In "Therapy Sessions," we follow the journey of Jamila Davis, a young black woman grappling with profound trauma. Initially hesitant about therapy, Jamila reluctantly decides to give it a chance, only to discover that her assigned therapist is a white woman. With skepticism towards both therapy and her therapist, Jamila keeps her guard up. Despite her initially guarded demeanor, Jamila is met with patience and warmth from her therapist. Gradually, she begins to lower her defenses and opens up, reliving the harrowing experiences that have shaped her life, including death, rape, and love. As the therapy sessions progress, Dr. Ingram gains insights into Jamila's cultural background, while Jamila learns the value of patience and the realization that not everyone harbors malevolent intentions. Through this therapeutic journey, both Jamila and Dr. Ingram undergo personal growth and develop a deeper understanding of one another's perspectives.