NEW Intervention Song by Morgan Taylor Reid and Joel Nassan

New Season 13 Intervention Ending Title Song --
This song is called "Five Steps" sung by Morgan Taylor Reid and produced by Morgan Taylor Reid and Joel Nassan. This version of "Five Steps" is used as the new, season 13 ending title song for the show Intervention on the A&E network starting August 13, 2012. This is a cover version of "Five Steps" written by Scott Klass and originally performed by The Davenports. Here's a link to more music!!! ---

[PeteSanctions]

0:27 - When this kicks in and I see "2 weeks later, he/she relapsed and never returned to treatment", I get emotional.

[theresamuncy]

If I'm not already crying by the end of the episode, this song does the trick!

[cheesecake]

I'm always so anxious by the end of the episode hoping we get that happy "3 months later" screen and not the "Sally left the program after 30 days. She still continues to use."

[KushNoLove]

This versions is truly beautiful. I get chills everytime I hear, not so much because of thesong itself, although it is beautiful. But because everytime I hear it I think of an addict or alcoholic cleaning up, getting sober, and getting their life on track.

[jerrymcgrew]

I have struggled w addiction for years and am now 5 weeks clean and always loved this show and found it so moiving. Powerful song and helps me through tough times.

[chloerarity]

love this version so much i wish it was on spotify

[franbullard]

Clean date 7/20/2012. The song is deep and I attribute part of my sobriety to this program and this song. It didn't matter that I was a registered nurse. Addiction got me too. Grace is why I'm where I am today. AA, 12 steps, and an excellent sponsor is the right path if you're struggling. There is one who has all power and that one is God. May you find him now. Peace to all my fellow recovering addicts and prayers for those still lost.

[tinahaller]

I had ti have my own intervention after a decade of addiction...I'm 22 and just fully stopped a month and a half ago. Meeting my biological mother saved my life. I had no one else until then. And she is the best influence in my life. Very happy now. In college and working full time with my own car. Things i could've never dreamt of before this year 😀

[huntergrey]

Deeply depressing, yet hauntingly beautiful. This version portrays (much more effectively than the original in my opinion), the depths of physical and emotional despair brought on by grief and addiction.

[acetown]

Best version of the themesong in my opinion

[mastershinto]

For all of you who had stepped up and stated you stopped using and found help to face the demons inside are my hero's. Live life one second at a time and life is beautiful when you can see it clearly and heal your wounds which you suffered.

I am an addictions therapist student now and had worked with juveniles for 16 years in a group home setting. All of you inspire me and I give you my heart and soul for your hard work and daily bravery to stay sober and see the magic in sober life. * * *

[AJafterhourz]

today marks 2 months sober for me, and I feel like a completely different person. its beyond amazing....words can't describe. had to come on here and give this song a quick listen. :)

[glutenfreeheather]

I LOVE this version! It sounds perfect at the end of Intervention.

[tgunzz]

This song hits me so hard. I was addicted to opiates for years and I would watch intervention every summer, wishing to god that I could get the help that they got. It especially reminds me of when they would show the person at the end of the episode after they successfully completed treatment. They would be all healthy and clean and happy and I would fantasize about that being me one day. 

I sit here 7 years later, 7 years clean, and truly proud that I am able to continue to overcome addiction each and every day. I will never go back, not to that pain and suffering. And to all those who have been there or are still there: Always remember, you can overcome anything. It aint easy but shit that's really worth it, never is.

[badbadkitty]

Congratulations to those of you who have sobriety. God Bless You

[emilynicole.]

I've been in recovery from my anorexia for 6.5 years. One step at a time!

[kyleuc]

Its like this song is speaking directly to me. I cry everytime I hear it. It brings up so many emotions and memories of the life I used to live. Been sober since 11-8-2008

[lizzy]

Absolutely fell in love with piece 10x more than Davenports version, it has so much impact on the mind and soul. I just love it and too wish it were a little longer.

[MrSaltWaterBread]

5 weeks?! That's amazing & big congrats! I too struggled w/ addiction for many years & at 37 yrs of age, I've been sober for 9 yrs. Like you, I gripped tightly to powerful songs to get me thru the many days that were hard to stay sober. I felt so strongly that I was past the point of no return, that I would never be able to live life w/ out "stuff". My family & I are in a wonderful place. I became an LPC just over 1 yr ago & now help people like us. One day at a time, realizing it is possible.

[adamjensen.]

This song hits me so hard. I did quite a few drugs and drinking but off all of it now. Kids need to use their time wisely while you're young. I wasted so much of my life and talent, but this song makes me want to go to school for music and come back to do live shows of this song.