Psychologist

Catherine Cawood's psychotherapist (referred to as both 'Therapist' and 'Psychologist' in the narrative) conducts mandatory sessions to assess her fitness for duty after a traumatic event. He specializes in high-stress police officers, using calm persistence and strategic silence to probe violent impulses, family tensions, repressed grief over her daughter's suicide, and fixation on Tommy Lee Royce. Kind yet objective, he maintains analytical detachment to elicit admissions of sadness and rage that Catherine buries under sarcasm and stoicism. His evaluations influence her professional standing amid personal crises. The entity is consistently portrayed as a single individual despite the use of both 'Therapist' and 'Psychologist' in the narrative.