Chris Foust sits down with Brian O’Shea to discuss his transition from interventionist to coach, the evolving role of interventionists, and why consistent training is vital for long-term impact.

In this episode of The Lead Climb, Chris Foust, VP of Marketing Services at Growth Sherpa, welcomes Brian O’Shea for a powerful conversation on professional growth and evolution in the behavioral health field. Brian shares his personal journey from working as an interventionist to stepping into a coaching role, highlighting the lessons he learned along the way.

The discussion dives deep into how the role of interventionists has evolved over time, what families and treatment providers now expect from these professionals, and why adaptability is key to staying effective. Brian also sheds light on the mindset shift required to move from high-intensity crisis response to long-term coaching and support.

Another central theme is the importance of consistent training. Brian explains how ongoing professional development not only sharpens skill sets but also prevents burnout, strengthens credibility, and ensures families receive the best possible guidance.

If you’ve ever wondered how interventionists can grow into new roles, or how leaders can keep their teams aligned and resilient through structured training, this episode offers valuable insights you won’t want to miss.

Learn more about Brian O’Shea at https://brianosheaconsulting.com/