Intervention - Season 19

A couple's drug-fueled codependency becomes the basis of their marriage; after losing their children from previous relationships and their careers as well, family members fear that rock bottom for the troubled couple will mean both of their deaths.

A woman stuck in a loveless marriage gradually begins to drink and soon becomes a full-blown alcoholic guzzling up to a gallon of wine a day; despite wrecking three cars and losing her nursing license, Jackie continues to drink.

Abbie escalated into a full blown alcoholic after years of physical and mental abuse from her boyfriend. Her parents are raising her daughter while Abbie lives nearby with a new boyfriend who enables her addiction. Her alcoholism has gotten so bad that Abbie already has chronic liver, kidney, and bone marrow damage. Without help, Abbie's family fears that her daughter will lose her mom for good.

At the age of 22, Shiann has already faced a lifetime of pain. The shocking death of her sister, a diagnosis of A.S., a progressive and debilitating disease, and an unexpected divorce, sent this once vivacious fitness model and bodybuilder down a path of meth-fueled binges. With no help in sight, her family fears losing another loved one to an early death.

Jade lived normally, but at 10, her father's depression had him divorcing and attempting suicide. Jade turned to drugs and alcohol for comfort. She now has a severe addiction to prescription opioids and cocaine, and suffers from intense suicidal ideations.

Fully committed mother Sandra's abuse of prescription pills after an injury leads to an opioid and heroin addiction; escaping an abusive marriage, Mallory turns to drugs to cope with the fallout, becomes withdrawn, and loses interest in her children.

John and Tom are brothers who spent their formative years working with their parents and grandparents in a successful business. While they appeared to be a close-knit, hard-working family, a dark family history of drug abuse entrapped the brothers. Their mother realizes that without help, all could be lost.

At the young age of 20, Morgan and Brett are both battling addiction. Brett was an only child when his alcoholic father abandoned him. Raised by his mother in her parents' home, Brett was on his way to success despite their struggles. But when his mom moved them into a new home with her violent boyfriend, Brett's addiction spiraled. Morgan is married, has a one-year-old daughter, and is addicted to the only drug she ever tried - heroin. Without an intervention, the once picture-perfect child may now be in danger of leaving her own child motherless.