Mob Wives Renee Graziano Gets Help From The Hills Star Jason Wahler For Addiction

Renee Graziano made a name for herself in the hit reality TV series Mob Wives. The show ran for six seasons, from 2011 until its conclusion in 2016. Graziano was arrested for DWI in January after colliding with a parked car and rolling over on the road, and allegedly confessed to cops that she had taken Adderall earlier that day.

Renee is now getting the help she needs to kick pill addiction she’s had for year. She’s getting the chance of doing it alongside another reality TV star, Mr. Jason Wahler. She told that arrest didn’t push her to get help and that she’d already been planning for it.

According to TMZ, the Mob Wives star recently teamed up with her The Hills co-star and his organization, Red Songbird, to obtain therapy for a number of issues she’s had since her 20s. That majorly includes being addicted to prescribed sleeping pills.

Renee claimed that Dr. Drew put her in touch with Jason last month. Jason has since been taken into the fold at Songbird. According to her, Jason has been working wonders in getting her back to a decent place. She claimed that many of these problems come from anxiety, despair, and previous violent relationships, including sexual assault, and that, thanks to her new regimen, her life is finally getting back on track in a healthy and productive way.

Renee is digging into EMDR — Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing — which allows someone to cope with old scars from a safe distance, in addition to having one-on-one meetings with Songbird personnel to talk through her concerns. It also provides recipients with a fresh perspective on how to cope with their pain.

Renee also attends therapy, participating in processing groups, anger management classes, wellness chats, and other get-togethers that help her stay on track. Renee entered therapy in California and she’s been sober for approximately a month at this time, with no plans to leave until she feels grounded.

In terms of the Jason link, Wahler has a history of substance misuse concerns, with more than a dozen arrests. He claimed in 2019 that he was a womanizing alcoholic who attended to 12 different recovery programs between the ages of 18 and 23. He has now made it his life’s mission to aid others.