecovery.com
0† 0 0 Absent
78
stacydodd.com
0 0 0 Absent
79
cliffkoblin.com
0 0 0 Absent
80
cdinterventions.com
0 0 0 Absent
81
executiverecoverycoaching.com
0 0 0 Absent
82
shiftrecoveryservices.com
0 0 0 Absent
83
cdkinterventions.com
0 0 0 Absent
84
mattbellofficial.com
0† 0 0 Absent
85
no active site found
0 0 0 Absent
86
no active site found
0 0 0 Absent
87
teginterventions.com
0 0 0 Absent
88
torchlightrecoverygroup.com
0 0 0 Absent
89
thefirmaddictionconsulting.com
0 0 0 Absent
90
shiftrecoveryservices.com
0† 0 0 Absent
91
reachaftercare.com
0‡ 0 0 Absent
92
treatwithcare.com
0 0 0 Absent
93
marklrose.com
0‡ 0 0 Absent
† Estimated. The name matched more rows than the sample; the verified rate in the sample was projected to the full count.
‡ Floor. The name is common enough that the sample could not span its match volume; the number shown is exact verified namings only and understates nothing except its own tail.
02 · Two ways to appear

Named, or cited

Named in answers

The practitioner's full name or practice name appears in the prose of the AI's answer. In this market that is rare. Most interventionists are solo practices without press coverage, encyclopedic entries, or published methods, and the models have almost nothing to repeat. The few who are named have books, television history, or a named intervention model attached to them.

Cited as source

An AI response references the practice's website, subdomains included. This is where most of the visibility in this market actually lives. 9 practices in this index are referenced twenty or more times while being named twice or fewer: their pages answer families' questions while the practitioner stays anonymous in the answer itself.

03 · Patterns

What the index shows

This market is nearly invisible in AI prose

Across 93 practitioners, namings total 54. An equivalent survey across treatment-center brands verified nearly five thousand. Interventionists are hired through referral and reputation, and that reputation has not been written into the public record the models read. The category is wide open.

The quiet performers

The citation column tells a different story. New Directions for Women, the practice domain listed by Becky Flood, is cited over five hundred times. FCS Interventions is cited over one hundred times with zero verified namings. A practice website with answerable content earns citations regardless of whether anyone knows the practitioner's name.

04 · State leaders

Standing within the largest state rosters

California

  1. Louise Stanger 2 named · 60 cited
  2. Ryan Gartrell 0 named · 48 cited
  3. Brad Lamm 5 named · 20 cited

Florida

  1. Marc Kantor 2 named · 22 cited
  2. Robert Alexander 0‡ named · 20 cited
  3. Roberto Sanchez 0 named · 20 cited

New York

  1. Brad Lamm 5 named · 20 cited
  2. Adam Banks 2‡ named · 4 cited
  3. Andrew Dits 4 named · 1 cited

Illinois

  1. Andrew W Rintels 0 named · 8 cited
  2. Rebecca Mowen 0 named · 3 cited
  3. Anthony Campobasso 0 named · 1 cited

Arizona

  1. Carey Davidson 4 named · 0 cited
  2. Jerry Law 0‡ named · 1 cited

Colorado

  1. Judith Landau 1 named · 0 cited
  2. Rachael Messaros 0 named · 1 cited
05 · Method

How the counts were made

  1. Mention rows were pulled from a dataset that includes Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT (location United States, language English) for each practitioner's name, answer scope, ordered by AI search volume, capped at 250 rows per practitioner.
  2. A row counts as a naming when the practitioner's full name or practice name appears in the answer's prose, with citation URLs stripped first so that a mere link does not count. Person names collide with public figures far more than treatment-center brand names do, so names with a documented collision (John Adams the president, Mark Rose, Jonathan Rauch the journalist, Kirsten Banks the astrophysicist, and twenty more) additionally require intervention vocabulary such as interventionist, sober coach, or recovery coach before a row counts.
  3. Where a practitioner matched more rows than the sample cap, the verified rate in the sample was projected to the full count and is marked as an estimate.
  4. Names whose match volume exceeded twenty times the sample are marked as floors: exact verified namings only, with no projection, because the sample cannot represent the population.
  5. Cited as source counts every response in the dataset that references the practice's domain, subdomains included, with no sampling. One practitioner's listed site is an archive snapshot of a defunct domain and is excluded from citation counts. Two practitioners at the same practice share a domain, and each shows the practice's full count.
  6. Known limits: samples are biased toward high volume queries; practitioners who appear in answers under a practice name not listed in the directory are undercounted; the strict context requirement can drop a genuine naming that lacks intervention vocabulary.