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The second part of season four invites viewers back to the couch, where Dr. Orna Guralnik navigates a thorny brew of recriminations, conflict and painful truths with four new couples. Guralnik delves into the crisis of a deaf man and his hearing partner torn between sexual freedom and commitment, a young couple haunted by trauma and buried secrets, a long-married pair trapped in cycles of bickering and avoidance and a therapist-writer duo locked in a zero-sum battle of sacrifice and grievance that pushes Orna to question her own methods.
Joey has an epiphany. Elíana reveals what's underneath her OCD. Orna talks to Josh, Aryn and Lorena about the struggles of polyamory. While traveling, Alexes uncovers new feelings about Casimar and his hopes for their future. Season finale.
Rex and Joey have a breakthrough while on vacation. Lorena struggles to be the main character in her own life. Alexes realizes why he attacks Casimar's family. Orna encourages Elíana and Mitch to be vulnerable.
Orna confronts Joey. Elíana invites Mitch to move in. Casimar and Alexes are forced to rent out their apartment, leading to a blow-up fight.
Rex reveals his past as a sexual bad boy. When Alexes began pulling away, Casimar turned to infidelity. Elíana's past makes her 'weird' about sex. Aryn has conflicted feelings about Josh and Lorena.
Casimar is frustrated by Alexes's lack of progress; Joey demands that Rex give up family traditions to be a good Christian; Josh reveals a past brush with the law that colors his relationships.
While discussing whether to have kids, Joey uncovers her darker fears behind pregnancy; Lorena is increasingly frustrated in her secondary role with Josh; Casimar's reveals how childhood homelessness shaped his relationship to trauma and creativity; Orna asks Mitch to come up with a new plan for how to live with Eliana.
In parallel sessions, Orna see how Josh plays out the same dynamic with Aryn and Lorena; Rex and Joey reveal their lack of a father growing up, and the roots of Rex's repression; Casimar tells of a brutal fight where Alexes dissociated into an alternate persona; Alexes can't remember what happened.
Aryn doesn't understand why Josh isn't excited about her new job. Orna tells Elíana that her condescension isn't helpful, and Mitch explains his view of fatherhood. Alexes reveals his troubling past of abuse.
In the season premiere, Josh, Aryn and Lorena unpack their polyamorous past and Lorena's fear of planning. Joey kicks her mother out but wonders if mom's dislike of Rex was right. Elíana wants Mitch to move back in now that they have a child. Casimar is desperate to end the explosive fighting with Alexes.
The second part of season four invites viewers back to the couch, where Dr. Orna Guralnik navigates a thorny brew of recriminations, conflict and painful truths with four new couples. Guralnik delves into the crisis of a deaf man and his hearing partner torn between sexual freedom and commitment, a young couple haunted by trauma and buried secrets, a long-married pair trapped in cycles of bickering and avoidance and a therapist-writer duo locked in a zero-sum battle of sacrifice and grievance that pushes Orna to question her own methods.
In the calming confines of noted psychologist Dr. Orna Guralnik's Brooklyn office, four new sets of couples work through their most intimate issues, confronting what's brought them to a crossroads along with relatable stories and moments of profound revelation. At a time when mental health issues are front of mind, everyone can benefit from talking – and from listening. Real people, honest emotions and the unflinching therapist we all wish we had.
Hope and heartache comes to light in the acclaimed docu-series COUPLES THERAPY. Distinguished clinical psychologist Dr. Orna Guralnik combines empathy with insight to guide a new group of couples facing a diverse set of issues. Together they take on the difficult challenge of confronting their deepest individual fears and talk candidly about what has brought them to these crossroads – and where to go from here.
A compelling documentary deep dive into the world of relationship counseling, COUPLES THERAPY chronicles four real-life couples from varying backgrounds of race, gender and sexual orientation as they candidly expose their intimacy issues to the compassion, clarity and tough love of gifted therapist, Dr. Orna Guralnik.
