CFI Intervention Training
The flagship 3-day intervention model
- 24 NAADAC + PCB CE credits
- 120-question certification exam
- 90-day extended supervision
Group rates
- ·$16,000 flat — closed on-site
- ·$6,000 + travel — open hosted (4 host seats)
Pricing
Per-person open enrollment or a private group at your facility. No quote-by-email runaround.
The flagship 3-day intervention model
Crash course for clinical staff
CFI-APT · for CIP-track grads
Back-up plan when intervention won't work
Private group rates assume host provides venue + meals. Local ground travel included within 150 mi of Beverly, MA. 30-day lead time for CE approvals.
Full on-site detailsYes — common path. Many students enroll through their org's professional-development or CE budget. We can invoice your employer directly; just email us once you've picked a date.
Not currently. Full payment confirms your seat. The usual workaround is employer billing (above) or a state CE budget that reimburses you for approved training.
No scholarships. Group rates are handled through the on-site option — reach out if you have 4+ people interested at once.
In most cases yes — NAADAC (Provider #185919) is recognized nationwide; PCB is widely accepted in addiction + behavioral-health licensure. Confirm with your specific state board before enrolling.
Flexible. Monthly group sessions + one-on-one as needed. If something comes up, we extend the window. We don't penalize people for life happening.
CFI Intervention is the 3-day flagship — entry point. APT is a 2-day intensive for CIP-track grads. Alternatives is a 1-day for graduates who need a back-up plan. APT and Alternatives both require the 3-day first.
Shorter 1-day crash course for clinical staff who encounter addiction in their work but aren't planning formal interventions. Larger class, no prerequisite, practical family-system skills.
Browse upcoming trainings or reach out for an on-site quote.
Per-person open enrollment or a private group at your facility. Same trainer, same curriculum, same NAADAC-approved credit — and no quote-by-email runaround.
Pricing starts at $600/person · No subscriptions, no hidden fees.
Each program is offered as open enrollment per person and as a private group at your facility.
The flagship 3-day intervention model
$2,000
per person, open enrollment
Private group rates
A crash course for clinical staff who work with families
CFI-APT · for graduates pursuing CIP certification
$1,500
per person, open enrollment
Private group rates
A back-up plan when traditional intervention won't work
$1,000
per person, open enrollment
Private group rates
Private group rates assume the host provides venue, meals, and presentation setup. Local ground travel is included within 150 miles of Beverly, MA; longer-distance engagements include lodging + travel. We need 30 days lead time to file CE approvals.
Honest answers to the things people ask us most.
Yes, and it's common. Many participants enroll through their organization's professional development or CE budget. We can invoice your employer directly — just email us once you've picked a training date and we'll set up the billing on our side.
Not currently. Full payment is required at enrollment so we can confirm your seat. If cost is a barrier, the most common workaround is employer billing (above) or using a state CE budget that reimburses you for approved training.
We do not currently offer scholarships. Group rates for organizations enrolling multiple staff are handled through our on-site training option — reach out if you have 4+ people interested at once and we'll talk through what makes sense.
In most cases yes — NAADAC (Provider #185919) is recognized across all 50 states by boards that accept national CE provider credentials, and PCB (Pennsylvania Certification Board) approval is widely accepted in addiction and behavioral-health licensure paths. State social work, counseling, and addiction-counselor boards generally accept both NAADAC and PCB credits toward license renewal, but you should always confirm acceptance with your specific state board before enrolling.
The supervision is required for the CFI-Trained credential, but it's flexible: monthly group sessions plus one-on-one consultation as needed. If something comes up (illness, family situation, scheduling conflict), we extend the window. Reach out and we'll work with you — we don't penalize people for life happening.
CFI Intervention is the 3-day flagship — the entry point. Advanced Practical Training (CFI-APT) is a 2-day intensive where you work a full case start-to-finish, for graduates pursuing CIP certification through PCB. Alternatives to Intervention is a 1-day program for graduates who need a back-up plan when traditional intervention won't work. Both CFI-APT and Alternatives require you to have completed the 3-day CFI Intervention Training first.
It's a shorter (typically 1-day) crash course for clinical staff who encounter addiction in their work — therapists, clinicians, counselors, doctors — but aren't planning to do formal interventions. Larger class size (15-30), no prerequisite, focused on practical family-system skills. Great for treatment-center staff training or hospital clinical-development days.