In this episode of Forensic Fix, host Adam Firman and guest Paul Gullon-Scott discuss the often-overlooked psychological toll of working in digital forensics. They explore the mental health challenges faced by digital forensic investigators, including PTSD, burnout, and anxiety, and the importance of addressing these issues within law enforcement. Paul shares his journey from being a digital forensic investigator to advocating for mental health support in the field, highlighting the need for better resources and training for those exposed to traumatic content. The conversation also touches on the role of technology in combating child exploitation and the differences in mental health support between law enforcement and the NHS. In this conversation, Paul Gullon-Scott and Adam Firman delve into the critical issues surrounding mental health in the field of digital forensics. They discuss the overwhelming stressors faced by professionals in this area, the dangers of unsupervised internet access for children, and the need for robust mental health support systems. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of proactive measures, tailored services, and standardized guidelines to safeguard the well-being of those working in digital forensics. The speakers share personal insights and experiences, advocating for a shift from reactive to proactive mental health approaches within law enforcement and forensic settings.