In Treatment

A surprise subpoena brings Paul back into the life of a former patient and current malpractice lawyer named Mia.

Paul is alarmed to learn that his new patient April harbors a life-threatening secret she won't share with her parents.

A conflicted sixth grader named Oliver is brought to Paul by his parents Bess and Luke, who are getting a divorce.

A high-powered CEO with anxiety issues turns to Paul for therapy at the encouragement of his wife.

Paul resumes his Friday sessions with Gina, who agrees to give a deposition in the lawsuit against him.

In her first session, Mia admits to wanting to impress Paul by flaunting her job and relationship with a married co-worker.

[HBO] HD. 'April - Week Two.' (Season Two) April details her detachment from a former boyfriend and his current partner.

Fearing his behavior has led to his parents' estrangement, Oliver outlines the difficulty he's having living between two homes.

Paul links Walter's panic attacks to a childhood tragedy.

Paul looks to fill in memory gaps about his mother's attempted suicide by reconnecting with a childhood crush.

Laura's deposition in the Alex Prince case spills into Paul's session with Mia.

April's memories of a childhood near-tragedy underscore her lifelong independence issues.

Bess and Luke disagree over whether Oliver's weeklong stay at his father's was a success.

In the midst of a corporate crisis, Walter recounts an emotional attempt to rescue and protect his daughter.

Gina explores Paul's resentment over having to take care of his ailing father.

Paul exposes the emotional insecurity that may have led to Mia's recent unruly weekend.

Paul crosses a professional boundary after analyzing April's anxieties involving her brother and mother.

Despite Bess' assurances, Paul worries that Oliver's recent exemplary behavior is merely an illusion.

Walter confronts his feelings of duty and loss in the wake of a professional "perfect storm."

Gina encourages Paul to reconnect with his father before it is too late.

Paul and Mia examine issues of life, death, loneliness and last chances.

April's revelation about her best friend Leah triggers a discussion with Paul about reliance.

Oliver's recent deteriorating behavior at home and school vexes his father, who's dealing with personal issues of his own.

Paul concludes that Walter's recent actions make him a risk to himself.