Please Stay Inside

The T Virus System joins Rob to talk about dissociative identity disorder the T Virus System's experience with it. The two discuss therapy, family, and stigmas. The T Virus System also clarifies misconceptions about DID and parenting.

Rob and Mary Byler, author of "Reflections and Memories of an Amish Misfit" discuss her book and what went into writing it. The two discuss her experiences with trauma in the Amish community as well as how she feels the community must reckon with child abuse to protect kids. Also discussed is how trauma treatment can be its most effective and how the mental health field can become more trauma-informed and client-centered.

Rob and Eli Clarke, a 30 year college counselor with a master's in social work, discuss Eli's experience as a college counselor, from his methods of assisting kids and parents with the application process to how school, and mental health, shifted during Covid. The two also discussed self-care and managing one's mental health during the college application process, as well as when working with those applying. Rob shares some of his stories of the college application process and the difficult transition of moving away for college.

Rob and the Halo System talk about dissociative identity disorder, borderline personality disorder and autism spectrum disorder. The Halo System is a D.I.D. system that creates TikToks advocating for these conditions and more. The two also discuss common misconceptions, The Halo System's mental health journey, and how the mental health/therapy field can continue to grow.

Rob and Gabriel Hannans discuss Gabriel's book "This is Parenting: Demystifying Parenthood" and Gabriel's experience as a kid being parented and as a behavioral technician/teacher.

Rob and the AwesomeDogHandlingDude (Ian) from TikTok discuss how he has utilized his special interest of dog training to build a business and simultaneously support his mental health.