Psi (2014) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is frequent, including discussions of fetishes, sexual dysfunction, infidelity, and non-explicit but implied sexual encounters. The series treats human sexuality as a central, clinical, and often complicated aspect of the patients' lives.

The series portrays intense, realistic violence, including threats of physical abuse, domestic battery, prison riots, and gun-related crime. While not always overly graphic, the psychological intensity of the violence and the threat of harm to characters are pervasive.

The series features frequent strong language, including profanity and coarse descriptions of sexual or violent acts. The dialogue is gritty and reflects the harsh, realistic environments of prisons, clinics, and urban crime settings.

Social drinking occurs in several episodes, particularly in social and dating settings. There is no focus on drug abuse, but alcohol use is a normalized part of the characters' adult lives.

Mature themes are constant throughout the season, focusing on domestic violence, sexual predation, incarceration, religious extremism, and the morality of vigilantism. Episodes regularly explore grief, mental instability, and the grey areas of criminal and ethical conduct.