On the Silver Screen:

This movie is the story of the innovative - visionary British Psychiatrist, R.D. Lang who ferociously fought the pharmaceutical (over medicating) industry.

Bob Newhart, in his famous 5 min comedic video clip, "Stop It" brings up the concern that psychotherapists may ineffectively and self-servingly stretch therapy over months or years, while it may be able to cut be down to 5 min. and 2 words.

— OZ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhQGzeiYS_Q

Bright is a talented profiler for NYPD & the son of a convicted serial killer physician, w/ whom he sometimes consults on murder cases. His rarely seen therapist seems to compassionately understand the immense complexities of Bright's life.

— JZ

Dr. Nise,a psychiatrist who specialized in Art Therapy stoped horrific/abusive Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) interventions in a psychiatric hospital in Brazil in the 40's & created a community of accomplished artists on the psych ward.

— Jill A.

The Brazilian series is set in a psychoanalysis office. The series follows the daily life of a therapist and the dilemmas, Pains and joys of his patients.

— L. A

Both therapists ask their individual clients about their sex life. Alvy notes, “Hardly ever, maybe three times a week.” Annie notes, “Constantly! I’d say three times a week.” Important for therapists to understand the individual context.

— OZ

Interaction between therapist and client who’ve been working together for sometime. Client is attempting to make a documentary to share the wisdom and helpfulness of the therapist. Therapist is very open and informative.

— Thomas Hollander

The attentive therapist, Judd Hirsh, creates a cathartic experience for his young traumatized client by, on the spot, setting a session at midnight when the client finally remember and can process the trauma of his dead brother.

— Gilbert

Sayeh wants to file for divorce, but mistakenly knocks on a psychologist's door instead of a lawyer's. The Persian film demonstrates how the therapist effectively heal the marriage by helping them get in touch w/ their inner child.

— FT

"No talk about food. It’s boring and it’s unhelpful", paradoxically, claimed the psychologist who was interviewing a potentially new pt. for an eating disorder, inpatient (home) unit.

— OZ

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/jul/12/to-the-bone-confirms-there-are-almost-no-good-movies-about-anorexia

A film about a psychiatric pt. who claims to be an alien from planet K-PAX. Pt. seems rational & demonstrates an outlook on life that is inspirational for fellow patients & also to his highly respectful-curious-attentive psychiatrist.

— JZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-PAX_(film)

Creative, compassionate & determined psychiatrist, Ben Kingsley, kindly and competently treats a fantastically convincing, Leonardo DiCaprio, in an isolated island for the criminally insane. Movie has a great, worth watching, final twist.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shutter_Island_(film)

A realistic presentation of effective therapy with teenagers and their families in the 2nd season. Inclusion of parents in teenager therapy can be clinically appropriate and helpful.

— OZ

https://www.buzzfeed.com/noradominick/ginny-and-georgia-season-2-mental-health

S. 2, Ep. 4: As the therapist suggested, Ginny calls her therapist in the middle of the night when she felt like harming herself (by burning herself). This is an ethical, unusual, rare occurrence and effective intervention.

— OZ

https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a42416867/ginny-and-georgia-self-harm-mental-health/

A young military patient is invited to a social holiday family dinner at his psychiatrist's on-base family house. Not an unusual social dual relationships occurrence in military settings.

— OZ

https://drzur.com/resources/dual-relationships/dual-relationships-military-settings/

Therapist, accidentally, runs into his patient, Pat, at a football game & tells him that they are "brothers in green." These kind of dual relationships or social encounters are OK & often unavoidable, normal & common in certain communities.

— OZ

https://drzur.com/boundaries-dual-relationships/

David (Tom Cruises) is a spoiled rich publishing executive (through an inheritance). The psychologist, Dr. McCabe, given the task of determining David’s sanity after he is accused of murder and become a close friend & fellow life-explorer.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanilla_Sky

Therapist gives his father pilot- hood to a cancer bold-headed female client as a termination of therapy gift.

