"Darnell Shacklebee, the proprietor of a hotel coffee shop, gets slammed one Saturday morning -- but not by the usual rush of Java drinkers. This Saturday, the hotel hosts a psychotherapist' convention, and all of Darnell's former therapists happen to convene in Latte Lane. Darnell -- who, if therapy were travel, would have accumulated enough frequent flier miles to fly around the world -- remembers all of his therapists with painful, comic clarity; they don't remember him at all. Like ghosts from a forgotten therapeutic attic, these encounters cause Darnell to suddenly re-experience more than twenty years of wanderings through therapy and family conflict. Darnell isn't laughing, but the audience is. With multiple casting and quick costume changes, three men and three women romp through twenty-five characters to produce the kind of laughter that cures what ails you."

Note: Although Palmetto Play Service published Coffee Therapy, the publishing company recently ceased operation.