Helping individuals and families move forward in difficult moments.

Perrie Support Services provides experienced guidance, practical support, and calm coordination for families navigating addiction, mental health concerns, treatment transitions, and other complex life situations. Based in Marietta, Georgia, we provide local, regional, and travel-based support.

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Steady support when the situation feels overwhelming.

Perrie Support Services helps bridge the gap between concern and action. Whether a family is preparing for an intervention, arranging transport to treatment, supporting a loved one after discharge, or coordinating care between professionals, our role is to bring clarity, structure, and dependable support.

Families do not need a perfect plan before calling. The first step is a confidential conversation to clarify the immediate concern, identify realistic options, and determine whether intervention, transport, companion support, or coordination would be most helpful.

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Services

Intervention Support

Guidance, planning, and steady coordination when a loved one is refusing treatment or the family needs a structured next step.

Behavioral Health Transport

Safe, supportive transport to treatment, evaluation, or another appropriate level of care.

Companion Services

Practical day-to-day support that helps individuals maintain structure, accountability, and forward movement.

Case Coordination

Clear communication and dependable follow-through between families, providers, and other professionals involved in care.

Family Consultation

Confidential guidance to help families understand options, reduce confusion, and respond with greater clarity.

Transition Support

Support during discharge, treatment transitions, and other unstable moments when structure matters most.

About

Grounded, practical support led by real field experience.

Perrie Support Services was created to help individuals and families through moments that require calm thinking, careful planning, and steady action. Thomas Perrie brings years of professional experience supporting interventions, transports, companion cases, and family systems. He also owns and operates Winged Waters Executive Escapes and serves as a board member for the nonprofit Reeling in Serenity.

When families call

A loved one is refusing treatment. Someone needs safe support getting to care. A discharge plan feels unclear or unstable. A young adult needs structure after treatment. The family needs guidance on next steps.

Who we support

Families, individuals, and referring professionals navigating addiction, mental health concerns, treatment transitions, treatment refusal, discharge planning, and complex family situations.

How it works

Start with a confidential conversation to clarify concerns, identify realistic options, and determine the most helpful type of support.

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Initial Call

We discuss what is happening, what has already been tried, and what feels most urgent.

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Plan

We outline realistic options, scope of support, timing, logistics, and professional coordination if needed.

Thomas Perrie brings years of professional experience supporting interventions, transports, companion cases, and family systems. His work is informed by long-term recovery, time in wilderness and outdoor settings, and hands-on experience helping families navigate high-pressure situations.

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Support

We provide the agreed support, communicate clearly, and adapt as the situation develops.

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Coordinate

We can work alongside clinicians, treatment centers, educational consultants, attorneys, interventionists, case managers, and other referring professionals.

FAQ

Common questions

Clear answers for families and professionals considering support.

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When to Reach Out

When families call

Families often reach out when a situation has become difficult to manage alone. That may include treatment refusal, discharge planning, escalating concerns at home, uncertainty about next steps, or the need for steady support during a transition.

A calm first step

The first step is a confidential conversation to clarify concerns, identify realistic options, and determine the most helpful type of support.

Practical guidance

Support is grounded, discreet, and action-oriented, with attention to safety, communication, logistics, and dependable follow-through.

Services

Intervention Support

Structured support for families preparing for or navigating intervention conversations and next-step planning.

Behavioral Health Transport

Professional transport support for treatment admissions, transitions, and other sensitive travel needs.

Companion Services

Steady one-on-one support for individuals who benefit from accountability, presence, and practical guidance.

Case Coordination

Communication and logistics support across providers, families, and care plans to reduce confusion and gaps.

Family Consultation

Clear, grounded consultation for families trying to understand options, boundaries, and the most useful next step.

Transition Support

Hands-on support during discharge, treatment changes, travel, and other periods where continuity matters most.

Who We Help

For families and professionals

Perrie Support Services works with families, individuals, and referring professionals who need calm coordination, practical support, and a trusted point of contact during complex situations.