Paul noticed that, Oliver, his young client/patient seemed 'low' and probably hungry and offered to make him a sandwich. He invited Oliver to the kitchen, which is next to the home office, to make the sandwich to the boy's liking.

— OZ

Therapist, Robin Williams, referring to Matt Damon, his client's physical abuse, repeatedly tells him, “It is not your fault!” and compassionately holds & hugs him as Matt deeply sobs in Williams' arms..

— O. Zur

https://drzur.com/touch-in-therapy/

David, a brilliant patient in a psych. residential treatment center is touch-phobic, which is being honored by the staff. He falls in love with Lisa, a multiple personality pt. who speaks in rhymes. They ultimately heal each other.

— BN

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_and_Lisa

Corona time irreversibly expended telemental health or online therapy to most settings, therapists and clients.

A comedy of conducting 3 min online therapy before telmental health got popular. Fiona Wallice offering clients 3-min sessions over the Internet in hopes of weeding out any unnecessary emotion. She is modeling how to get to the point fast.

— Z

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1930123/?ref_=ttls_li_tt

After a successful couple therapy, the couple therapist, meet with the couple the family to renewed the marriage vows on the beach.

The police psychologist meet a delusional, poetic, heart broken actively suicidal client at the top of the bill board above the highway. He effectively & literally meet the client where he is at, obviously, not at the therapist's office.

— OZ

https://drzur.com/resources/dual-relationships/dual-relationships-police-psychology/

The Brazilian film tells the story of two people who meet at an internship at the faculty psychology, where Jéssica is Barbara 's therapist. The coexistence leads the two to question their lives, seeking to change their perspectives.

— L.A.

https://drzur.com/out-of-office-experiences/

Antwone Fisher is a sailor who is mandated to see a psychiatrist Dr. Jerome Davenport. Dr. Davenport invited Antoine to his home for Thanksgiving dinner with his family, not uncommon in military communities.

— Margot E

https://margotescott.com

Client is on a roof, threatening to jump. A friend of both client and therapist is on the roof with him and has his phone on so therapist and others can hear what's going on. Therapist provides guidance to her client's friends and parents.

— Kathryn Lichty

In S.1 Ep.1 the therapist takes the client to a boxing ring to fight as a way of structuring client's anger. He also meets the client out of the office when the clients successfully controlled his temper and restrained himself.

— OZ

https://www.rogerebert.com/streaming/shrinking-apple-tv-review-2023

Extensive self-disclosure by the therapist, Robin Williams, about his own childhood physical abuse, in order to gain the trust and cooperation of his client, Matt Damon, who was also, heavily, physically abused as a child.

— OZ

A powerful & competent Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) Special Agent, client confronts his caring, generous & over extending therapist about her lack of self-care and concern with burnout, which she acknowledges.

Directed by actor Jonah Hill about his own struggle with his body & fame, w/ his therapist Dr. Stutz. While the movie focuses on Hill, Dr. Stutz joins with clinically appropriate self-disclosure regarding meds, Parkinson & family dynamics

— LM

A short episode of self-disclosure in Dr. Cat which is a comic about a doctor who is also a . . . cat. Doctor Cat: "Are you sleeping better" - Patient: "Better than what?" - Doctor Cat: "Better than me?"

— Z

While Frasier, MD, the talk-show host, is not doing therapy per-se his role is clearly therapeutic. In this long series he includes lots of appropriate and helpful self-disclosure in responding and relating to those who call into the show.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frasier

Highly effective and clinically and ethically appropriate self disclosure by the therapist to a reluctant-resistant bulimic client, about the therapist's own difficult experience with anorexia.

— OZ

https://www.themoviescene.co.uk/reviews/sharing-the-secret-2000/sharing-the-secret-2000.html

In S.1, Ep.1. The therapist, clinically appropriately, shares with the client about his own distress, grief and emotional struggle regarding the recent death of his wife.

