State of Mind

Therapist Ann Bellowes is in need of a therapist of her own. Part of her problem, though, is finding her husband having an affair with their couple's counselor. Ann works at the New Haven Psychiatrist Associates out of a converted Victorian house that is now the offices for her and her colleagues. With her husband gone she must find someone else to fill the office space and rents it out to lawyer Barry White. Barry soon adjusts to being the only lawyer surrounded by therapists who enjoy teasing him about his name.