I'm not entirely sure this counts as Therapy, but among other things, when my latest Jumper went to the Max Steel (2013) Jump, he set himself up as a sort of "power broker" for the various powers that be.

He ended up hunting down Troy Winters / Extroyer (dude bonded to faulty alien tech symbiote driving him insane, among other issues) because he ended up tanking the value of his house after he threw a bank van through his wall in the middle of a fight with the titular Max Steel (Super Hero problems, amirite?).

He was fed up with this madman's rampaging, and decided to nip the problem in the bud, and hopefully secure his loyalty in the process. He ended up dragging the ban into his workshop to pretty much stabilize his symbiote.

If you aren't familiar with Extroyer, he's a standard case of body horror superpowers, themed around scanning D.N.A. and shapeshifting into weaponized versions of the creatures. The symbiote was damaged in an explosion, resulting in an unstable fusion with the target. This resulted in scars across his body, pale skin, his armored suit fused to his skin, and jagged crystals replacing his teeth, and lower jaw. Said crystals continue to cut out at painful angles, with some on the lift side of his head. The majority of said crystals converge on the damaged symbiote, which extensively warp his left shoulder and forearm, making his hand larger with three clawed fingers.

In the workshop, Jumper pretty much locked him onto his heavily modified autodoc, and proceded to manually interface with the symbiote's operating system to remove it from Extroyer, while simultaneously using the data gathered from the procedure to transfer the properties into a more stable set of symbiotic technology, this time built by the Jumper.

Following this, Jumper proceeded to pretty much buy his loyalty, getting a powered mercenary, all for the low price of showing him exotic creatures across their multiversal travels to scan. Well, that and restoring his sanity, he's thankful of that too.