— Oz

https://www.rogerebert.com/streaming/shrinking-apple-tv-review-2023

The therapist, Dr. Stutz, in his therapy sessions with Jonah Hill, uninhibitedly and frequently, uses curse words and foul language, like 'Fuck' or 'Shit'.

— Jim K.

Throughout Therapist helped late age teen in dealing with sexual advances from male friend and dealing with aggressive behavior from friends. Learning boundaries and reversals Re friends and parents.

— Alan Entin

This is not about psychotherapy, but a relevant true story. A paraplegic man in an iron lung who wishes to, finally, loose his virginity contacts a professional sex surrogate (Helen Hunt) w/ the help of his therapist and his priest.

— Z

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1866249/

In this classic movie, the psychologist helps Eve identify 3 distinct personalities. The movie put the controversial MPD dx on the map of psychiatric disorders (now named DID). Some view the movie as the utmost example of treater's bias.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Faces_of_Eve

While not a therapist, Malcolm Bright, is a brilliant successful & talented NYPD profiler, who uses his unique & superior psychological understanding & insights to delve into the minds of murderers & ultimately track, catch & imprison them.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prodigal_Son_(TV_series)

Elton John in a spectacular devil costume, sits in a 12 step AA meeting. While it isn't psychotherapy per-se it is a fantastic manifestation of Elton John as he tells his story to the support group.

— OZ

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2066051/

Therapists who practice Cinema Therapy 'prescribe' movies to clients. It is a type of therapy that enables the viewer to explore deeper layers by identifying with film characters to develop mental strength, access inner resources and heal.

— Allan Cooperstein, Ph.D.

https://alanjoshua.com/2020/03/01/movie-magic-can-be-therapeutic-by-alan-joshua/?fbclid=IwAR1umLLgkp9rAfdMbldZz9TTFkc_qj69_kYxaMxMh1kUEm3XrPC8Qvd2IKM

DiCaprio is a unique 'professional thief' who steals information and directs people's aspirations & behavior by infiltrating the mind or subconscious of his targets by participating and interfering in their dreams.

— QL

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1375666/

John Callahan is an alcoholic turned sober paraplegic who discovers a talent for subversive cartoons as part of a soul awakening. He learns to be sexual again with the new physical constraints, thanks to the aid of a willing nurse.

— A. Walker

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6288124/

The movie is focused on the complexities of a psychiatric impatient unit for young disturbed girls. Dr. Wick, an older female staff psychiatrist is ineffectively unfamiliar with the American youth culture of her patients.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girl,_Interrupted_(film)

HBO documentary about psychiatrist Dorothy Otnow Lewis & her career-long study of murderers, providing a nuanced view that goes beyond simple labels like "evil." She probed the minds of serial killers & concluded they're 'made, not born.'

— OZ

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/11/18/entertainment/crazy-not-insane-review/index.html

Star Trek: The Next Generation season 4 emphasizes the importance of mental health attending to crew's extensive traumas, clearly making the role of ship's counselor Troi (half-human, half-Betazoid) who can 'read' emotions, essential.

— OZ

https://screenrant.com/star-trek-discovery-counselor-culber-troi-tng-improve/

Movie raises questions of who is sane or insane and of morality & war culture. Scottish soldier was sent to a French town to disarm a bomb discovers that area is deserted except for psychiatric asylum patients who made him the . . . king.

— OZ

https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/956-king-of-hearts

First extensive investigation of human sexuality, which touched off the sexual revolution. Kinsey was a reformer bent on changing sexual ethics. His critiques were traditional-religious-conservatives accused him of being . . 'unethical'.

— OZ

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/kinsey-sf_survey/

Maris, who struggles with an eating disorder, receives inpatient psych care & finds new healthy ways through yoga & mindfulness. The main message of this fantastic documentary is that recovery is an ongoing journey, not a destination.

— Jim

https://www.iammarismovie.com/home/

A child psychologist (Bruce Willis) meets a frightened, confused 8 yr old boy & he is completely unprepared to face the truth of what haunts the boy. Over time the psychologist understands the boy's unique & extra-ordinary abilities.

