Sexuality · Robert Weiss, PhD, MSW and Tami VerHelst
by Robert Weiss, PhD, MSW and Tami VerHelst
The Overcoming Betrayal and Addiction podcast, featuring Dr. Rob Weiss and Tami VerHelst, presents a conversational Q&A style discussion drawn from listener questions about sex and porn addictions, infidelity, cheating, and hard work required to heal relationship betrayal. Dr. Rob and Tami are very good at engaging people struggling with painful life issues in a useful, respectful way. They also invite you to join them on their live weekly webinar (Mondays, 5 p.m. Pacific at https://bit.ly/DrRobandTami), where they answer questions live Dr. Rob is Chief Clinical Officer for Seeking integrity Treatment Centers. He is a 30-year licensed therapist, a PhD sexologist, and author Sex Addiction 101, Prodependence, and Out of the Doghouse, among other books. Tami is Chief Relationships Officer for Seeking Integrity LLC. Tami brings over 40 years of personal addiction knowledge, helping supply struggling individuals and couples with the resources and direction they need to heal.
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I really appreciate the format and the balance of this podcast. As the betrayed partner I appreciate the compassion extended towards us as well as the insight offered which has in turn helped me have more compassion for my husband. I’m in AlAnon, working with a sponsor, I pray and meditate— it all helps but this podcast is one of the biggest components of my healing. Thank you so much.
Overall very good and helpful content especially for those early in recovery or the discovery process. Really validates the betrayed partner. It loses stars because Tami often comes off very scattered; not finishing sentences or thoughts before starting another one and it’s hard to listen to. Additionally, she mostly piggy backs off of what Dr. Rob says, not really adding much to the conversation. Which makes sense, since he is the mental health and addiction specialist of the two.
Dr Rob and Tami really do an amazing job of packing each episode with responses as possible. It’s actually VERY impressive and best of all FREE. I’ve been listening for a couple years, 18 months recovery. In group, in counseling, do lots of journaling, reflecting, and leaning on others. Lately I’ve been listening, then I’ll stop for a bit, then I’ll start again. And I’ve finally figured out why….and it’s the reason for 4 stars and on and off listening…… There’s is just a twinge of frustration that I hear from Rob and Tami torwards addicts from time to time. Owning MY own “stuff” means that it’s very possible I’m hearing something that’s not there. They obviously understand addicts inside and out. About 1/3 episodes I feel like they talk about addicts like they aren’t in the room. I’m still going to listen , probably on and off a little. Addicts definitely are to be held accountable to there actions, but I’m not gunna lie when I feel that professionals above all else need to be the ones who should show the most compassion to addicts…..they understand why we do things more than anybody. All that said. I give rob and tami all the respect they deserve. They cram a massive about of free resources in a little bit of time. No hate, just honesty.
As a betrayed spouse, I have scoured for a podcast that I can relate to and that actually speaks to me. This is the first one. I LOVE how straightforward and no-nonsense Dr. Weiss is.
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