Elementary, Season 1

Therapist:
You were held at gun point!?

Watson:
We both were. Me and Sherlock's friend.

Therapist:
His ex-dealer.

Watson:
There was a struggle, the man with the gun was incapacitated, but then Reese was shot in the abdomine. I was able to stabilize him until the paramedics took over.

Therapist:
Did he pull through? The man who was shot?

Watson:
Yes he did.

Therapist:
What about you? Have you noticed any post-traumatic symptoms in yourself. Anxiety?

Watson:
No

Therapist:
Nightmares?

Watson:
I've been sleeping just fine.

Therapist:
You know I've always been supportive of your exploration of Sherlock's work, but your pattern with him has become troubling. For one thing you haven't told him you're no longer being paid to serve as his sober companion, and now it sounds as if your life is at risk in his home.

Watson:
Oh, he would agree with you. He's been pushing me to learn self-defense.

Therapist:
Whens the last time you talked about boundaries with him?

Watson:
Oh I talk about them all the time. He doesn't always listen.

Therapist:
May I give you my professional opinion?

Watson:
Please.

Therapist:
It's time you moved on. Find a new client. It's been a grand adventure these last few months, with Sherlock, but it's run it's course.

Watson:
But I'm not staying with him for some grand adventure.

Therapist:
His work placed you in real physical danger. You could have been killed. You claim he respects you, that he cares about your safety. If he really cares, and if he's really as smart as you say he is, tell me why isn't he the one telling you to move on.