— AH

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sixth_Sense

AI is undeniably the way of the future in the culture at large, including psychotherapy. It is cheap, available 24/7 on phones or computers. AI Therapy is improving, exploding and . . . controversial.

— Ofer Zur

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejczMs6b1Q4

Everyone on the flight was negatively connected to Pasternak, who locked himself in the cockpit. As Pasternak's former psychiatrist tries to reason with him behind the closed door, Pasternak crashes the plane into his parents' house.

— T.N.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sbHF6gqFDE

Sara, a Dutch woman, who recently divorced signed up for a 'From Fear to Love' self-help retreat on the Italian volcanic island of Stromboli & uncovers the painful, denied, ignored past that has ruled her life. The retreat healed her.

— OZ

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/stromboli_2022

Unique arrangement between the client (conceived by rape), who dangerously swallows metal objects (disorder called PICA), Her therapist agreed to disclose important info to the client's husband.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swallow_(2019_film)#/media/File:Swallow_film_poster.png

The therapist/supervisor/consultant wrongly and unethically advised the therapist, Meryl Streep, to continue to treat her client, even though the client is not aware that she is dating the therapist's son.

— Mary Q

A shrink had a patient who is inadequate in most spheres of his life accept business. The shrink, exploitatively, takes over his life for 20 yrs.(!!) and separates him from his money by grooming and manipulating him.

— Marla Friedman

Mirrors is an unusual 30-min psychological thriller about a psychotherapist, who is suffering from a failed marriage, own descent into madness.

— Q

Harry is married to a therapist who has a home office. Harry's wife learns that Harry had an affair with one of her clients. The next client hears his therapist raging uncontrollably at her husband during breaks in their session.

— -

A 'psycho' LA couples therapist, hopes to split a couple apart by sexually seducing the husband & tying him up. Based on a true story and the novel 'Judy Small'. As the title suggests, this is indeed 'bad therapy,' as bad as it gets.

— O

The therapist unethically & intentionally plays a song in the clinic waiting room triggering the patient to uncontrollable rage.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Linings_Playbook

The psychiatrist did illegal insider trading in the pharmaceutical market with her client and colluded with the client in . . . killing client's husband. (All this on top of having sex with client.)

— OZ

An adolescent goes to live with his mother’s psychiatrist at her request. The doctor and his wife adopt the teen. It’s a home with hoarding, major dysfunction, and a lot of humor.

— A. Walker

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0439289/

This is a highly unrecommended horror movie about a drug addicted, traumatized psychiatrist who suffers from PTSD and sleep paralysis because a patient terrifyingly attacked her.

— JZ

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5577742/

Psychiatric nurse Ratched is a fictional character, while not psychologist, is the ultimate stereotypical cold, cruel, controlling, heartless tyrant of the care-giver on a psych-ward.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Flew_Over_the_Cuckoo's_Nest_(film)

Kevin Spacey, plays a psychologist who is traumatized by his wife's suicide. As one of LA's top celebrity shrinks he turns into a pothead w/ no concern for his appearance or his inability to help his patients. Then... healing takes place.

— KL

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrink_(film)

A deceptive psychiatrist (Cate Blanchet) teams w/ a manipulative carnival man, (Bradley Cooper) to grift the wealthy. As part of her evil nature she ‘sold’ confidential info to the ‘magician’ about her mafia-boss patient. (Unrecommended)

— JZ

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7740496/

Psychiatrist & staff in a mental ward, treat patients demeaningly & disrespectfully. Patch Adams (Robin Williams) who was voluntarily admitted, experiences the inhumanity & decides to become a 'different' and compassionate medical doctor.

— OZ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk9mR3zjrkk

The therapist ends up having hot sexual affair with her hospitalized client’s brother.

