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In Treatment

In Treatment

Based on an Israeli Academy Award-winning TV drama series, "In Treatment" features a psychologist confronting some uneasy personal truths. For the first three seasons, the featured doctor is middle-aged Paul Weston, who has sessions with his own psychotherapist. After more than a decade off the air, the Golden Globe-winning series returned with Dr. Brooke Taylor as the psychoanalyst. Her task: help her patients navigate a variety of modern concerns, including the global pandemic and shifts in the social and cultural landscapes. But she has her own complications in her personal life to deal with while helping her patients with theirs.
4 seasonsDrama, Self improvementTV-MAAdult Situations, Adult Language
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Season 143 of 43 Episodes

  • A young doctor shocks Paul by revealing the real motives behind her sordid bar encounter with a stranger.

  • An intense Navy pilot tests Paul's credentials while recounting the unfortunate events in Iraq that drove him into therapy.

  • A young gymnast requests Paul's professional opinion on an insurance report detailing her recent accident.

  • A couple, who have bickered for weeks about an abortion, corner Paul.

  • Paul worries that he is losing patience and visits the retired therapist he has not seen in nearly 10 years.

  • Paul is surprised by unexpected news about Laura's boyfriend.

  • Alex discusses his return to the bombing scene and reveals issues he has with his wife.

  • Sophie vents about her parents and her team; Paul offers a psychological opinion.

  • After the abrupt end to Jake and Amy's session, Paul's wife forces him to confront the realities of their marriage.

  • When Gina offers Paul a suggestion, he defends himself by pointing out Gina's past.

  • Paul questions the effectiveness of her sessions when Laura shows up late.

  • Alex relays surprising news about an encounter with another patient; Paul explores the similarities between Alex and his father.

  • Paul probes the circumstances surrounding the breakup of Sophie's parents and her relationship with her coach.

  • Jake becomes suspicious when Amy examines her reaction to the miscarriage.

  • Gina tries to get to the root of Paul's connection to Laura and the recent flirtation Kate.

  • Laura talks to Paul about her budding relationship with Alex.

  • Alex describes his recent encounter with Laura and questions the effectiveness of therapy.

  • Exhausted from staying awake all night, Sophie details the events leading up to her accident.

  • Paul explores the issues that have fueled Jake and Amy's volatile relationship.

  • When Paul and Gina debate the boundaries between therapists and patients, an old wound resurfaces.

  • A close call at the hospital triggers unexpected revelations from Laura.

  • Alex's intimate knowledge of the therapist's private life pushes Paul to the brink.

  • When Sophie's mother joins the therapy session, Paul is able to witness the hostility for himself.

  • Amy makes a critical decision, while Jake has an emotional admission.

  • Kate joins Paul in therapy for the first time, where they examine the disintegration of their marriage.

  • Paul uses an example from his childhood to make a point to Laura about fantasy and reality.

  • Paul tries to decipher the meaning of one of Alex's recent dreams.

  • Paul tries to get Sophie to confront her hidden anger toward her father.

  • Paul warns Amy when she considers rejecting the new and improved Jake.

  • Paul and Kate's concerns about Rosie lead to a heated exchange about Kate's role in Paul's life.

  • Laura's absence gives Paul an opportunity to connect with Rosie and Ian.

  • Alex insists that he is prepared for the commitment and structure that his marriage and career offer him.

  • Sophie tries to convince Paul that she and her father share a unique relationship; Sophie sees Paul as a threat in her dreams.

  • Amy surprises Jake with a revelation connected to her father's death.

  • Kate and Rosie's secrets agitate Paul; Gina's therapy exercise proves helpful.

  • A tragedy takes Paul away from the office, where a case of mistaken identity gets him into trouble.

  • Paul meets with Mr. Prince, Alex's father to defend the merits of psychotherapy.

  • Paul tries to get Sophie to stop blaming herself for her parents' mistakes.

  • A trip to his parents' home links Jake's problems with Amy to those with his father.

  • Paul's lament about the value of therapy gives way to a surprising revelation from Gina.

  • Sophie comes to terms with her father's accountability and asserts her own independence.

  • Jake and Amy come to a resolution; Paul warns how decisions can affect their future.

  • Paul must face the consequences of his romantic pursuit of Laura.
In Treatment

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Based on an Israeli Academy Award-winning TV drama series, "In Treatment" features a psychologist confronting some uneasy personal truths. For the first three seasons, the featured doctor is middle-aged Paul Weston, who has sessions with his own psychotherapist. After more than a decade off the air, the Golden Globe-winning series returned with Dr. Brooke Taylor as the psychoanalyst. Her task: help her patients navigate a variety of modern concerns, including the global pandemic and shifts in the social and cultural landscapes. But she has her own complications in her personal life to deal with while helping her patients with theirs.

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Uzo Aduba, Anthony Ramos, Liza Colón-Zayas, John Hickey, Quintessa Swindell, Joel Kinnaman, Gabriel Byrne, Debra Winger, Amy Ryan, Irrfan Khan, Dane DeHaan, Josh Charles, Hope Davis, Russell Hornsby, John Mahoney, Alison Pill, Sherri Saum, Aaron Shaw, Embeth Davidtz, Melissa George, Blair Underwood, Mia Wasikowska, Dianne Wiest, Michelle Forbes

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