From the first two seasons of In Treatment, it has become quite clear that András Dargay is a psychologist whose methods are far from the norm. He allows himself to get unusually close to his patients, sometimes breaking professional and ethical rules alike, and this has an impact on his private life, too. In the final season, András goes further than ever before. To avoid having to face up to himself, he tears up the textbooks and attempts to help those who turn to him with his own approach
