The 20-year-old singer is seeing Los Angeles-based shrink, John Kenyon, to help control his impulsive behaviour following multiple run ins with the law - which left him facing charges of assault and drag racing - earlier this year, reported Daily Star.
"Kenyon's treating Justin in person, when possible, then over Skype when he's away. Sometimes they even have more than one session a day," a source said.
Despite the sought-after therapist's hectic schedule, the 'Boyfriend' hitmaker used his celebrity status to skip a lengthy waiting list of patients and is said to be enjoying the sessions.
"It's too soon to tell if it's having a positive effect , but the fact that Justin has kept it up and passed the first batch of sessions speaks volumes," it added.
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