A brilliant psychologist running a free therapy service begins quietly orchestrating the deaths of abusers—until an obsessive-compulsive detective starts suspecting the truth, blurring the lines between justice and madness.

SYNOPSIS:

Helena is a celebrated psychologist with a pristine reputation and a luxury lifestyle. She runs a free

therapy service funded by a mysterious benefactor and maintains a clientele of the ultra-wealthy.

But beneath her polished exterior lies a dark secret - she has taken it upon herself to permanently

'remove' clients who pose a danger to others.

When one of her patients disappears, leaving only two severed fingers behind, two detectives are

assigned to the case. One of them, Kenji Gishi, is a 50-year-old obsessive workaholic, emotionally

scarred and divorced due to his relentless pursuit of truth. As his investigation deepens, he suspects

Helena isn't who she pretends to be. What begins as suspicion spirals into obsession - and a

psychological game with lethal consequences.

Psycho-logist is a sharp, elegant, and disturbing exploration of power, justice, and hidden trauma.

Told through shifting perspectives and chilling case histories, it challenges the reader to ask: What if

your therapist was your judge - and your executioner?