Katherine drops her corporate facade and reveals a very unhappy woman eager for therapy to bring some improvement.
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Katherine gains insight into her problems and behaviors, but perhaps is a little too eager to improve her life through therapy.
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Katherine is worried that she is being set up to be the fall guy when Lloyd's unrealistic attempt to take over Apple fails.
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Katherine doesn't think she's being set up to be the fall guy, but she is unhappy with the emptiness of her life despite all her material success.
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Katherine is being groomed for the CFO position, but her success at work leaves her unfulfilled.
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Katherine is excited about a date that she's set up with a poet.
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Katherine almost reverts to a different person as she tells about how her father deserted her family to pursue an adventurous life.
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You may have traced Katherine's need for control to a heart-wrenching story of a ten year old girl being abandoned by the father she dearly loves.
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Forcing Katherine to talk about being abandoned by her father touches a raw nerve, so you talk about her relationship with Jake, the thrill-seeking poet.
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Even though it means sacrificing some control, Katherine is falling in love with Jake, who happens to be the first guy she met who didn't wear a suit.
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Katherine told Jake that she loved him, and received a non-committal response in return.
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Katherine, who has a history of being abandoned by the men she loves, is busy creating rationalizations to explain why Jake won't say that he loves her.
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Katherine begins to confront her feelings about authority figures and blames herself for driving the men in her life away.
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Katherine feels she's getting her work and love life together, although Jake is trying to turn her into his submissive sex toy.
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Katherine analogizes herself to a company with a good public image, but with no real growth potential.
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Katherine feels jealous of Frank's newfound happiness and wonders if she'll ever feel that with Jake--there's something not quite right in that relationship.
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Katherine explores the nature of romantic love in the context of her relationship with Jake.
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Katherine prepares a surreptitious interview of her mother designed to answer questions that still plague Katherine about her father's abandonment of the family.
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Katherine is optimistic that when her mother answers her questions, she will be able to put to rest her pain over her father's abandonment.
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Katherine returns from her vacation, bubbling with news of her family, but apparently without having gained the perspective she sought on her own childhood.
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Because of how it upset Katherine, her mother told her father not to call anymore--triggering Katherine's lifelong fear of abandonment.
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Katherine is working hard in therapy to realize, express, and conquer the anger she feels towards her mother.
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Katherine, a master of self-delusion, intellectualizes her feelings and hires a detective to help bring closure to her feelings of being abandoned by her father.
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Katherine finally feels free enough to let loose some of her strong feelings of anger towards her mother.
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Katherine is unwilling to tarnish her memory of her father by properly allocating to him any of her feelings of abandonment after he left the family.
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Katherine claims that she's reached a catharsis over her father's abandonment, but she may just be tired of therapy's hard work.
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Katherine is ready to battle the scurrilous rumors begun by Alex's mother.
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At work, Katherine crushes Larraine Rozzi and her unfounded allegations of Katherine having an affair with Alex.
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Although she says the sex is still great, Katherine expresses a growing unhappiness at the unexciting relationship that she's settled into with Jake.
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Katherine is proud of her father for pursuing his dream, even if it meant that she had to endure a considerable amount of personal suffering.
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Katherine's thirty-third birthday leaves her depressed and thinking of chucking her career for something more "socially relevant."
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Katherine has set a deadline to discuss with Jake her feeling that there's an absence of intimacy in their relationship.
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While in Texas on business, Katherine was in a car accident which caused both physical and psychological trauma.
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Katherine botches her planned discussion with Jake when he puts her into an embarrassing situation with Alex.
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Is Katherine spurred to achievement merely to get the approval of a daddy whom she subconsciously feels abandoned her because she was somehow not worthy?
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Katherine is reanalyzing her relationship with Jake and is considering whether she's getting an adequate return on her investment in him.
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Katherine plans to dump Jake, and does she have another waiting in the wings?
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Katherine takes a dramatic step in her relationship with Jake.
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Katherine is strongly moved by a series of dream conversations with her idealized father.
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Katherine is concerned that Jake is expressing his feelings of loss over the end of their relationship by ignoring basic safety precautions as he climbs mountains and goes hang gliding.
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Katherine thinks that she's nearing the end of her therapy.
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Katherine reviews her progress in therapy.
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Katherine has made a fortune in SII stock and now wants to become a philanthropist.
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Katherine, at the end of her therapy, plans a vacation trip to Alaska to hunt down her long lost father.
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Katherine returns from Alaska with heroic stories of a father she barely knew.
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Katherine is trying to find a polite way to get Alex out of her house.
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Katherine sends tickets to a fancy benefit dinner.
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