The Bright Sessions

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The Bright Sides | Dr. Bright is interrupted as she winds down at the end of a long day. Written by Meghan Fitzmartin. Performed by Julia Morizawa & Charlie Ian. Go to atypicalartists.co/support to learn more about Atypi-pals.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dr. Bright's oldest Atypical friend, Vanessa, visits her and they discuss Vanessa's upcoming trip, personal secrets, regrets and choices, the power of trauma, and the decision to dismantle the AM and redirect its purpose.

Nico discusses their recent physical changes and lack of control over shape-shifting abilities. They delve into the concept of magic in a fictional world and the appeal of a magical system. Nico plans to meet someone they trust from online interactions. They also talk about struggles with gender identity and building real friendships while ensuring safety.

Therapist meets Rory, a compulsive arsonist. Rory discusses their difficulty controlling outbursts and their emotional impact. They reflect on their father's perception of atypical abilities as a disease. Introduction of the pyroglobe device to aid individuals with fire-based abilities.

Dr. Bright meets Arthur, a patient with psychokinetic powers. They have an honest conversation and discuss Arthur's ability to feel the temperature of objects. They also talk about working with granite and Arthur's busy schedule during gallery season. Dr. Bright suggests a regular meeting schedule and reassures Arthur about their abilities.

A restaurant owner named Victor visits Dr. Bright and discusses his ability of precognition. Victor reveals he has been suppressing his visions and dissociation. He reflects on his close bond with his sister and their battle with addiction. The podcast explores the unique experiences of individuals with atypical abilities and the influence of toxic thoughts. Victor recounts a vision of Chef MacKass getting hit by a car and the ethical dilemma of intervening.

Lou, a younger patient, discusses their progress in controlling their ability, their plans for internships, struggles with storage, and reluctance to take breaks. They also talk about conflicting emotions about communicating with Paige, coping with grief and loneliness, and Lou's plans to visit Paige and seek advice from Dr. Bright.

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