The (married & mother) therapist is attracted to her male client's girlfriend and convinced her client to leave his girlfriend as she is sexually and socially courting her

in Larsson's "Millennium" trilogy, The Girl w/ the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played w/ Fire, and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, we have evil psychiatrist, who sexually molest adolescent client & is addicted to Internet kiddie porn

— ZQ

The movie is about police officers in Boston. The police psychiatrist has a relationship with one police officer and then has an affair with another, who is an active patient at the time,

— D. R.

An 1983 popular movie about a psychiatrist, who falls in love with a patient and became her lover, is visited by the spirit of Sigmund Freud, who gives him advice on how to handle it.

— O

CounterTransference 101: Paul unethically confesses to his pt. Laura, his love for her, in the final episode of S.1, but a last minute stressful call from his daughter stops him from consummating the relationship. No actual sexual violation

— A.N.

https://ifpe.wordpress.com/2008/04/08/critique-of-in-treatment-on-hbo/

Lindsay Lohan hires Charlie to be her anger management therapist on the set of a commercial, but Charlie winds up sleeping with her and gets her in trouble after the paparazzi get a hold of it.

— OZ

The psychiatrist was not only sexual with her client but also did illegal trading with client and colluded in . . . killing client's husband.

— OZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Side_Effects_(2013_film)

A Israeli documentary about a sexually exploitative, grandiose, psycho-guru Israeli psychologist who created a huge cult-like mental health clinic in the 1970's and had long-term sexual relationships with several of his women clients.

— Z

https://nfct.org.il/en/movies/not-a-word-of-truthv/

A highly disturbed, bulimic-alcoholic-sexually inappropriately client, unconsciously seeks help from an eating disorder clinic where the director 'reciprocates' to her kissing him passionately on the mouth during the intake interview.

— OZ

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6284550/

Unbeknownst to the therapist, she was coaching her client how to be intimate and sexual with her new young unemployed boyfriend, who turned to be the therapist's son. The ultimate nightmare for a therapist.

— Mary L.

Dr. House saw Dr. Nolen in a psychiatric-medical hospital. Dr. House and Dr. Nolen developed an intricate Doctor-patient relationships that extended to a complex-extensive social & professional multiple relationship.

— LMA

S.1: Therapist invites a veteran, PTSD client to move in with him and his daughter after client was kicked out of his parents' house. Client integrates well into the household & have an affair w/ the therapist's daughter.

— OZ

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/vitalogy/202302/meet-jimmy-laird-the-renegade-tv-therapist

The therapist answers a client’s call at midnight and talk to him for a long time in the middle of the night. Not unethical per-se but must be handle with caution.

Tricky, but not uncommon, practice of connecting with clients in the middle of the night via texting, phone, social media, Facetime, etc. Due to the 'Disinhibition Effect' at times (not in this movie) texting translate to . . . sexting .

— L.K.

A young trainee-therapist gently connects with her (also young) 3rd client ever, who suffers from a rare life-threatening cancer. They gradually develop an increasingly emotional connection.

— QM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50/50_(2011_film)

Mumford is a newly unlicensed, untrained, 'psychologist' in town, who, paradoxically, in spite of violating many professional & licensing regulations, seems to be liked and be VERY effectively helping all sort of clients.

— OZ

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0140397/

When the client disrespectfully mocked his therapist's deceased beloved wife, Williams reacted in a highly extreme manner, reaching out with a chocking gesture, signaling that the client crossed the line of decency and respect.

— OZ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0FEFWNRJRQ

While Dr. Sayer was medically 'irresponsible' in using untested L-Dopa drug w/ hospital patients, it gave them at least ONE day of real vibrant life. Clearly, better than just letting them to live psychotically-senselessly and . . . die.

— OZ

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099077/

'Therapist' and patient on a walk and the patient asks her therapist if this is unethical behavior

— Alan E

In S.1, Ep.1 the therapist who is grieving his wife's death, gets drunk one night and is emotionally not fully regulated with his clients, his mentor/supervisor Harrison Ford and office-mate therapist.

— OZ

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2023-01-30/shrinking-apple-tv-brutal-honesty-therapy

A powerful and dominant NY mafia boss surprisingly kissing his psychologist in the middle of a therapy session.

