Catelynn Lowell is doing “a lot better” after two rehab stints for depression and anxiety, but how is her husband? After Tyler Baltierra revealed he feels “alone” and “empty” over social media, his friend River Ceballos exclusively revealed on RadarOnline.com’s podcast Teen Mom Time if he would be open to entering treatment.

“He isn’t opposed to it,” Ceballos, who is an actor and activist, said. “I definitely think it would be beneficial. He does have a lot of unresolved issues from his past. Stuff he’s had to deal with — Catelynn, stuff at home, his father — that he’s had to put on the back burner. I could definitely see that in a good way. I think it would really help him.”

Baltierra caused concern when he tweeted, “Laying in bed next to my peacefully sleeping wife. I can hear my daughter snoozing away through the monitor in her room. My dog is cuddled up on the floor next to me...& yet I feel so empty...so alone.”

Lowell responded, “I am so sorry babe... I will do anything to help you... you are an amazing husband and father and are so caring, funny, and thoughtful... don't let life bring you down because you are one strong man... I love you so much.”

Ceballos explained how Lowell is now the spouse lending support.

“She’s doing a lot better,” Ceballos said. “She’s really stepping her game up. I think therapy and rehab really helped her. She realizes how much stuff she really did put Tyler through. She has taken on his role. Things have definitely switched. I’m interested to see what he does with his free time now that the reigns have loosened.”

After Lowell suffered a devastating miscarriage, the couple is open to welcoming another child.

“They do want to be parents again,” he said. “Of course the miscarriage was very unfortunate and it took a huge toll on both of them. But having another kid was always in the cards for them. That was always the plan. There is no rush because everything is fresh and new, but they definitely want baby number three.”

Baltierra contemplated entering rehab on an episode of Teen Mom OG earlier this season. But after his father entered rehab for substance abuse issues and his wife went to treatment after suffering a miscarriage, he focused on raising their daughter Novalee, 3.