Oops, I did mean the third law, my bad.  The fourth one is enthralling, which, yes, is entirely bad.

The mechanical effects of her psychomancy would be the mental equivalent of the Reikki spell, no question.  Additionally, I'd say that sustained treatment would provide justification for changing a psychological aspect around a milestone.  The question was more along the lines of "does this PC get an additional Lawbreaker stunt every third appointment?" and the answer seems to be "no."

The unfortunate part of being that particular player is that she'll only rarely get to use her abilities in actual conflicts, though I look forward to her "kid at Christmas" expression when she runs into a Black Court vamp who thinks he's good at mind magic.

One nagging question I have though: if it's okay to enter another's mind with their consent, you'd think that Wizards would be better prepared to resist mental assaults.  After all, you can consent to the potential consequences (a peek inside) of a mental sparring match.  Or maybe the WC just doesn't encourage that sort of thing because they are professionally hidebound.

I'm thinking of running a Seattle game myself (I'm an old Shadowrun dork from years back, so the city is close to my heart), this is great information, thanks!

I know I'm going to be incorporating a version of the underground, expanded by some variety of subterranean baddie (possibly Ghouls, unless I can think of something cooler) and may work up to a Jade Court incursion, but only once I come up with a workable idea for the Jade Court.

Yeah, the car is just tagging an aspect, I agree.

The reason I don't like the grappling option is because 1) it's a multi-round affair, and 2) the range is really limited.

When Harry it happened instantly, at least in terms of exchanges, he obviously wasn't "setting up" a magical grapple on one round, maintaining it through his opponent's action, and then activating the push the next round.

In both examples above, the subject moved through at least one zone if not more.  The first moved through a wall, onto a street, through another wall, and into the building across the street.  Assuming the walls are only a one point barrier and the street is a single zone across, that's 4 zones.  the second example is a little less clear, but it seems to take his target at least a few exchanges to make it back, so I'd say it's clearly more than 1 zone.

Moving things is more about mass than might.  Sure, a black court vampire might have inhuman or even supernatural might, but they're dessicated corpses, in all likelyhood they'll fly farther than a human despite the fact that they could rip that human limb from limb with little effort.  

I will probably use Control (Spirit or Air) vs. Athletics to dodge.  The number of zones travelled will depend on the shifts spent on power: 1 zone for 1 shift, 2 zones for 3 shifts, 3 zones for 6 shifts, and 4 zones at 10(!) shifts(someone better at math than me can put the progression into mathematical terms).  Damage would be incedental, if the victim passes through a zone barrier it suffers stress equal to the value of the barrier, and I would never have someone suffer falling damage, even if I need to "cheat" to make sure they land somewhere soft.

I've been looking through the books, and I don't think there are any rules for simply throwing/blasting/blowing/otherwise moving enemies from one zone to another.  It seems like a relatively obvious use of magic, and one that Harry has employed several times,.  Are there rules for this sort of evocation that I'm missing?  I know SotC has rules governing throwing people around with Might, and you can move a grappled opponent up to one zone (more with Inhuman+ Strength) but I don't see any discussion for, say, blowing an opponent who outweighs the Blue Beetle through a wall, across a city street, and through another wall.

In a somewhat related question, would dropping a car on your opponent's head simply be a sufficiently powerful (probably Weapon:5 or more, like being hit by a car) application of a pure force attack like Forzare?  I'm leaning yes on this one.