Shows similar to The Shrink Next Door

Although a more serious drama, Succession's sharp writing and complex characters embroiled in the power dynamics within a dysfunctional family may appeal to those who appreciate The Shrink Next Door's deep dive into twisted personal relationships and the quest for control.

Created by Marc Cherry, Why Women Kill is a darkly comedic anthology series that delves into the lives of different women dealing with betrayal and infidelity across various decades. Its tonal balance of satire and drama makes it appealing for viewers who enjoy the juxtaposition of comedy and darker thematic content.

This series, featuring a star-studded ensemble cast, tackles the ostensibly perfect lives of a group of women that begin to unravel due to secrets and murder. Its blend of drama, humor, and mystery offers a narrative richness that fans of The Shrink Next Door's exploration of the human psyche will find intriguing.

This dark comedy-drama featuring Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini explores deep personal loss and the unlikely friendship that emerges from it. Fans of The Shrink Next Door might appreciate its blend of dark humor and psychological elements, as well as its exploration of complex relationships.

Bill Hader stars in this dark comedy as a hitman who discovers a passion for acting. Barry's blend of violent action, emotional depth, and humor presents a similarly compelling watch for those who appreciate the tonal shifts and character studies in The Shrink Next Door.

This psychological thriller starring Julia Roberts is centered around a secretive government facility that helps soldiers transition to civilian life, but not all is as it seems. Fans of The Shrink Next Door's suspenseful narrative and exploration of therapeutic relationships will find Homecoming gripping.

With its focus on the complexities of aging, friendship, and navigating life's later years, The Kominsky Method's comedic yet heartfelt portrayal of its characters' struggles may resonate with viewers who enjoyed the personal growth and relationship dynamics showcased in The Shrink Next Door.

Starring Jim Carrey, this show tells the story of a beloved children's television host who struggles with family issues and personal despair. Much like The Shrink Next Door, Kidding offers a poignant look at a man's psychological unraveling, with a mix of quirky humor and deep emotional moments.