Andreas Torrey has one goal: be left alone.

Working remotely as an IT specialist for a pharmaceutical giant, he’s built a quiet life of routine and solitude—until his boss dies and a new manager forces everyone back into the office. No more working from home. Suddenly, Andreas is drowning in Monday morning chatter, empty conversations, and the return of someone he’s never been able to escape: his dead twin brother, who only he can see.

Desperate, he agrees to therapy in exchange for his mother’s help finding a new job. But when a company hike goes wrong and his new manager disappears, Andreas discovers something unexpected about himself.

He’s very, very good at making problems vanish. And people.

Convinced therapy is a system designed to keep patients coming back, Andreas steps into a new role. Enter Dorothy, a punk-rock receptionist with secrets of her own. She sees Andreas clearly—and instead of running from his darkness, she moves closer. Together, they start helping people. One patient at a time. One problem at a time.

But someone is watching. And the trauma Andreas thought he buried is closing in.

Darkly funny, unsettling, and razor-sharp, Therapissed is a psychological thriller about corruption, compliance, and what happens when a mind designed to fix systems realizes it might be the most dangerous system of all.