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Newly single Carlo begins dating a street performer with a violent ex-husband and an autistic 7-year-old daughter. As he observes the child's behavior, Carlo suspects an additional diagnosis: deafness.

Carlo meets his stepson's girlfriend Janaína who Carlo believes is a cutter.

Carlo breaks up a lovers' quarrel at a restaurant and the couple turn up at his office looking for a 'cure' to their pattern of fighting in order to wind up in bed exploring shared sexual fantasies. The pair involve Carlo and his colleague Valentina in their dangerous games which go far beyond the consulting office.

A former patient returns to see Carlo after his wife passes away, trying to understand what he saw the moment she died, which he believes to be her soul departing from her body.

A policeman and friend of Carlo's asks Carlo to help diagnose his 'partially demented' father.

Carlo's biological son Mark arrives from New York and soon becomes interested in Carlo's neighbor Bia and her chronically ill baby.

In his new role as director of the domestic violence NGO, Carlo sees a patient suffering from increasing aggression from her husband, yet she cannot be persuaded to leave him.

While Valentina tries to help a guilt-ridden woman who has been having an affair with her son-in-law, Carlo begins therapy with the son-in-law and finds he shows no remorse.

Prosecutor Adriano asks for Carlo's help with his father Romeu, who, since losing his wife to a stray bullet, has become obsessed with taking the law into his own hands.

Carlo meets an androgynous model who is stalked by a terminally ill African millionaire since a witchdoctor told him he could be cured with the love of someone who is neither male nor female.

Carlo leads a class at a women's prison and meets inmate and former bank robber, Amanda, whose son is having problems at school. When Carlo decides to help, he finds himself in a world where right and wrong matter less than survival.

Coincidence brings Carlo to a 22-year-old woman dying in the hospital. In search of the truth--accident or suicide?--Carlo and the woman's former therapist conduct an investigation of their own.

Carlo undergoes surgery to prevent lung cancer and contemplates mortality while his new patient secretly longs for assisted suicide.

When Carlo discovers that Aurora has been in contact with a friend's assisted suicide agency, he finds the news hard to accept.

Denise, who refuses to touch any object or person directly, lives with her sister, an obsessive hoarder who hasn't left the apartment in over 10 years. Through therapy with Carlo, Denise searches for the source of their distress.

When the sisters' mother falls ill, Carlo, Father Miguel, and a brilliant psychiatrist Maria Clara visit her and learn more about their past.

In search of something more meaningful in her life, Carlo's teenage patient Moninha decides to convert to Islam.

Moninha begins an online relationship with a Brazilian radical living in Syria and decides to join him in real life.

Andre and Renata are a seemingly idyllic couple being torn apart by jealousy. They hire Carlo to help them navigate their marriage and determine if Andre is unfaithful or if it's just Renata's imagination.

A shocking truth is revealed that brings Renata's sanity into question. Carlo and Maria Clara explore the fine line between jealousy and madness while testifying at Renata's murder trial.

Claudia suffers from Persecutory Delusional Disorder and believes events around her are being directly caused by her own actions, but Carlo hopes to convince her that the world isn't out to get her.

Carlo and Maria Clara decide to run tests on Claudia's husband and children to determine if her emotional agnosia may be hereditary.

Rudel is a man of logic and reason but is convinced he has a sickness that cannot be diagnosed. He seeks Carlo's help to understand what's wrong with him and prove he's not going crazy.

Carlo suggests a trip to Rudel's hometown to explore his past with his father and to hopefully uncover the truth behind his mysterious illness.