—

Anthony Hopkins, as imprisoned Dr. Hannibal Lecter, a psychiatrist who, literally, ate (!!!) his clients, intimidating and frightening Jodie Foster, an FBI agent (whom he read as an open book) who came to interview him.

— OZ

An ex client, Mia, who is now a successful attorney 'grabbed' the legal case of her former (20 years past) therapist, Paul, to connect with him, 'settle the score', share her disappointments

—

A sobering & hilariously funny view of client-therapist relationship, boundaries, neediness, and projections and most noticeable client's capacity to follow his therapist to his vacation home & uninvitedly appears on TV with his therapist.

—

Carl Jung's patient surprises him with a passionate kiss on the lips.

— OZ

A comedy about a psychiatrist whose # one patient is a highly insecure/neurotic big mob boss. When the client has a panic attack, his 'soldier' interrupts the psychiatrist's wedding to immediately attend to the mafia boss' crisis.

— QA

A struggling schizophrenic patient, physically ties up his elderly therapist, covers her mouth and kidnaps her to an open field where he places her on the trunk of his car, and asks her important questions about hallucinations & voices.

— QZ

The Patient is a TV series about a serial killer who kidnaps his psychotherapist and keeps him chained in his basement in hopes of the psychotherapist curing him of his need to kill.

— Dana S.

A powerful hacker client who knew about his therapist’s life and lover much more than she knew as he hacked her and her boyfriend online records.

—

Robert is a psychiatrist & transgender w/ split personality; his female side wants to become a woman, his male side won't allow. Healer by day murderer by night. Bobbi punishes him by killing women he feels attracted to, including a client.

— OZ

Anthony Hopkins, as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, a psychiatrist who, literally, ate his clients. Before his capture, he was a respected forensic psychiatrist; after his incarceration, he is consulted by FBI to help them find other serial killers.

— L

A military medic helped Blithe, a soldier who lost his sight from hysterical blindness in a traumatic WWI battle, regain his eye-sight so he could return to the next battle, in which he did get shot and could easily have lost his life.

— OZ

https://www.hbo.com/band-of-brothers & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Blithe

The movie follows Senate Intelligence Committee staff as they investigate CIA's use of torture following 9/11 attacks. It exposed more than a decade of the illegal horrendous torture, generally designed by 2 psychologists (not treaters).

— QL

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Report_(2019_film)

There isn't a movie on the topic. Per the Supreme Court, psychologists who determine IQ of a death-row inmate is above 70, has absence of problem coping and early disability, can be EXECUTED. Powerful role of psychologists is unmatched.

— OZ

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/11/opinion/death-penalty-mental-disability.html

Psychologists in many states, have great power to assess that sex offenders aren't supposedly 'safe' to be released EVEN AFTER they served their sentenced prison time & are sent indefinitely to post-sentence prisons, like McNeil Island, WA

— BQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBUJREw_aqE

Candid conversations of, actor, Jonah Hill and his psychiatrist Phil Stutz

— OZ

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21819228/

Couples therapy show

— Megan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjZ_DAQDDYg

Dr Orna Guralnik’s treatment of couples

— OZ

https://www.sho.com/couples-therapy/cast/dr-orna-guralnik

A weekly podcast

— OZ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XemqwxWW8M

with Alex Frecon

— Megan

https://www.themplsegotist.com/news/2022/11/11/this-new-podcast-lets-you-listen-in-on-actual-therapy-sessions/

From explosive couples’ dramas to painful struggles with parental death, fly-on-the-wall footage of counselling is pulling in huge audiences. But is it just unhealthy voyeurism?

— Megan

https://amp-theguardian-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/amp.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2023/may/11/wild-rise-in-people-turning-their-therapy-sessions-into-devastating-tv-tough-talking-bbc

How Orna Guralnik, the star of “Couples Therapy,” gets the world on her couch.

— OZ

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/05/23/couples-therapy-showtime-orna-guralnik