Psychopathology of the Tiny Man

Faust, a macrophile with an addiction, finally decides to confront his problem by consulting a specialist. Ironically, the psychiatrist he's assigned to is a stunning woman dozens of times his size. Her theories are quite innovative: she believes that, to be relieved of his addiction, Faust must confront the object of his obsession very closely, and she's willing to do anything to help her little patient.