Social Worksex & Violence : Season 1 Episode 1 -

Lesbian police constable Maria Roach (Jennie Raymond) is introduced as part of the multidisciplinary team dealing with the legal and physical aftermath of these violent incidents. Key Themes & Style

The first episode introduces the primary characters as they navigate high-stakes crises: Social WorkSex & Violence : Season 1 Episode 1

Social worker Drucie MacKay (Jackie Torrens) manages the placement of two troubled children into a foster home with a gay couple, Stephen and Steven, highlighting the complexities of the foster care system. Lesbian police constable Maria Roach (Jennie Raymond) is

Victim Advocate Alex Mandalakis (played by Academy Award-winner Olympia Dukakis) works tirelessly to protect a woman who has survived a brutal axe attack, attempting to secure her safety within a women's shelter. It highlights the emotional toll taken on social

It highlights the emotional toll taken on social workers, advocates, and police officers who witness chronic violence.

Reviewers on IMDb note that the series does not shy away from the graphic nature of its subject matter, including depictions of both the violence and the often unromanticized sexual lives of its characters. Cast and Production Alex Mandalakis: Olympia Dukakis Drucie MacKay: Jackie Torrens Maria Roach: Jennie Raymond Creator: Written and directed by Thom Fitzgerald