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Dan Feerst, MSW, LISW is publisher of the WorkExcel.com Web site and
general manager of DFA Publishing & Consulting, LLC. He began his employee assistance career in 1978 as a Social Science
Officer for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, Occupational
Alcoholism Program in Langley, VA, and since then has served as a staff
member or director for some of America's most well-known Employee
Assistance and Counseling Programs, including the Kennecott Copper
INSIGHT Employee Assistance Program, the U.S. Department of Agriculture
22 Agency EAP Consortium, and Arlington County Government and Public
Schools EAP in Arlington, VA. He has consulted with hundreds of small
businesses on helping employees, intervening with substance addicted workers,
and how to develop effective alcohol and drug-policies. Dan Feerst speaks nationally
and regionally, and has published extensively in employee assistance.
He was credited with the intervention model recommended for insertion
in the U.S. Small Business Administration's Drug-Free Workplace Kit for
Small Businesses by the Corporation Against Drug Abuse, a grantee of
the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Learn Exactly "What to Say" and "How to Say It"
to Help an Alcoholic Employee Get Help
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Guide: How to Intervene with An Alcoholic Employee
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Learn to conduct an alcoholic intervention to save the life of an employee and return the worker to productivity. This program is based on 11 years experience at Arlington Hospital Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Treatment Program in Arlington, VA where I founded and directed ASSIST for Small Business Intervention Program.
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I saw what worked. I honed the approach. And I instructed dozens business owners and managers each week in precisely what to say and how to say it, using "influence" and "leverage" the employer relationship to motivate an alcoholic to enter treatment. These approach will motivate alcoholic or drug addict to accept effective help. This approach will help you salvage a valuable worker with skills before you have to fire them. Easy to use, so simple, and so successful, that you will tell everyone you know about it. (Please don't copy the book. Send them to us. Thanks.)
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