Psychology, the study of the human mind and behavior, is usually practiced behind closed doors in the form of consultation or counseling. Now, psychology has reached the screen, taking audiences on an enthralling journey into the intricacies of human relationships. Thanks to the endeavors of Dr. Meleeka Clary, a clinical psychologist, filmmaker, and podcast show host. She is a luminary in the field of psychology who has seamlessly blended the human psyche into cinematography in her recently launched movie- "Three Corners of Deception." This cinematic venture, now streaming on Prime Video and IMDB, is not only captivating audiences with the mysteries of human relationships but also exposing the complexities within the judicial system.  

Dr. Clary, the director, writer, and lead actress, has offered a peep into her real-life experiences and struggles through "Three Corners of Deception." She started her multifaceted career in 1998 as an office manager. However, it was in 2001 that she found her true calling. After joining the Hilderbrand Shelter and Inn Transition Shelter as a compassionate counselor, Dr. Clary became the much-needed support to victims of domestic violence, individuals battling addiction, and those affected by HIV. Her dedication to making a positive impact garnered acclaim in both the healthcare and film industries.

"Three Corners of Deception" is Dr. Clary's directorial debut. The movie is a gripping portrayal of her own harrowing experience navigating divorce and custody battles within an Indiana court. Within a short period after its release, the film has resonated globally, exposing flaws and systemic biases inherent in the judicial system. "Three Corners of Deception" has already earned recognition at prestigious film festivals like the Toronto International Women's Film Festival and the Berlin International Art Film Festival. 

For Dr. Clary, the road from a practicing clinical psychologist to a filmmaker has been replete with challenges. She felt resistance from judicial officers entrenched in the 'good ol' boy network,' as the film is related to the judiciary system. The way she overcame these challenges highlights her courage and determination to bring such a powerful narrative to life. 

Beyond her successful career as a filmmaker and clinical psychologist, Dr. Clary continues her mission in mental health advocacy through her podcast, "The Dr. Meleeka Clary Show," on the Bold Brave TV network. This show has become a platform for open discussions on the importance of seeking professional counseling. Many guests featured on this show have shared their personal testimonies and vivid experiences in life. 

"Three Corners of Deception" is not just a movie but a journey where Dr. Meleeka Clary invites audiences to witness a thought-provoking narrative that delves into relationships, manipulation, and the intricacies of the judiciary system in the U.S.

Dr. Clary aspires to continue contributing to individuals' self-love and positive psychology through her podcast and filmmaking endeavors. Dr. Meleeka Clary’s life journey, reflected in this movie, is not just a story but a spotlight shed on the corners of deception that can help discover a path to personal and societal change. 

Connecting psychology with the cinematic stage is no small feat and Dr. Meleeka Clary has been successful here. Her experiences shared through "Three Corners of Deception" make it a must-watch drama that transcends the boundaries of traditional storytelling.