'At the Therapist' is a conversation around mental health, attempting an approach that steps away slightly from what you might expect from that premise. A therapist meets his patients one after the other, each of them having dealt with, and now discussing, very severe, intense trauma, and episodes of violence. <br><br>The therapist is unperturbed, listening and advising his clients with a calm demeanour. However, it is only when they leave, and he chooses a moment by himself that a revelation is made for the viewer. Despite a little lack of control in the department of sound, the film exhibits potential in performances, as well as the desire to weave a story. Throughout, the question at its heart remains - who listens to the troubles of those who make themselves available to everyone, but have no one to turn to themselves?

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