Intervention Plan Of Action For Family Members

The most important thing family members should do is to look after themselves first. If they want to help a family member with their OCB they can encourage them to seek therapy and then attend therapy sessions with them. Family members may have been looking after, supporting and accepting the individual’s OCB for so many years they have lost track of what they need in life. The family have adapted so much in their lives to help that individual they have become part of the OCB in-which they perform themselves.
If the family agree to an intervention plan of action they must remember it will take time and they should not rush in. Important questions should be asked of the family members about how the whole situation has affected them and what