Shrink - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Panic Disorder
Dr. Yowai opened a small psychiatric clinic in a corner of Shinjuku. He provides detailed medical care with nurse Amemiya, who is working in a psychiatric clinic for the first time. One day, Yowai helps a woman who collapses on the platform of a nearby station, clutching her chest. This leads to the woman coming to Yowai's clinic, a company employee named Yukimura. She got divorced due to her husband's infidelity, and now leads a busy day as a single mother, raising her child and working...

Bipolar Disorder
Yowai and Amemiya are enjoying a meal at a ramen restaurant where they have recently become regulars. The manager, Taniyama Gen, is also happy to see that Yowaai and the others like the restaurant's food, and treats them well. However, just then, Gen suddenly becomes unable to get out of bed and is unable to come to work. Gen's sister, Kaede, advises him to go to Hidamari Clinic, but Gen heads to the Saotome Clinic, a psychosomatic clinic, saying, "I don't want to make my client, Dr. Yowaai, feel uncomfortable." However...

Personality Disorder
Fuka, who works at a bar in Shinjuku, has a pretty appearance, but she has a fiery temper and cannot control her emotions well. Although she has a kind boyfriend named Yu, Fuka is not afraid to cheat on him and shows no signs of feeling guilty. One day, Fuka visits Yowai at the suggestion of her friend Seiko, who is worried about the increasing number of scars from cutting her wrists. However, when Amemiya returns from an outing, he is shocked for some reason when he finds out that Fuka has been seen by a doctor.
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