State of Mind 

A look at the private and professional lives of therapists -- and whether or not these professionals are typically crazier than their patients.

Creator:

Amy Bloom

Stars:

Lili Taylor, Derek Riddell, Mido Hamada

1 win & 1 nomination.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Lili Taylor	...	Ann Bellowes, MD 8 episodes, 2007
Derek Riddell	...	James LeCroix, PhD / ... 8 episodes, 2007
Mido Hamada	...	Taj Kalid, MD 8 episodes, 2007
Theresa Randle	...	Cordelia Banks, PhD 8 episodes, 2007
Devon Gummersall	...	Barry White 8 episodes, 2007
Kevin Chamberlin	...	Fred Smedresman 8 episodes, 2007
Chris Diamantopoulos	...	Phil Eriksen, MD 6 episodes, 2007
Rusty Schwimmer	...	Conchata Gluck / ... 3 episodes, 2007
Courtney B. Vance	...	William Banks 3 episodes, 2007
Kevin Rankin	...	Arthur Cromwell 3 episodes, 2007
Yareli Arizmendi	...	Meena Kalid 2 episodes, 2007
Michael McGrady	...	Lew White 2 episodes, 2007
Cristine Rose	...	Rosalind Warren, MD 2 episodes, 2007
Sally Ann Brooks	...	Sylvia 2 episodes, 2007
Bresha Webb	...	Lola 2 episodes, 2007
Samira Damavandi	...	Jhasmine Kalid / ... 2 episodes, 2007
Gezel Remy	...	Azita Kalid 2 episodes, 2007
Alec Medlock	...	Bryce 2 episodes, 2007

Storyline

A look at the private and professional lives of therapists -- and whether or not these professionals are typically crazier than their patients.

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Plot Keywords:

interracial relationship | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 July 2007 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Shephard / Robin Productions,Warner Horizon Television

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

User Reviews

Kind Of a Mess

I started watching this Lifetime show because I typically like Lili Taylor and Amy Bloom, but the resulting show is kind of a mess. Think Grey's Anatomy in a psychiatry office. There are too many central characters and not enough focus on any particular one. Lili Taylor's character's story lines tend to be the most consistently featured, but that's the only reason to call her the central character. Otherwise the characters' stories seem pretty random and stereotypically "quirky." There needs to be more focus on one particular character, and some trimming of some of the other characters' story lines. I hope that someone--whether Amy Bloom or some network executive--can get a hold on the reins of the show before it goes down the tubes.