Intervention

- Season 22

(2021)

Susan grew up in a devoutly Mormon household. As an adult, she suffered a back injury and was prescribed OxyContin. Not only did the medication ease her back pain, it also numbed the memories of her turbulent family upbringing and a recent breakup. She became addicted, and when her doctor stopped prescribing them, she turned to heroin.

After a series of tragic losses, Tristan relocates to Las Vegas for a construction career only to become an alcoholic.

Devastated when she lost custody of her son, Amanda began drinking heavily and moved to Las Vegas for a fresh start. Once there, she became seduced by the city's notorious party culture and started using methamphetamine.

Michael moved to Las Vegas to work with the world-famous hip-hop dance troupe "Jabbawockeez," but years of family betrayal caught up with him and after turning to meth, he's lost everything.

Born in Las Vegas, Erika overcame a heroin addiction due to childhood trauma, but now anxiety from the COVID-19 pandemic has caused her to relapse, placing her life and her dream in jeopardy.

After being seduced at a young age by the notorious party scene of Las Vegas, Lexi got clean and started a family of her own, only to lose it all to a dangerous meth and heroin addiction.

Jake moved to Las Vegas to work on a US Senator's re-election campaign in Nevada, but when he came out as gay, he was rebuffed by both his family and colleagues, plunging him into a deep depression which he futilely attempts to mask with alcohol.

Teenage hockey player Amber has an on-ice collision, benching her for good and forcing her to live with chronic pain. Surgery improves her underlying injury but leaves her with a dependence on pain medication.

Twenty-nine-year-old Mike was a loving dad and partner who was determined to be the father that he never had. After a workplace accident his dream came crashing down as he developed an addiction to prescription painkillers.

Elizabeth's single mother suffered from depression and alcoholism, and committed suicide when she was 8. She was shuffled in and out of foster homes before her father decided to try and raise her. In high school, she turned to alcohol to cope with her feelings of abandonment and isolation. Eventually Elizabeth began dating a drug dealer and replaced alcohol with opioids. Now 22 and hooked on a deadly combination of fentanyl and cocaine, Elizabeth sells drugs to fund her nearly $400/day addiction. Her father and half-sister are hoping an intervention will save ...

A four-time Canadian champion, 35-year-old Tim was well on his way to the big leagues in the lucrative world of mixed martial arts. Tim's family had a history of addiction and that cycle was an opponent he just couldn't pin to the mat.

Dan, a talented hockey player, struggles to live up to his alcoholic father's expectations. Dan's desire to have an amicable father-son relationship comes to an abrupt end when his father dies in a car crash, fueling his own alcoholic breakdown.

Pamela quickly turned to a life of partying and drugs. It wasn't until Pamela had a son that she found purpose and sobriety. Her family fears that without intervention, Pamela's future is in serious doubt.

After being sexually assaulted at her first party at the age of 14, Kelsey began using alcohol ad drugs to mask the pain. Today, she is unrecognizable. Her kind, gentle soul has turned aggressive and destructive.

When Nicholette's mother was diagnosed with cancer, Nicholette started partying and dabbling with drugs. Now, her addiction is out of control and her family fears losing her if there's not a successful intervention.

Caitlin hid from her attachment wounds by overachieving in school and sports. Her focus and drive led her to a promising career in nursing, but she would regularly binge drink alcohol on weekends.

Travis turns a modest lawn-mowing business into a multimillion-dollar landscaping company. Within a few short years, everything he works so hard to build crumbles amid the chaos of his now-daily use of lethal amounts of crack cocaine.

Clayton, once a devoted family man, swore he would give his child the love and attention that he himself never received. When Clayton was just ten years old, his father's gender dysphoria led to a breakdown of the family. Caught in the middle between his warring parents, Clayton turned to drugs and alcohol to escape. Now a full-blown heroin addict, Clayton has lost his right to be a father to his 8-year-old daughter. With nothing left to live for, Clayton's family is terrified that he will not survive without a successful intervention.

Unable to process the untimely deaths of her father and brother, Elann obliterates her emotions with vodka. Seeing her daughter's mental health in steep decline, her mother believes this intervention is the only hope for her.

After successfully losing 100 pounds and getting breast augmentation, Maria began to socialize and frequent bars on the weekends, which put a strain on her marriage; eventually, Maria and her husband divorced.