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Originally Posted by Mygrandjourney
I second 'In Treatment' and I'm not a TV watcher per se. It was (or is) an HBO series, so it's less like a traditional TV show as it follows 3-4 specific characters/clients throughout a season and course of therapy. It also delves into the private life of the therapist, Paul, as well as his own therapy sessions.
If you can handle it, "Sex, Lies and Videotape" has some great stuff in it as well.
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Sex, Lies, and Videotape is one of my favorite movies (I always feel weird telling people that, though!) Great characters and dialogue (particularly James Spader and Andie MacDowell).
And for In Treatment, I was particularly caught up in some of the story lines. Seeing Paul in his own therapy sessions was always interesting, too. I'd recommend it. If you're not interested in a particular character, you can always skip their episodes, though most of the ones from the first season in particular are great..