Telnorri was a male counselor aboard Deep Space 9 in the 2370s. In 2372, Telnorri counseled Miles O'Brien after O'Brien experienced twenty years in prison as part of an Argrathi mind altering procedure. O'Brien was initially to see Telnorri for three counseling sessions a week, although after a series of outbursts and not attending Telnorri's sessions for at least ten days, Benjamin Sisko ordered O'Brien to see him daily for as long as Telnorri thought necessary. O'Brien was irritated by Telnorri's discussions on life in the simulated prison, the number of beatings he received and if he was distressed by the lack of toilet facilities. After contemplating suicide, O'Brien agreed to see Telnorri again. (DS9 episode: "Hard Time")
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| - Telnorri was a male counselor aboard Deep Space 9 in the 2370s. In 2372, Telnorri counseled Miles O'Brien after O'Brien experienced twenty years in prison as part of an Argrathi mind altering procedure. O'Brien was initially to see Telnorri for three counseling sessions a week, although after a series of outbursts and not attending Telnorri's sessions for at least ten days, Benjamin Sisko ordered O'Brien to see him daily for as long as Telnorri thought necessary. O'Brien was irritated by Telnorri's discussions on life in the simulated prison, the number of beatings he received and if he was distressed by the lack of toilet facilities. After contemplating suicide, O'Brien agreed to see Telnorri again. (DS9 episode: "Hard Time")
- Telnorri was a counselor stationed on board Deep Space 9. In 2372, he was assigned to counsel Chief Miles O'Brien three times a week, following his experience in an Argrathi prison. O'Brien disliked his sessions with Telnorri, stating that all he ever did was "sit there and listen to me tell stories about what it was like to be in an Argrathi prison. How often did they beat me? Was I distressed by the lack of toilet facilities? If you ask me, he's the one with the problem." With these feelings in mind, O'Brien skipped all appointments with Telnorri over a period of ten days. Telnorri, who grew very frustrated with this, contacted Doctor Julian Bashir about O'Brien's lack of commitment.
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| - Telnorri was a counselor stationed on board Deep Space 9. In 2372, he was assigned to counsel Chief Miles O'Brien three times a week, following his experience in an Argrathi prison. O'Brien disliked his sessions with Telnorri, stating that all he ever did was "sit there and listen to me tell stories about what it was like to be in an Argrathi prison. How often did they beat me? Was I distressed by the lack of toilet facilities? If you ask me, he's the one with the problem." With these feelings in mind, O'Brien skipped all appointments with Telnorri over a period of ten days. Telnorri, who grew very frustrated with this, contacted Doctor Julian Bashir about O'Brien's lack of commitment. After an unsuccessful intervention by Doctor Bashir, Captain Benjamin Sisko ordered O'Brien to report to Counselor Telnorri and begin attending daily counseling sessions for as long as Telnorri thought it was advisable. (DS9: "Hard Time")
- Telnorri was a male counselor aboard Deep Space 9 in the 2370s. In 2372, Telnorri counseled Miles O'Brien after O'Brien experienced twenty years in prison as part of an Argrathi mind altering procedure. O'Brien was initially to see Telnorri for three counseling sessions a week, although after a series of outbursts and not attending Telnorri's sessions for at least ten days, Benjamin Sisko ordered O'Brien to see him daily for as long as Telnorri thought necessary. O'Brien was irritated by Telnorri's discussions on life in the simulated prison, the number of beatings he received and if he was distressed by the lack of toilet facilities. After contemplating suicide, O'Brien agreed to see Telnorri again. (DS9 episode: "Hard Time") O'Brien would later admit to Sonya Gomez that Telnorri had helped him to understand how depression works. (SCE eBook: Aftermath) On several StarTrek.com articles, Telnorri is identified as being a member of Starfleet.
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