This episode walks you step by step through how to stage an intervention for your addicted loved one. Whether you bring in a professional or handle it as a family, the process works best when done methodically and with purpose. Recovery is possible—and willingness to accept treatment often comes when families approach intervention the right way. I’ll guide you through what’s really happening, what to expect, and how to move forward with clarity and compassion. You don’t have to do this alone. Connect with me or one of my colleagues for personalized support, join our family support groups, and find community at www.interventiononcall.com.

In this powerful 40-minute conversation, Sam Davis sits down with Josh Dikis of Impact Recovery Center to unpack what sobriety really looks like:

Whether you’re new to recovery, supporting someone you love, or simply curious about what long-term sobriety really means, this episode offers honest insight, hope, and perspective.

👉 Sponsored by Impact Recovery Center – Birmingham, Alabama.

From the outside, Charmaine seemed to have it all a life most women would admire. After moving from South Africa to the U.S., she dedicated herself to raising four children as a stay-at-home mom. But behind the picture-perfect image, alcoholism quietly took root, gripping her emotions and creating chaos within her family. Her world slowly unraveled, and the struggle became impossible to ignore. Today, life looks very different. In this powerful conversation, Charmaine opens up about her journey—the hidden pain, the turning points, and the healing that followed. Sit back, listen, and be inspired by her courage to change.

Adam Davis returns to the studio to open up about the pivotal moment he decided to finally seek real help for the deep trauma of growing up with addicted parents. In this powerful conversation, Adam shares what “getting help” truly looked like—from breaking through denial to finding the right support—and how those steps changed the course of his life. Today, he’s on a committed path toward healing, purpose, and living his best life. His story is a raw and hopeful reminder that no matter where you start, it’s never too late to create the life you deserve.

Most people think they understand what an intervention is—but the truth may surprise you. In this compelling episode, Sam Davis and fellow Intervention On Call provider PEJ uncover the five biggest myths about interventions and reveal what really saves lives. Whether you’ve been hesitant to step in or unsure how to help, this conversation will transform how you view the process.

Sponsored by Intervention On Call – Providing nationwide virtual intervention coaching and family support.

In this raw and powerful episode, I sit down with David Elliott—the founder of Burning Tree Programs and the man behind the long-term treatment center where I got sober. Before becoming a leader in addiction recovery, David was a crack-addicted drug smuggler spiraling out of control.

We explore his descent into addiction, the consequences he faced, and the redemption that led him to create one of the most respected long-term treatment programs in the country. It’s a story of chaos, clarity, and the grit it takes to rebuild not just a life, but a mission to help others heal.

Whether you’re in recovery, love someone who is, or simply need to believe in second chances, this conversation will leave a mark.

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In this eye-opening conversation, nationally recognized interventionist Sam Davis sits down with Scott Stein of Intervention On Call to expose how families are often manipulated by guilt and fear into enabling destructive behavior—thinking they’re helping.

If you’ve ever asked:

You’re not alone—and this episode gives you straight, honest answers. Sam and Scott break down the emotional traps and myths that keep families stuck, whether their loved one is still using or in early recovery.

🔵 Sponsored by Intervention On Call

Love Isn’t Enough—And It Might Be Enabling Them

In this 13-minute solo episode, Sam Davis confronts a painful truth: sometimes, what we call “love” is really enabling. Families often say they’re helping, but in reality, they may be using their addicted loved one to manage their own emotional discomfort—just like the person struggling with addiction uses substances. If you're constantly rescuing, fixing, or trying to control outcomes, this episode is a wake-up call.

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Jason Chane dives deep into the raw truth of addiction and trauma, revealing how these wounds are passed down through our DNA. Our ancestors’ experiences shape us in ways we don’t always see, embedding pain that fuels struggles like addiction. Chane’s eloquent, no-nonsense approach unpacks this hidden legacy, offering insight into healing these generational scars. With a gentlemanly yet gritty perspective, he explores how we confront and overcome the unseen burdens we all carry, forging a path to redemption. This is real, unfiltered wisdom for anyone seeking to break free from inherited pain.

I Listen as My Son describes what it was like growing up with addicted parents. Raw as it gets right here.