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Meet the Interventionists

VIDEO

• FULL EPISODE | 42:21

  

  Jenna

  Air Date: 1/31/2011

• FULL EPISODE | 43:21

  

  Darick

  Air Date: 12/20/2010

• BONUS SCENE | 3:00

  

  Follow-Up: Darick

• BONUS SCENE | 3:54

  

  Follow-Up: Rachel

• BONUS SCENE | 2:14

  

  Extended Intervention: Terry

• BONUS SCENE | 2:39

  

  Extended Intervention: Leon

• BONUS SCENE | 3:16

  

  Follow-Up: Skylar

• BONUS SCENE | 2:35

  

  Follow-Up: Suzon

• BONUS SCENE | 3:11

  

  Follow-Up: Dorothy

• BONUS SCENE | 2:41

  

  Follow-Up: Jeanna

• FULL EPISODE | 43:07

  

  Danielle

  Air Date: 7/27/2009

• FULL EPISODE | 45:15

  

  Joey

  Air Date: 8/10/2009

Candy Finnigan

Board Registered Interventionist (Level) II

A nationally recognized addiction specialist, Finnigan has been involved in all areas of recovery for more than 15 years. She received her certification in chemical dependency from UCLA and completed her internship at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, where she worked in addiction services.

Finnigan was certified in sex addiction and codependency at The Meadows. She received intervention training from the man who developed the process, Dr. Vern Johnson. "I feel extremely fortunate to have been personally trained by Dr. Johnson."

Finnigan has been affiliated as an interventionist with the Betty Ford Center, Sierra Tucson, The Meadows, Cottonwood de Tucson, Promises West and Malibu, Vista Taos, Hazelden, Talbots, Caron, and other treatment centers.

Besides interventionist training, Finnigan is an expert in relapse prevention and family and individual counseling. She has extensive experience in assessment, placement, and aftercare treatment. She is an experienced group facilitator for both adolescent and adult clients.

Personally in recovery for over 23 years, Candy states, "I was inspired to go into this work because I saw that as a recovering woman, I might be able to connect with suffering people in a way that others couldn't," she says. "It's not just my work, it's my life."

In April of 2008, she published a new book, When Enough is Enough: A Comprehensive Guide to Successful Intervention, that provides advice to family members thinking about an intervention.

To learn more about Candy Finnigan, visit http://www.candyfinnigan.com.