Homeless, “Slavery Mode,” Brutal Struggles | INTERVIEW
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ABOUT THE INTERVIEWER:
I’m Ramin, a regional truck driver from California.
Being on the road, driving for hours gives me the time, freedom to think and lets me be inward a healthier state of head as finding balance is something I’ve struggled with inward the yesteryear.
It also allows me to explore new places and spend time with my dog.
I have a bachelor’s degree inward Psychology and master copy’s degrees inward School Psychology and Special Education.
inward another life, I was a school psychologist and worked with special needs children. I also worked as a special education teacher for sixteen years.
I’ve also worked with a foster agency for a number of years, fostered children, worked with group homes and have remained inward contact with some of my kids, at present adults, to this day.
inward the yesteryear, I’ve struggled with addiction to what felt similar a point of no return.
I have since joined AA and gotten professional help for the issues I’ve dealt with my whole life. It’s an on-going, never-ending process, but I’m better and life is better for which I’m grateful.
I’ve been sober for eight years at present.
I’ve always had a fascination with the human head, study of behavior, especially addiction behavior.
I was always doing research on addiction when I was involved inward the education sector. Although I’ve switched careers and don’t know when I’ll go back, I’ve continued my research. My personal research has included videographic interviews and documentaries since before YouTube existed.
inward recent years I’ve noticed how to a greater extent than and to a greater extent than of my yesteryear students are at present living under unfortunate circumstances and dealing with homelessness and/ financial struggles have Pb them to pursue s*x work to create ends run into.
I try to offering them help to the best of my abilities.
However, I know that there are to a greater extent than stories and individuals out there inward demand of help.
As I continue to document these individuals and their unfortunate struggles, I decided to share their stories on YouTube, with their explicit permission.
This channel is for educational purposes to spread awareness on homelessness and the perils of addiction.
I hope we can build an online community where we may provide immediate and direct help to the individuals I speak to.