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communicate Jimmy's state of mind and lack of self-care through dying plants and other clues. Key artwork choices were finalized. We next met Jessica Williams who plays Gaby, the only female therapist at the firm and the only person of color. Gaby is the fun one, young, hip and a self-assured control freak at work. Since the partners' offices have similar architecture, the personal choices in décor is the differentiator. set decorator Andrea Fenton was so successful working with Jessica to find the balance between artistic exuberance, cultural specificity and professionalism, right down to putting books on the shelves by her favorite Black authors. We next moved on to Harrison Ford's office for Paul. The character of Paul was inspired by real-life therapist Phil Stutz, who is renowned and celebrated for his groundbreaking work in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT ) and innovative 'tools' developed over a long and storied career. Jonah Hill recently directed the critically acclaimed documentary Stutz, which also deftly highlights Phil's lifelong H. GABY'S OFFICE. SET PHOTO BY TIM SWOPE. I. GABY'S OFFICE. PHOTO COURTESY OF APPLE TV+. J. PAUL'S OFFICE. SET PHOTO BY TIM SWOPE. K. PAUL'S OFFICE. PHOTO COURTESY OF APPLE TV+. F H I J K G