After the death of his father, a high school all-star athlete turns to meth to deal with his grief. William Banks, a reformed addict-turned-interventionist, tries to help.

A mother believes that her daughter has turned to a life of drugs, despite drug tests that come back negative. William is called to help the mother determine once and for all if her daughter is using.

When a wife from a sleepy suburb becomes involved in a drug ring, her husband calls William for help in cracking the ring and getting his wife back.

William tries to help Zachary Giles (James Immekus), a once-promising high school athlete who has fallen victim to methamphetamine addiction. Giles funds his addiction by stealing from his family and heisting people's homes with his girlfriend Heather (Hazel Dean), who is also an addict. In order to save Giles, William must go to battle with a ruthless.

A teenage boy asks for William's help with his father, who went to prison as a result of William's past efforts. The man, now out, is using meth again. William and his team go undercover in a biker gang and discover that their mark is part of a heavy-duty meth ring. As he deals with this fractured father-son relationship, William must cope with the reality that his own son is pulling away from him. Benjamin Bratt stars.

An FBI agent strong-arms William into searching for her former partner, who developed a drug addiction while deep undercover on a case. William and crew infiltrate a tent city of meth manufacturers to find the man, who is delusional and dangerous. Only then does William realize that the FBI agent lied to him: the man is not only her ex-partner, but the father of her unborn child--and a pawn in a larger power struggle within the FBI.

The principal of a prestigious prep school, who is also an old friend of William’s, asks for his help with a troubled student: a talented basketball player who is now speedballing heroin and prescription drugs. William and his team encounter resistance from the boy’s blue-collar father, while the young man, in the throes of addiction, steals from a nursing home patient and engages in increasingly reckless behavior. William realizes that this young man, reeling from his mother’s suicide, is determined not only to feed his addiction, but to die.

The wife of a renowned horse jockey seeks out William. Her husband, who has used the ADD medication Adderall for years in order to make weight, has been exhibiting hostile, frenetic behavior of late. William maneuvers the jockey into treatment, but he breaks out in a violent episode and heads for the track. William realizes that he is fighting the man’s addiction to his sport as much to drugs. In a bittersweet turn, the jockey rides and wins, only to collapse and die moments afterward. William must accept that not every addict can be saved. Guest star: James Madio (Band of Brothers.)

The mother of a heroin addict hires back an interventionist who worked with her daughter before which failed, leaving William to search for the woman himself.

A teen pianist who is addicted to meth receives help from William, but he must first handle her dysfunctional family.

Lisa moved to Los Angeles years ago with dreams of becoming an actress, but thus far, all she has managed is a steady career as an extra. When her visiting brother discovers the depth of Lisa’s cocaine problem, he enlists William. He learns that Lisa has been supporting her habit via a credit card scheme and moves to grab her, only to have her finally land a role that could be her break. Meanwhile, Swenton goes missing, and Akani, fearing the worst, races to locate him.

Fabian grew up in central Pennsylvania. He attended Penn State University and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performance. He moved to California where he earned a Master’s Degree from California State University, Long Beach. Fabian's theater work in New York includes "The Food Chain" by Nicky Silver (Robert Falls, Dir) "Humpty Dumpty" by Eric Bosnian (Jo Bonny, Dir), the National Tour of "Six Degrees of Separation" by John Guare (Jerry Zak's, Dir) and in Los Angele's "Diva" by Howard Gould (David Lee, Dir) and "Dinner With Friends" by Donald Margulies (Brian Kite, Dir) as well as two seasons at the Shakespeare LA Festival.

Neil and Shelly have a beautiful daughter, a wonderful home, successful careers and dangerous addictions to alcohol. Neil's father comes to William, concerned for his granddaughter's safety. William and his team make a risky play posing as Child Protective Services to remove the little girl from the house and scare Neil and Shelly straight. Can they get clean together, or will the price of sobriety be their marriage?