Direct Interventions. A direct intervention allows a family to confront the addicted person with a surprise meeting and encourage that person to get help for the addiction.he addicted person can attend any and all meetings the family has with the therapist, but the family continues to obtain help, even if the addicted person chooses not to respond. The most commonly used form of indirect intervention is known as the Systemic Family Intervention.
Most horse owners are familiar with only a few types of hay, depending on the part of the country in which they live. However, a vast array of hays are commonly fed to horses in the United States, including timothy, orchard, alfalfa, coastal, oat, fescue, clover and rye, to name just a few. Each type of hay falls into one of two categories: legumes and grasses.
Second cut alfalfa hay is usually the fastest growing because it is developing during the hottest part of the season, and it usually has more stem in relation to leaf. Of all cuttings, second cut tends to be the lowest in crude protein, but its 16 percent average is adequate for all classes of horses.