Fiona (LISA KUDROW), on the advice of trusted friend and backer Austen Clarke (ALAN CUMMING), sends husband Kip (VICTOR GARBER) off to sexual reorientation camp while she flies to New York to work on her book with Maxine DeMaine (ROSIE O'DONNELL), Austen's trusted publishing executive. While there, she hears from Kip's counselor, Camilla Bowner (MERYL STREEP), who suggests a drastic change to Fiona's life in order to jumpstart Kip's recovery.

Fiona must act quickly and boldly to counter the inroads Camilla Bowner (MERYL STREEP) is making on her life with Kip - and her once-promising friendship with Austen Clarke is threatened when Maxine (ROSIE O'DONNELL) and Jerome (DAN BUCATINSKY) rewrite her book and Austen's nowhere to be found.

Lisa Kudrow stars as Fiona Wallice, an unconventional therapist who treats patients via Internet video chat sessions. Guest starring Rosie O'Donnell.

Fiona must act quickly and boldly to counter the inroads Camilla Bowner (MERYL STREEP) is making on her life with Kip - and her once-promising friendship with Austen Clarke is threatened when Maxine (ROSIE O'DONNELL) and Jerome (DAN BUCATINSKY) rewrite her book and Austen's nowhere to be found.

With her book safe from the editing pencil of Maxine (ROSIE O'DONNELL), Fiona faces the ex-girlfriend (JULIE CLAIRE) of her husband (VICTOR GARBER), who has a business proposition for them - a proposition which must be handled by campaign manager Ben Tomlund (MICHAEL McDONALD), who's got his hands full already with the candidate's wife and her unlicensed Web Therapy.

Fiona's frustrations with Kip (VICTOR GARBER) make media magnate Austen Clarke (ALAN CUMMING) even more invaluable, and she asks for his help with troublesome journalist Kirsten Noble (MOLLY SHANNON) and Gina (JENNIFER ELISE COX). But Fiona has to handle her "creative differences" with reality star Allegra (MINNIE DRIVER) on her own.