Interventionist tv program

Allison Fogarty Self as Self. Sam Mettler Rob Sharenow. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. This reality television show features all different types of addictions drugs, alcohol, eating disorders, etc and real people living with them on a day to day basis. Each show features one or two different types of addicts, follows them around to view their lifestyle and how it affects those around them.

At the end, an interventionist is brought in and family and friends tell the addict why they want them to get help. Did you know Edit. Trivia Since its series premiere in March of , the series has hosted interventions. Of the addicts intervened on, accepted treatment and have remained sober as of January Quotes year-old Girl : [injects herself with methamphetamine] I'm sorry, Grandpa.

User reviews 17 Review. Top review. Ever since Anything became entertainment. A show about confronting family members about a problem or addiction. Some segments look fake, others look overly dramatized and people just look dumb because they lack self-regulation and need a camera to overcome their problems. I don't get reality TV. I'm not sure why people care for things like these that could be solved independently.

What can be learned? It does have a positive element to it like overcoming addiction because your problem affects everyone around you. Verdict: Do I have an imdb addiction? Series Directed by Peter LoGreco Writer 19 episodes, Jeff Grogan Writer 13 episodes, Hope Moore Writer 8 episodes, Alex Theurer Self - Interventionist 94 episodes, Jeff VanVonderen Self - Interventionist 83 episodes, Ken Seeley Self - Interventionist 64 episodes, Donna Chavous Self - Interventionist 31 episodes, Maureen Brine Self - Interventionist 22 episodes, Andrew Galloway Self - Interventionist 22 episodes, Michael Gonzales Self - Interventionist 13 episodes, Heather Hayes Self - Interventionist 11 episodes, Sylvia Parsons Self - Interventionist 8 episodes, Jesse Hanson Self - Interventionist 8 episodes, Tara Fields Self - Interventionist 5 episodes, Meredith Vieira Narrator 5 episodes, Rod Espudo Self - Interventionist 5 episodes, Natalie Morales Narrator 4 episodes, Jim Reidy Self - Interventionist 4 episodes, Geri Bemister Self - Interventionist 4 episodes, Allison Fogarty Self 3 episodes, John Southworth Self - Interventionist 3 episodes, Dave Marlon Self - Interventionist 2 episodes, Vanessa Marquez Self 1 episode, Karla Montana Self 1 episode, Adam Lawson Self - Heroin Addict 1 episode, Travis Meeks Through it, she works with drug and alcohol addicts, helping them conquer their habits and rehabilitate for a better life.

Though Allison prefers to keep her private life under wraps, she seems to be living a healthy and happy life at present. Adam faced severe heartbreak after his girlfriend broke up with him, and to escape the sadness, he turned towards heroin. His mental, as well as physical health, started deteriorating and he also began feeling distanced from his family. Willing to fight for his life one last time, Adam and his family took the help of the reality show.

Adam stands as another success story as he now seems to be completely free of drug use and is living a wonderful and healthy life. Though he seemed to have left the program early, Adam successfully defeated his drug addiction.

At present, Adam appears to be blissful with his family and friends. He lives in Tampa, Florida, and even shares positive messages about his past heartbreak and relationship problems. On top of her shopping addiction, she also had depression, bipolar disorder, and agoraphobia. In the show, her friends asked her to seek help regarding her addiction and her health issues. Unfortunately, Vanessa later claimed that the help she sought did not do her any good. She said that she kept living with serious mental and physical health issues, which even escalated to her getting diagnosed with Coeliac disease and Fibromyalgia.

She even had seizures from time to time. In a devastating turn of events, on August 30, , police were called to do a welfare check on her. On arriving at the house, they saw that her place was in a mess. Vanessa informed the officials that she was having another one of her seizures. Even though medical personnel was called, she confronted the police and advanced towards them with a gun in her hand.

Vanessa was then shot on the spot and shifted to a hospital, where she died. The weapon in her hand was later found to be a BB airsoft gun. Sadly, Travis fell victim to drug abuse and got hooked on crystal meth. In early , he appeared on season 1 episode 6 of the show. Travis was shown agreeing to attend therapy and rehab for his drug use. However, even though he goes to the Cirque Lodge in Provo for his rehabilitation, the audience witnessed him unable to stick with it and quitting after just 73 days.