Real psychologist reviews: TV and movie therapists

A real psychologist reviews TV and movie therapists.

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TV and movies featured:
* Star Trek: The Next Generation (Deanna Troi)
* Arrested Development (Tobias Fünke)
* Frasier (Frasier Crane)
* Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (Dr. Noelle Akopian)
* X-Men, X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men: Days of Future Past (Professor Charles Xavier AKA Professor X)
* What About Bob? (Dr. Leo Marvin)

Topics discussed:
* science fiction psychotherapy
* future therapy
* exposure therapy
* relaxation skills
* military psychologist
* personal assessment
* psychological assessment
* multiple relationships
* ethics of psychotherapy
* psychoanalysis
* media psychology, media psychiatry
* diagnosis public figures
* treating phobias, treating clown phobia
* therapist burnout, compassion fatigue, self-care
* therapy informed consent
* establishing therapy rapport
* therapist office
* therapy limits to confidentiality

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