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Psychosocial Intervention. Psychosocial interventions and support services describe a wide variety of services, supports and strategies that aim to change behaviour and support people who are affected by alcohol and drug use.These are services which are provided within community settings.hese types of services provide a range of psychosocial (non-medical) interventions for people with alcohol and drug issues including assessment, counselling, case management, coordination of care, group work, information, community education and professional consultation to other service providers.
This article has been cited by other articles in PMC. Optimism about the use of psychosocial treatment for schizophrenia has waxed and waned over the years, but there is now a growing consensus that psychosocial interventions play an essential role in the rehabilitation and management of people with schizophrenia.sychosocial treatment may not âworkâ if the term work is narrowly applied to remission of acute episodes, control of symptoms, and prevention of relapses. However, these are not the only criteria by which an intervention for this complex disease should be judged.