Comedy / Drama
After a very public breakdown and a subsequent philosophical awakening in rehabilitation, Amy tries to get her life back together.


Corporate employee Amy Jellicoe starts a new life after suffering an on-the-job meltdown and receiving therapy at a holistic treatment center.

Amy's hopes to land a dream job take a hit, as do her attempts to reform her ex-husband and mother.

Fed up with her humiliation at Abaddonn, Amy considers leaving the company for a socially responsible job at a homeless shelter.

Wary that she may revert to her hard-partying ways, Amy talks Levi into taking a river-rafting excursion on her first weekend home.

Moved by the deportation plight of a Mexican mother, Amy tries to generate interest in a new woman's group at work.

Amy embraces a kindred spirit when a fellow group-therapy alumna comes to visit.

Amy and Tyler confront the emptiness in their lives; Dougie looks to cash in on a promotion.

Amy and Dougie's conflict comes to a head; Amy asks Krista for a favor.

While Amy is at work, her mother Helen runs into an old acquaintance, and gets an unexpected earful from Levi.

Amy convinces an out-of-control Levi to get help, and lobbies Tyler to help her force change at work.

Tyler

Levi Callow

Dougie Daniels

Helen Jellicoe

Krista Jacobs

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