Real Therapists React to Never Have I Ever Therapy Scenes | Netflix

What do real therapists think about the therapy sessions in Never Have I Ever? In honor of Bebe Moore Campbell Minority Mental Health Awareness month, Dr. Joy and Beverly Andre react to scenes from the show. In the series, Devi spends a lot of time with her therapist Dr. Ryan. Together, they work to build the tools Devi needs to manage her grief, her anger, her relationships, and more.

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Real Therapists React to Never Have I Ever Therapy Scenes | Netflix

A new love life, a new classmate and new reasons to bicker with mom give Devi plenty more ways to make courageous moves... and questionable decisions.

[conniechoward]

When she said, "you'll live a life that is EMOTIONALLY RICH", I was like that is me. People will say you're too emotional but no, you're emotionally rich.

[trinaq]

I love Dr Ryan so much, and I can understand her exasperation over Devi repeatedly storming into her office to vent, even if she hasn't booked an appointment!

[dinonuggies]

I love this 😭 I honestly love the therapist on never have I ever, shes amazing and hilarious!

[lluizanobre]

The last scene of Dr. Ryan talking to Davi was the one that most touched my heart. Everything she said about being hurt and that it is okay, was just beautiful.

[EliSoza]

I will always love Never Have I Ever bc of its portray of what effective therapy looks like. Also I appreciate that the show had a woman of color as the therapist/psychologist. These are important messages for the younger audience to see.

[SydneyKong]

“Devi YOURE holding that pen like a knife again” LMAOOOO AHAHAHAHA

[varshinianupalli]

doctor ryan is that one character that will always be there to help devi

[ahanaroy]

Let's appreciate how Netflix managed to make this therapist relation so adorable and not clique at all.
Edit: Cliche 🤦

[HarryStyles_]

3:39 this scene really needs a lot of appreciation. The dialogues were so good and heart touching.

[allthingsauz]

That ending scene talking about her feeling like she was crazy and Dr. Ryan being there for her, I cried the first time watching it. It was healing for me because I resonate with Devi❤ So glad they put that in the show.

[ahanaroy]

Dr Ryan is my favourite character in NEVER HAVE I EVER.
Thank you NETFLIX for giving Dr Ryan, we can really solve some of our problems via Devi and her talks with her therapist as well.

[lourdesgomezlasso]

Great content! To everyone watching, is okay to be scared to go to therapy, is a brave decision, but if you feel you need to talk your mind out with someone don't doubt about looking for professional help. The road might be rough but the destination will be beautiful. <3

[bluishblow]

having 2 professionals is actually better than one because that way they can talk about it and share their views. i loved it ❤

[doublefeature]

can we just give up to Niecy Nash for her amazing portrayal of this character?!

[xxxafterglow]

I love this show so much, especially for the way it normalizes Devi's intense emotions. Dr. Joy and Dr. Beverly nailed it. Great depiction of a healthy patient-therapist dynamic.

[tharunkumar]

Wish these therapy sessions were there in Indian schools and colleges too, just like in the States. That would be extremely helpful to more than half the students in India!

[pufflehuffs]

love how the therapists were all women of colour!! also love dr beverly's outfit so much <3

[_tideaina]

We all know what we really want is an hour long video of a therapist reacting to YOU

[vivianadominguez]

YESSSS give me more content like this please

[anthetonio]

These two therapists genuinely seem like the kindest, most competent mental health professionals ever. They're the real life Dr. Ryans and the world needs more of them 🙏🏻