A series I promised my friend Phil. I'll be using my own therapy sessions to inspire this series, where I have Troi stand-in for my therapist. So I hope you enjoy these sessions, and I hope I'll enjoy writing them.

Starfleet is forced to change following the Battle of Wolf 359.

Data struggles to reconcile the discrepancies between Tasha's verbal and nonverbal communication during and after the events of Ligon II. "Am I the 'complication?" Data asked. Data begins to develop emotions. Tasha/Data fluff & angst. Data/Geordi friendship. Covers the events of TNG season 1 with- missing scenes, original adventures, and some mild AU retelling of events.

A collection of one shots chronicling Ro's time with the Maquis.

This story continues the tale of Rule 42. Christine, having returned to Starbase 71 must try to make sense of the path her life has taken. The rules have changed. Can Christine make sense of them? Which way is she to go now that she stepped through the door to this fantastic maze of life? Only she can decide what is the correct path, but will she take the right one?

After the events of the 1st TNG movie. Data is temporarily relieved of duty as he continues to struggle with his new, permanent emotions. Counselor Abigail Rees is brought aboard the new Enterprise before it leaves orbit to take over the position opened by Deanna Troi to provide Data with 24 hour care. Together they work to understand and come to terms with human emotion.

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D encounters a time rift on a routine mission. Investigating the anomaly, a ship emerges from the rift, and everything changes. Suddenly the Enterprise D and Starfleet are living in a new reality where the Federation is at war with the Klingon Empire. The ship is the Enterprise C, the Enterprise-D's predecessor, and a choice needs to be made.

Thomas Riker finds himself with a second chance after the end of the Dominion War brings about his release from the Cardassian labor camps. His path crosses with a former flame, giving him hope for his future, but first they have tackle old issues and a few current ones.

**Rewrite** What if instead of Lore, the Enterprise found a different android on Omicron Theta? What if Data suddenly became a parent figure to an older brother? And what if said brother holds the key to the fate of the Enterprise? (Rewrite of my rewrite of 'Datalore'. Will likely expand to other stories.)

What if instead of Lore, the Enterprise found a different android on Omicron Theta? What if Data suddenly became a parent figure to an older brother? And what if said brother holds the key to the fate of the Enterprise? (Rewrite of 'Datalore'. Will likely expand to other stories.)

Data had never loved before, and he didn’t know he could love Lal so much.

Deanna reaches the end of her patience treating Barclay's holodeck obsession of her conventionally and resorts to using old-fashioned methods instead. Guinan deals with the emotional fallout from a vampire encounter 100 years in the past. An adolescent Q decides Deanna should exchange places with her Terran Empire counterpart. Humour, profanity, non-gratuitous punishment, suspense.

The Enterprise is full of seasonal festivities. All of these celebrations have Data bewitched, Tasha bothered, and Shinebug bewildered. Data doesn't want his child to miss any of them. But is he really doing this for her? Or does it have more to do with his insecurity of failing as a father? SPOILERS FOR THE COMPLICATION!

While responding to a distress signal from an unidentified star ship, the Enterprise discovers someone that may have close ties to Data and his past. When the Enterprise is subsequently attacked, the crew must choose whether or not to trust this strange alien man.

Beverly returns a little late to her family's quarters. Could be just before the book Paths of Disharmony.

Lore plays the long con. AU in which Lore remains aboard the Enterprise to manipulate the crew. Data is the only one who understands but finds no one believes him as Lore always seems to be one-step ahead. Using his detectictive skills Data must stop him before it is too late. Eventual Data/Tasha fluff & romance. Warnings: abuse, dubcon/rape, and language.

Picard/Crusher. "It had been a minor indiscretion. That was all. She'd told herself a few dozen times that it had meant nothing. It was just the giving in to a desire. It was just a minor indiscretion. They both knew that it hadn't meant a thing—it couldn't mean a thing." Rated for discussed situations (thought I'm terrible at ratings).

This is what I think should have happened to Wesley Crushers character.

Ex Astris Scientia: From the Stars, Knowledge. You would think so. Except this time around, it's less about science and more about social skills. Second in the Decoherence series. Can be read stand-alone, probably. Cross-posted on AO3.

A novelised version of the TNG two-parter. When the USS Enterprise responds to a distress call at a remote colony, they discover a horrifying truth that sets in motion a domino effect of death and destruction on a scale the Federation has never known. The Borg are back, and this discovery will have terrible effects on all...

Picard/Crusher. He was unaccustomed to sharing things, but he'd be happy to learn for her. Rated for some allusion and discussion. (Picard Era, but it wouldn't come up correctly.)

Retelling of 'Measure of a Man.' Commander Bruce Maddox and Data have a long history. For the first few years of his activation, Data was confined as a prisoner for Maddox's research. As a result of this abuse, it took Data years to realise his own personhood. On the eve of a significant personal milestone for Data, Maddox returns with orders to take Data into custody.

Captain - Later Admiral - Erik Pressman didn't join Starfleet to make new diplomatic relations and to explore space like the dreamers. No, he joined to find out who was going to destroy the way of life he knew and enjoyed. In his career, he took part in an illegal experiment with a cloaking device. He feels the Treaty of Algeron was the biggest mistake.

The Pegasus mission raised a number of red flags for Captain Picard; not only does he have a secretive admiral on his ship, but his own first officer is keeping secrets and there are now so many questions he wants answering, and now he's received the report, he discovers things are much worse.

An intruder boards the Enterprise. Are her intentions good, or evil? I plan to eventually write a sequel to this!