As the patients check in, Dr. Drew first lands them at the Pasadena Recovery Center, then meets with them individually to examine the role that their addictions play in their lives.

Dr. Drew is able to calm Janice down after her panic attack, but Jason Davis continues verbally attacking her despite numerous warnings from the staff.

As the patients begin to sober up, painful emotions that contributed to their addictions in the first place begin to arise.

As the first week of treatment comes to an end, many of the patients' withdrawal symptoms cause them to be agitated and hypersensitive toward one another.

Rachel Uchitel's sudden departure from treatment triggers the patients' abandonment issues and sends them spiraling out of control in a heated and emotional process group.

As the patients reach the half way point in treatment and the fog of addiction begins to dissipate, they become aware of the damage drugs and alcohol have done to their loved ones.

Jason Davis is confronted about his failed escape attempt, and Eric Roberts finally reconciles with his estranged stepson.

The patients are released to the outside world, however, Dr. Drew sternly warns them that sobriety will be much more difficult in the outside world.