Ep 4. Latisha

In season 10 episode 4 of Intervention, we meet Latisha, a 34-year-old mother of four who has been struggling with addiction for over 16 years. Latisha's addiction began with marijuana and eventually led to her experimenting with crack cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine.

Latisha's addiction has taken a toll on her relationships, including her tumultuous relationship with her mother who is also a recovering addict. Despite her close relationship with her mother, Latisha has become increasingly isolated from her family and has turned to prostitution to support her drug habit.

Latisha's youngest child, a 4-year-old boy, has been placed in the care of her mother due to her inability to provide a stable home life. This separation has been traumatizing for Latisha and has only fueled her addiction further.

As the episode unfolds, we see the devastating effects of Latisha's addiction on her physical and mental health. She struggles to maintain relationships and employment due to her erratic behavior and drug use.

In an emotional intervention led by her family and close friends, Latisha is confronted with the reality of her addiction and the impact it has had on those around her. Despite initial resistance, Latisha ultimately agrees to seek treatment and enters a rehabilitation program.

Throughout the episode, viewers witness the difficult journey of recovery, including the physical and emotional challenges of detox and therapy. Latisha is forced to confront the trauma and pain that led her to addiction and learn new coping mechanisms to manage her sobriety.

Ultimately, the episode ends with hope for Latisha's future as she begins to rebuild her relationships with her family and work towards a brighter, sober future.