Coming up on today's special bonus episode of the virtual couch, I'm running an episode that first ran over two years ago.

It's my interview with Leonard, a former medical professional who spent over two years in jail where he shared a cell with a convicted middleman in the sex trafficking industry.

And honestly, I know this is a heavy topic, but I feel like we cover it in a way that is easily digestible,

and there is so much information that I believe you need to know to help protect your kids,

your teens, your community, that, and so much more coming up on today's episode of The Virtual

Couch.

Hey, everybody. thank you for tuning into episode 217, a special bonus episode of the virtual couch.

I am your host, Tony Overbay.

I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified mindful habit coach, writer, speaker,

husband, father of four, ultramarathon runner, and creator of the Pathback, an online pornography recovery program that is helping people reclaim their lives from the harmful effects of pornography.

If you are anybody that you know is trying to put pornography behind you once and for all, and trust me, it can be done in a strength-based, hold the shame, become the person you always wanted to be way.

Then head over to pathback recovery.com, and there you'll find a short e-book that describes five common mistakes

that people make when trying to put pornography behind them once and for all. Again, that's

pathbackrecovery.com. And keep those questions coming. Contact at tonyoverbay.com for a special

upcoming bonus regular, whatever kind of episode we want to call it

is a question and answer episode and i have a lot of good questions so i cannot wait contact at

tonyover bay dot com and i want to share a quick review that was left just a couple of days ago on the

apple podcast app this is from j a fore. And I just thank you so much for leaving

things like this. It really does mean a lot to me. They were kind enough to give me five stars and

then said so grateful. I'm so grateful for the wealth of information and experience Tony is willing

to share in his podcast. As a new counselor, I'm assessing a variety of theoretical approaches

and appreciate how open and honest Tony is and the richness of the information shared by he and his

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