Dr. Dobson returns to the show to talk about child sex predators and the difficulty of prosecuting them. Dr. Dobson’s work as a forensic psychiatrist helps her understand both the mind and motivation of child sex predators. In this episode, Dr. Dobson talks
*Epstein Files
*Motivations of Child Sex Predators
*What prevents most children from coming forward
*Why child sex predators are difficult to catch in the digital age

Andrea Leeb was just four and a half the first time her father, David, sexually abused her. Her mother, Marlene, walked in to check on what was supposed to be a bedtime bath. When she witnessed her husband abusing her daughter, she didn’t throw the man out, or call the police—she crumpled to the floor and awoke with hysterical blindness. Why are the people around child sex abusers complicit? What are the tactics people use to frighten children into silence?Why does the system continue to disbelieve children when they tell the truth?And how does this case dovetail with the coverup of child sexual abuse in our country?Andrea Leeb is our guest on Beyond Well, talking about her memoir, Such A Pretty Picture

This episode is a revisit from January 2020.

Covid hadn't shut us down yet. We were still recording in a studio all together. Nobody knew about Zoom yet.

Together with Dr. Jenna LeJune and Dr. Brian Goff we honed in and hunkered down on a human emotion we all deal with. Shame.

Enjoy this blast from the past.

Many people are aware of dogs being utilized as emotional support animals for mental health conditions. But Logan Gore explains the new trend of dogs being trained as service animals for mental health conditions. Dogs are helping people with depression attend to basic hygiene and exercise. Dogs are helping people with anxiety re-establish healthy breathing and blood pressure. Logan's dog has been trained to help alleviate debilitating panic attacks.

Where do you get started? How does it work? This episode is all about Mental Health Mutts.

This is a "No Stone Unturned" episode featuring the amazing Manny Trujillo.

This episode was recorded six years ago and is just as relevant today as it was then.

Manny shares lived experience regarding the cultural and specific experience of a latino man dealing with depression and mental health. As well as some of the challenges for Latino's seeking help in the modern day.

Manny is a manager for a major power utility as well as serving as board chair to develop a medical non profit to help deliver and provide medical services for those who might otherwise not have adequate health care coverage. Serving those who are or have been marginalized by todays health care system and working to develop network of providers who can build new acumen in the area of health care that focuses on "whole person" care.

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This is a "No Stone Unturned" episode we recorded in 2019 with filmaker Lucy Winer.

On June 21, 1967, at the age of 17, Lucy Winer was committed to the female violent ward of Kings Park State Hospital following a series of failed suicide attempts. Over 30 years later, now a veteran documentary filmmaker, Lucy returned to Kings Park for the first time since her discharge. Her meetings with other former patients, their families, and the hospital staff reveal the painful legacy of our state hospital system and the crisis left by its demise.

We speak to Lucy about her project "Unlocked stories of mental health care".

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No Stone unturned.

This episode was originally released in September 2019.

Sarah Smith is an activist with Mind Freedom International championing human rights in the mental health system.

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This is a fun revisit from 2019.

It's part of the "No Stone Unturned" series where we listen back to an episode from days of yore. This one is with Kiah Stern.

Kiah Stern was (and is) an actress working out of Portland, New York, Chicago and L.A.

Kiah joined us in studio with Dr. Goff and Dr. LeJune and speaks candidly about the jumping headlong into a career that can be tough on one's ego and self esteem.

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This is a "No Stone Untruned" episode from 2019 with the amazing C. Lamar Frizzell. An expert in the field of behavioral healthcare for over 20 years.

When we caught up with him, C. Lamar Frizzell was CEO of Cedar Hills Hospital. Before that, he held a similar role at Willow Creek Behavioral Health located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Oakwood Springs, Perimeter Behavioral Hospital of Jackson... the list goes on. As we speak today in 2025, he has just been named CEO of Recovery Centers of America in the Capitol region located in Maryland.

Frizzell brings practical experience as a line-staff member and is educated in the fields of both Mental Health and Divinity In this interview, Sheila talks with Frizzell about the enormous pressure facing psychiatric hospitals because of an explosion of people in crisis. There are never enough beds, care is complicated, and psychiatric doctors and nurses are in short supply. Frizzell’s personal history growing up in a home where mental health problems were abundant informs his compassion and empathy for people in crisis.

As part of our "No Stone Unturned" series, we present to you a great interview from 2019 with our guest Lindy West.

Lindy West is an American writer, comedian, and activist. She is the author of the essay collections Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman and The Witches Are Coming and a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times. Topics she writes about include feminism, popular culture, and the fat acceptance movement.

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