Fiona Wallice is a therapist with little patience for her patients. Tired of hearing about people's problems for fifty long minutes, she devises a new treatment, the three-minute video chat. And still, the sessions end up being largely about her. If she's your therapist, you've got problems.
Fiona Wallice develops a new brand of therapy for the Internet, called Web Therapy. To generate interest, she contacts an old employer with whom she's had a dicey past and takes on a client who has a highly promotable problem.
Fiona hopes to exploit the sexual issues of her client Jerome to impress her former employer and potential investor. Meanwhile, frustrations in her marriage lead her to flirt with several men.
After her business proposal is rejected by her mother, Fiona encounters another obstacle: Ted Mitchell, who's been hired the Lachman Brothers to evaluate Fiona's abilities - and gets more than he bargained for!
Fiona blackmails her new client, marketing executive Claire Dudek, in order to garner her expert promotion skills for Web Therapy -- and fate hands her a new client with a job tailor-made for promotion exploitation.
Business is booming for reasons unconnected with Fiona's expertise, but she's not complaining - until she gets a new client who has a personal connection with the Wallices.
Fiona's marriage crumbles when she discovers her husband's hidden life; and her mother's secret past threatens Fiona's business plan...
Fiona gets her house in order by hiring a new employee, and joining forces with her husband to expose the imposter in the family nest.
Fiona gets a new client: an Internet psychic who last lost her powers. Can Fiona find them?
Fiona's principal investor, Robert Lachman, is out of business -- yet Fiona still manages to make him pay...
Fiona hits it off professionally and personally with a new client - media mogul Austen Clarke - until her marriage to Kip suddenly becomes much more attractive.
Fiona and Austen send Kip off to sexual reorientation camp while she flies to New York to work on her book. While there, she hears from Kip's counselor, Camilla Bowner, who suggests a drastic change to jump-start Kip's recovery.
Fiona must act quickly and boldly to counter the inroads Camilla Bowner is making on her life with Kip. Her once-promising friendship with Austen Clarke is threatened when Maxine and Jerome rewrite her book Austen's nowhere to be found.
With her book safe from Maxine's editing pencil, Fiona faces Kip's ex-girlfriend, who's got a proposition which must be handled by campaign manager Ben, who's got his hands full with the candidate's wife and her unlicensed Web Therapy...
Fiona must undergo real 50-minute therapy with a psychiatrist in Boston whose longtime history with Fiona throws up some disturbing roadblocks for both of them. Meanwhile, former co-worker Gina is trying to find work.
Fiona is interviewed by freelance journalist and part-time blogger Kirsten Noble, and the resulting publicity gets a LOT of attention. Meanwhile, Fiona's manuscript attracts reality star Allegra Favreau who wants to adapt it for a TV movie.
Fiona gets her first international client when Gemma Pankhurst-Jones (NATASHA BEDINGFIELD) calls from Buckingham Palace, where she works as a "proxy" for the royal family.
Frustrated with Kip, his campaign, and with reality TV star Allegra, Fiona turns to her publishing magnate Austen for help, but finds she must handle her creative differences on her own.
Fiona meets the surrogate who is carrying Jerome's triplets and discovers that this is going to be an expensive proposition. She also learns that Kip has a more-special relationship with his campaign manager than she imagined.
Fiona gets a call from a voice from her past, and another from what she hopes will be her future when Conan O'Brien seeks her help and offers some of his own.
Fiona uncovers some surprising news about Jerome's surrogate, Conan O'Brien flexes his muscle long-distance, and Newell Miller does his best to get up close and personal. Oh, and Mother is insane - again.
Fiona's mother is in trouble with the law, and Newell Miller has a bone to pick with Fiona over a shared college experience twenty years ago... Meanwhile, Fiona's old flame Richard has healed his broken heart, much to Fiona's dismay.
Fiona cures Newell of his obsession, but her handling of Robin has disastrous consequences for Kip's campaign. Fiona's surprised paramour Austen no longer flies solo, and Jerome and Hayley have a plan to freshen up Fiona's world.
Fiona indulges in some R&R at a Laguna Beach resort, following her closeted husband's disastrous campaign "outing." Her shipboard romance with another guest is going well - perhaps a little too well - but the real world intrudes when her former assistant Jerome calls with news about rival "Net Therapy," former paramour Austen begs for Fiona's forgiveness while sitting alongside his very pregnant, very hormonal fiancée, and she fields a call from Whistlin' composer Franny Marshall, who suffers from crippling writer's block and needs inspiration from the show's source...
Fiona tries her hand at songwriting, then attempts to use Franny's blackouts against her; Fiona's husband Kip calls from New Mexico with a request of his new boyfriend Ben, who reveals that Fiona's under investigation for campaign finance improprieties. Having killed "Net Therapy," Fiona welcomes Jerome back to her practice, but discovers neither he nor campaign accountant Richard has any knowledge of the bank login info that would exonerate her.
