Tom works with Abbi on the startup video platform and seeks commercial control of the mysterious submissions. He calls Tara, challenges her after learning of her identity, travels with Abbi and Griffin to investigate her house, and is attacked after leaving Griffin alone upstairs.
Frankie is Emma's brother and a member of the troubled Callan family. He is killed by the identical apparition while Emma is present, but the police suspect that Emma herself committed the murder. His death intensifies the investigation and deepens the suspicion surrounding Emma's mental state.
A charismatic self-help guru who controls an increasingly abusive transformation program and later continues his operations underground.
A famous self-help guru who runs increasingly reckless retreats and relocates to the United Kingdom to evade arrest for his United States operations.
Jake Mitchell is a deaf dance teacher who uses hearing aids and is a two-time former US Open Swing Dancing Champion. He teaches Jessica Donovan, recognizes her ability, and invites her to compete nationally. Their growing chemistry becomes mutual love, while his past engagement to Corinne Kennedy remains connected to his competitive history.
Frank is Lori's partner and the father of their daughter, Millie. Believing his trip to Zambia was legitimate, he also appears to have obtained a virus sample from an old NSA contact, intending to bring it to Lori so she could secretly develop a vaccine. The sample may have been damaged in transit, exposing Frank and Millie to the virus; both die.
Dylan is the overnight manager of the high-class Century Grand Hotel, where he presents himself as consummately professional while struggling with heroin addiction. When Holly is nearly beaten to death at the hotel, he becomes her savior, helping her physically and seeking to protect her from the drug underworld. Their journey threatens and may save his job, sanity, and life.
The local pastor who brings his daughter Suzy into James's life. Facilitates James and Suzy's introduction as a supposed remedy for James's sexuality, though the relationship quickly fizzles.
Tom Malloy has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work is anchored in the Trauma Therapy Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include He Sees You When You're Sleeping, Trauma Therapy: Psychosis, Ask Me to Dance. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
