Flashback: Jo Has a Breakthrough in Therapy - Grey's Anatomy

Flashing back to her recent treatment, Jo (Camilla Luddington) finally finds a way to confront her anger and feelings of abandonment, and realizes why she has to work so hard to move past the trauma in her past. Watch 'Grey's Anatomy' THURSDAY 8|7c on ABC.

[coolhellu]

I like this storyline a lot. Usually therapy is brushed over or even swept under the rug. This is great!

[marconunn]

Camilla plays vulnerable better than a lot of people can. You can feel her pain and she's so underrated. Amazing portrayal of therapy, which so many shows gloss over.

The therapist is pretty epic too!

[Entimate]

I am happy they are showing this side of pain of being abandoned all reunions are not happy sometimes you have to reopen old wounds to realize you were infected, then clean yourself out and heal

[MMariaP]

I cried in this scene, Jo had a really hard time since she spoke to her mom :/ I’m happy that she’s working every day to get better and they showed us this part of her treatment

[hasnidahashim]

The doctor’s statement is going to help so many people to open their mind...I like how she reminded Jo about the love surrounding her. Sometimes we focus so much on negativity and forgot the other great things we have. Lots of love and May God bless everyone... 💕💕

[Mm.mm]

It's great how they are showing the journey of healing and mental health techniques

[msfriendsfanever]

This scene is just so sad. Jo's entire backstory is just so sad. She desveres the world. On a sidenote, can we please have more of Carly.

[Sandylee]

I'm so proud of Jo! She's been through SO MUCH. And after almost crumbling entirely here she is, fighting to get back on her feet. Also, thank you writing team, for portraying therapy in a positive light! It's important to remind that there ARE people who CAN help in times of struggling. (And that it's okay to need help.) :)

[princessprsh]

Grey's anatomy women are so strong .

[JesseJBDL]

This escene alone deserves an Emmy... WOW.

[alokk]

Society tells us women are nurturing, naturally good mothers who have a bottomless bit of love for their child.. but too many of us know differently. Thank you Grey's for showing our broken worlds. For showing us you can absolutely choose your own family and there is no a ball and chain holding us to that toxic person.

[krisstinawilson]

I LOVE Jo's face at 0:22-0:30
You can tell she's thinking "At least I had that. I may not remember it but a firefighter had me in blanket and there was a crowd around me"

[CountryBuff]

Such a powerful moment. It's hard to look inside yourself and realize your vulnerability. But being vulnerable is how we heal and let the right kind of love in. I'm dealing with a lot of depression myself right now. It helps to know other people get it.

[kyhart]

Joe Wilson will for ever be one of my favorite characters on greys anatomy hands down !!!!

[amydugdale]

Camilla luddington deserves all the awards to exist

[tutifruti]

This scene summarises what I try to explain to people. From being conceived to the first 7 years of your life, every single thing makes an impact on you..whether u remember it or not. Every single event creates your belief system and who you are...

[HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

Of the new generation of Grey’s, Jo (next to Amelia) is my absolute favourite because she’s so raw, strong and relatable.

[onetallpheeesh]

Honestly the scenes with Jo in this episode are helping me big time with my own issues. I hated her after the end of last season yet 5 episodes in and she's somehow on my top 5 faves. How TF did they do that lmaooo

[mikewazowski]

The storylines in Grey's anatomy helped me to understand the importance of expressing the feelings we have. And Jo's story is one of them. It also inspired me to go to a shrink myself.

[bnadalon]

trauma doesn't care if you know, how long you suffer, it just comes, and you have no power over how it will come, but you can arm yourself to face it