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    Win a Therapy Session With Charlie Sheen from Yahoo! TV

    By Yahoo! TV Staff | Yahoo! TV – Fri, Apr 20, 2012 4:33 PM PDT

    Getting therapy from Charlie Sheen? It may not be as crazy as it sounds.

    The ex-"Two and a Half Men" star plays an anger-management counselor in his new FX comedy, "Anger Management" (premiering June 28), and Yahoo! TV is teaming up with FX to offer fans the chance of a lifetime: a one-on-one therapy session with Sheen himself. (Just think: There's no horrible secret you can tell him that he hasn't done himself a hundred times before.)

    All you need to do to enter is follow "Anger Management" on Twitter and submit your real-life anger story. Four winners will receive a trip to L.A. to sit down with Sheen in person for what we're sure will be a very healing therapy session. Click here for all the details, and check out a promo clip for "Anger Management" right here:



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