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Helen, Fred und Ted
Psychotherapist Fred Czerny is finding it difficult to retire. So he shares his busy practice in Munich with Ted Fröhlich, an advocate of modern, holistic therapy methods. They are soon joined by Helen Cordes, who no longer wants to wear herself out in a psychiatric clinic. The three shrinks soon find themselves under psychological stress with patients and their own private lives.
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Psychotherapist Fred Czerny is finding it difficult to retire. So he shares his busy practice in Munich with Ted Fröhlich, an advocate of modern, holistic therapy methods. They are soon joined by Helen Cordes, who no longer wants to wear herself out in a psychiatric clinic. The three shrinks soon find themselves under psychological stress with patients and their own private lives.
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Cast
Sherry Hormann
Director
Friedrich von Thun
Professor Dr. Frederick Czerny
Christian Berkel
Eduard 'Ted' Fröhlich
Andrea Sawatzki
Dr. Helen Cordes
Gisela Schneeberger
Traudel Nitsche
Johannes Silberschneider
Wolfi Meyer-Servatius
Corinna Harfouch
Biggie Schwarz
Ferenc Graefe
Devid Kristensen
Nina Kronjäger
Beathe Kristensen
Laura Sonntag
Jule Cordes
Suzan Anbeh
Narie
Charly Hübner
Uwe Karasin
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