Does this show exploit mental issues for ratings?

I watched one episode of this show and can not watch another. The episode I watched was concerning a mother who hoarded too much tupperware. They tried to frame it as a family issue where the husband and daughter had hoarding issues too but it was clearly the mother's problem that affected the entire family.

I see the point of the show. The interest is in tackling a large organizational problem, and that part is entertaining.

But the problem I have with this show is that the mother clearly has a mental health issue that the host nor anyone else wanted to address. I hope I missed part of the show where they got her professional help, because she clearly needed it.

I felt dirty after watching it. I would not watch it again.

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