David and Michael head to a shopping mall to tackle Michael's fear of small talk. David begins a passionate affair with his editor.

When Michael has nothing to say in session, David tries to coax something out of him.

David helps Michael with his squirrel phobia.

As part of the therapeutic process, David sends Michael off to a department store to talk to strangers. Things are so complicated with Sammy that David asks his publisher for a new editor.

Michael talks French Canadians. Sammy talks Italian. Claire talks..

Although it's Michael's session, David can't stop himself from sharing a funny story.

David is openly irritated that Michael is dating his receptionist Claire, especially since she knows all about David's book. Will Claire keep his secret?

A fear of puddles makes Autumn a difficult season for Michael.

Vomiting or haircuts: which would cause you more anxiety?

David discusses relationships with his therapist, Dr. Wasserman.

Michael is terrified by the idea of spending a night with Claire. What if he snores?

Dr. Wasserman senses something different about David.

Michael was really bored over the long weekend.

Michael is seriously not ready to overcome his fear of bridges. Dr. Wasserman and Sammy push David to tell Michael about the book.

David suggests a way for Michael to test if ants are really following him.

Who can Michael trust? His therapist has betrayed him and his girlfriend has known all along.

Lions are essentially big cats - which makes them terrifying to Michael.

David pushes Michael to explore his fear of heights, putting more strain on their relationship. Michael forces himself to read David's book.

A new method of therapy forces Michael to sit on his kitchen floor.

David is frantic. Michael has disappeared. When he does turn up, Michael announces that there is another therapist in his life.

Michael is Missing and his voice mail is filling up fast.

Depression is like a drug - just say no.

Michael embarks on a new course of therapy with Judy, a well-being coach. She recommends David and Michael have a joint session to repair their relationship.

It's actually okay to be afraid of certain noises.

Michael thinks his sweating is disgusting. But nothing's as hot as the scathing review of David's book.

Dr. Wasserman has trained a fly to do all of his evil bidding's.

The review hurts - a lot. David is successful in desensitizing Michael to the criticism by having him read it out loud, over and over again. The repetition has the opposite effect on David.

After washing down sleeping pills with Scotch, David wakes up in the emergency ward. For Michael, the successful elder abuse ad campaign means a promotion, more responsibility and more anxiety.