Ep 9. Might as Well Face it

In Necessary Roughness season 2 episode 9 titled "Might as Well Face it," Dr. Dani is dealing with both personal and professional issues as she tries to balance her work and home life. On the professional front, she's facing a tough challenge as she tries to help a pro-golfer that has developed a case of the yips. The athlete is struggling to make even the most basic shots and Dani is not having an easy time solving the mystery of the golfer's sudden decline.

Meanwhile, at home, things aren't any easier for Dani. Her daughter is acting out and her husband is pushing her to spend more time with the family. Dani is feeling the pressure of trying to be a successful therapist, a devoted mother, and a supportive wife. She's starting to feel like she can't do it all and something's got to give.

When a chance encounter brings Dani face to face with an old friend, she starts to realize that she's not alone. Her friend is going through similar troubles with her own family and they both long for the freedom they used to have before they became wives and mothers. Dani starts to wonder if it's really possible to have it all or if she needs to make some tough choices if she wants to be happy.

As Dani tries to help her golfing client and deal with her family issues, she starts to recognize that there's a pattern emerging. She's been neglecting herself in order to take care of everyone else. Dani realizes that in order to be happy, she needs to start focusing on her own needs and desires. It's a tough realization, but Dani is determined to make the changes she needs to live her best life.

In the end, the episode provides a thoughtful exploration of the pressures that women face in modern society. Through Dani's story, we see the challenges of balancing work, family, and personal life, and we're reminded that it's okay to prioritize our own needs sometimes. With great performances from the cast and a poignant script, "Might as Well Face It" is a powerful episode that will resonate with anyone who's ever felt like they're being pulled in too many directions.