A special episode of Emmerdale will air at the end of this week, that focuses solely on April Windsor (Amelia Flanagan), Dylan Penders (Fred Kettle) and Bear Wolf (Joshua Richards).

These three are the residents who have been impacted by Celia Daniels (Jaye Griffiths) and Ray Walters’ (Joe Absolom) reign over the village the most.

For April and Dylan, they were lured into the world of drug dealing by Ray, and became trapped when he created a lie about them needing to clear a mountain of debt.

They shifted drugs again and again, but found themselves sinking deeper and deeper, unaware of when or how their nightmare would end.

Things came to a head when Dylan told Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) about April being in danger, which ultimately left her with no choice but to confess to the drug dealing, and how she believed she killed a man. The ordeal got worse for April, as Celia and Ray made it clear they were now watching her family every single second.

When Ray murdered Celia, and then Bear killed Ray, it was a sign the light was appearing at the end of a very long and dark tunnel for April and Dylan.

The duo haven’t reached the end just yet though, as they’re still haunted by everything that’s happened, and are also dealing with the aftermath of April’s family giving Ray all of their money, plus Dylan is helping Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) hide the fact Bear killed the man who kept him prisoner.

Bear was taken to Celia’s farm by Ray last summer, and forced to work as a slave.

He managed to leave the farm and return to the village at the start of January, but is now trying to heal from the abuse he suffered at the hands of Celia and Ray, all while keeping his murderous secret.

Paddy gives in this week and takes a risk by allowing Bear to see a counsellor. It’s a risk because Bear, at any given moment, could tell the counsellor that he killed Ray and would then face police consequences.

But with Paddy unable to give his dad the help he really needs, he doesn’t have a choice.

The start of Bear’s counselling session is the focus of this new video, alongside the moments where April and Dylan prepare to speak with Rhona Goskirk (Zoe Henry) and Paddy.

The aim is for the trio to open up and come to terms with what they’ve been through, and also realise they’re not alone in healing from the trauma.

Will they all speak honestly about what’s on their mind, and begin to move forward?