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15 Famous Fictional Shrinks

Written by Emily Lapkin and Medically Reviewed by Scott Pearlman, M.D.

On The Sopranos, Dr. Jennifer Melfi tried to help New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano deal with his panic attacks and depression, even though she had ethical issues with how he made his money. She made sense of it all by talking to her own shrink.