For Families

Families receive a steady, private place to talk through concerns, understand options, and create a realistic plan for what comes next.


For Professionals

Referring professionals can rely on responsive communication, dependable coordination, and support that complements clinical and program goals.


Discreet Approach

Every case is handled with discretion, respect, and attention to the emotional weight families and individuals may be carrying.


Flexible Support

Services may be local, regional, or travel-based depending on the needs of the individual, family, and care team.

How it works

The process is designed to reduce overwhelm and create a clear path forward.

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Start with a call

Begin with a confidential conversation about the current situation, concerns, and immediate priorities.

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Clarify the plan

Review realistic options, determine the right level of support, and align logistics, communication, and expectations.

Support should feel steady, practical, and trustworthy when families are under pressure.

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Put support in place

Move forward with the agreed support plan, whether that involves transport, coordination, consultation, or transition help.

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Stay connected

Maintain communication and follow-through so families and professionals are not left navigating key moments alone.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about how support begins and what to expect.

What kinds of situations do you help with?

Support may be helpful for addiction concerns, mental health challenges, treatment refusal, discharge planning, family strain, and difficult transitions.

What happens on the first call?

The first call is a confidential conversation to understand the situation, clarify concerns, and identify realistic next steps.

Do you provide emergency or medical services?

No. Perrie Support Services is not a medical, clinical, or emergency service. If there is an immediate safety risk or emergency, call 911 or the appropriate emergency resource.

Do you work with professionals and programs?

Yes. Support can include coordination and communication with referring professionals, treatment programs, and other members of the care team when appropriate.

Is support only local to Marietta?

No. Depending on the situation, services may be local, regional, or travel-based.

How do we get started?

The best next step is to schedule a confidential call through the contact page, by phone, or by email.

Contact Perrie Support Services

If you are facing a difficult situation and need calm, professional guidance, reach out to schedule a confidential conversation.

Email Thomas@perriesupportservices.com

Phone 678-920-0072

Location Marietta, Georgia

Important Note Perrie Support Services is not a medical, clinical, or emergency service. If there is an immediate emergency, call 911.

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When to reach out

When families call

Families often reach out when things feel urgent, confusing, or stuck. Common reasons include treatment refusal, discharge planning, escalating mental health concerns, addiction-related crises, family conflict, and uncertainty about what to do next.

Treatment refusal or resistance

Discharge and transition concerns

Addiction or mental health instability

Family conflict and unclear options

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What we do

Perrie Support Services provides practical, discreet support for families, individuals, and referring professionals. Services may be local, regional, or travel-based depending on the situation and level of coordination needed.

Every situation is different. Support can include planning, transport, family guidance, companion services, and coordination around treatment or recovery transitions.

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Core services

Intervention Support

Structured support for families preparing for or navigating intervention conversations and next-step planning.

Behavioral Health Transport

Safe, dependable transport support for treatment admissions, transfers, and other behavioral health transitions.

Companion Services

Steady one-on-one support for individuals who benefit from accountability, presence, and practical guidance.

Case Coordination

Clear communication and dependable coordination across providers, families, and logistics during complex situations.

Family Consultation

Confidential guidance to help families understand options, reduce chaos, and make grounded decisions.

Transition Support

Hands-on support around discharge, travel, treatment entry, and other vulnerable transition points.

How it works

The process begins with a confidential conversation and moves toward a practical plan built around the situation at hand.

01

Start with a call

Share what is happening, what concerns you most, and what kind of support may be needed.

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Clarify options

Review realistic next steps, identify priorities, and determine the most helpful level of support.

Support is grounded, discreet, and tailored to the realities families and professionals are facing.

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Build a plan

Create a clear approach for transport, consultation, coordination, or transition support.

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Move forward

Carry out the plan with steady communication, practical follow-through, and respect for everyone involved.

Perrie Support Services is not a medical, clinical, or emergency service. If there is an immediate safety concern or medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.