Fiona's musical compositions backfire when Franny signs a huge recording contract and quits the show. Thinking the musical is dead, Fiona is shocked to discover her Laguna lover Jackson is the head of the self-help cult Quorum, and is now investing in Whistlin' to further his brand. And Fiona reaches out to her old nemesis, documentarian Robin, to see if her footage exonerates Fiona from campaign shenanigans.
Gina demands that Fiona be her matron-of-honor at the combined bachelorette-party-and-wedding in Las Vegas, but Fiona's priority is finding the campaign banking info that will exonerate her. She asks Kip for help, which leads her to an encounter with the very happy hoarder, Karen Sharpe, who may be in possession of important campaign documents, amongst other things...
In pursuit of the evidence that might clear her, Fiona travels to Karen's hoarding den and performs therapy directly. Robin reveals she's recorded incriminating video of media-mogul Austen Clarke at the Met Gala she attended. So Fiona, suspicious that Robin's husband, Richard, may be working for the Russian Mafia, hatches a plan to silence Robin for good.
When Fiona reaches out to Kip, she finds out that the campaign investigation has targeted a new suspect, and Fiona may be off the hook! But faced with her impending divorce and the loss of Kip's support, Fiona takes on a batch of new clients, including a long-distance couple who are planning their first in-person meeting.
Against Fiona's wishes, the long-distance lovers take a significant, cross-country step to resolve their issues. Fiona continues to expand her practice to some new clients, including compulsive gambler Nick Jericho and brand manager Sylvie Frank. She also receives a puzzling video voice-mail from a woman who seems to know her.
Fiona's mother Putsy, made wealthier from her "Net Therapy" sale, calls Fiona to check in on Kip. Meanwhile, compulsive gambler Nick discovers his therapist is also his online gambling nemesis, and Fiona's plans for Sylvie completely backfire. Austen announces his baby is on the way, and the mystery woman from the voice-mail calls again, revealing intimate knowledge of all things Fiona.
Austen sadly informs Fiona that Gina refuses to divorce him, leaving his relationship with Fiona in limbo. The motivation for Chris's reunion with Fiona is finally revealed, and Putsy tells Fiona about her soon-to-be-published memoir.
Austen's experience with Gina has set him on a new life path - and not to Fiona's liking. Jerome and Gina have some very big news to share with Fiona. Putsy's book has become a surprise New York Times bestseller, but publicist Garreth Pink wants Fiona to take a backseat to her mother in the publicity campaign. Kip makes a decision about their divorce, and Putsy reveals she'll be more involved in Fiona's life than she's ever been before...
Season 4 begins with Fiona hearing from her stepfather, Garreth Pink, who has some interesting complaints about his new wife. Meanwhile, Jerome reports on his travels; and Fiona takes on a new client, a not-so-calm spiritual guru.
Fiona and Kip rekindle their marriage, albeit solitary and separate from one another. Meanwhile, Maya recaps Fiona's weekend at Gentle Circles; and Jerome confirms Austen's penthouse "gift" is more burdensome than ever imagined.
Fiona takes on a lottery winner as a client to help her cash-flow issue and sees a patient whose elderly girlfriend wants him to quit his unusual job. Meanwhile, Gina calls to complain about her boredom.
Jeb Masters calls Fiona and complains about her behavior, which he says borders on sexual harassment. Meanwhile, Gina returns with examples of her new business venture; and Steve Olson tells Fiona that she is the one who should have trust issues.
Hayley returns from Bali with big news and an even bigger confession.
Fiona messes with Jerome and Hayley's relationship in retaliation for the out-of-control construction next door. Meanwhile, a patient from Fiona's past calls from witness protection; Ewan Clarke tries to convince Fiona to declare his brother insane; and Fiona's mother offers to do anything to influence the governor on Kip's behalf.
Jerome reports Gina has embraced her carnal urges to an alarming degree and asks Fiona to intervene; Nina Garcia offers Fiona a makeover; a new client calls to get advice about her love life; Jacques tries to get Fiona to break Betsy's amnesia before it's too late.
Fiona learns some things from a newly liberated Judith; the Pink Eye Ball's MC calls to rescind Fiona's makeover with Nina Garcia and offer her anything else instead; Kip's law clerk reveals she is more than just devoted to her boss.
Caspar Lee propositions Fiona about a strategic partnership; Nina Garcia calls to recap Fiona's disastrous makeover; Kip learns the real reason behind his law clerk's resignation; Fiona discovers she has a fan in a very unexpected place.
NSA analyst Abel accuses Fiona of psychological terrorism, a pathological liar seeks help for his disorder, and mother Putsy reveals her grand completely illegal plans for Kip's future.
A fixer contacts Fiona to improve her image after the bribery scandal.
Season 4 ends with Kip's political plans being dashed by Fiona's scandal. Meanwhile, Jerome's involvement in Putsy's schemes puts him on the run; Gina returns from rehab a completely new woman; and Jenny lobs a grenade into Fiona's past.
