BeTipul

All of us face various physiological problems many times a day, whether with our children , or spouse, or colleagues, or just strangers in the street. So many of us are unhappy, just because we cannot get that the source of most troubles, disappointment and depression are caused by us and not the surroundings. The best Israeli physiological drama ever made centers round different patients who approach an experienced physiologist ( Asi Dayan is performing him fantastically) with their numerous problems. The patients have no idea where the physiologist will take them to, (i.e.the very intimate and dark corners of their soul, so roughly and toughly locked by them), how much relief and happiness and self confidence they can gain, once they follow their heart, and free their minds from strict barriers). The drama is strongly recommended to everyone, who is open to better himself, to find new horizons of his personality.

This Israeli television show includes excellent acting full of deep and meaningful scripts. This show demands from the spectator the use of his/her brain but at the same time patience is needed since this is not your regular Hollywood-action-packed-dripping with sex appeal-and plastic looking blonds, television show. While being very sublime in its nature, the show focuses on the depths and the evolution of the characters personality through the process of psychological treatment. Asi Dayan (the psychologist) and Ayelet Zorer (Naama) do a wonderful job. Other cast members such as Lior Ashkenazi, Rami Hoiberger, and Alma Zack also seem to add richness to their characters. if you can understand Hebrew, this is a must!

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In Treatment, a half-hour drama, centres on a therapist who is calm, smooth, insightful, and non confrontational with his patients but turns into a testy, self-doubting individual full of barely concealed anger when he is a patient seeing his own shrink. It is based on the popular and critically acclaimed Israeli series of the same name (BeTipul in Hebrew).