Drake Bell, a year after speaking out about the abuse he endured during his Nickelodeon days, has found “therapy” in a long-anticipated reunion.

“Drake & Josh” co-stars Bell and Josh Peck reunited on Peck and Ben Soffer’s “Good Guys” podcast to reminisce on their years-long friendship, revisit their hit sitcom and reevaluate how the abuse Bell experienced by a former Nickelodeon dialogue coach impacted both. Bell began his walk down memory lane with a disclaimer.

“I don’t know if this is just ‘cause we’ve made a lot of bad choices in our lives or if it’s just from trauma but I have a lot of trouble remembering a lot of things,” he said.

The hourlong conversation between the 38-year-old former co-stars, who first shared the screen on Nickelodeon’s “Amanda Show” before headlining “Drake & Josh,” built on the revelations Bell shared last year in the documentary “Quiet on Set.” In the four-part ID docuseries, Bell went public about the sexual abuse he faced by former Nickelodeon dialogue coach Brian Peck (no relation to Josh Peck). Brian Peck was convicted of child sex abuse in 2004 but his victim’s name was not disclosed at the time. Bell confirmed in “Quiet on Set” that he was the unidentified victim referenced in the case.

On Monday’s podcast, Peck told his ex co-star that during the early days of “Drake & Josh” he was unaware of Bell’s experience and that “this separation started between us” as a result. Bell explained that the investigation into Brian Peck and “all the stuff you saw in the documentary” coincided with the filming of the “Drake & Josh” pilot.