Lori Gottlieb
Licensed psychotherapist, bestselling author of 'Maybe You Should Talk to Someone', and writer for various prominent publications, known for blending personal therapy experiences with professional insights.
About
Lori Gottlieb is a licensed psychotherapist and bestselling author.
She wrote the acclaimed book 'Maybe You Should Talk to Someone', which offers an insightful look into therapy from both patient and therapist perspectives.
In addition to her clinical work, Lori is a contributing writer for publications such as The Atlantic, The New York Times, and The Guardian.
Her work often explores mental health, human behavior, and personal growth with a relatable and compassionate approach.
Areas of Expertise
Recent Podcasts
World Leading Therapist: Why You Feel Stuck in Life & How to Get Unstuck
Topic: Overcoming feeling stuck, changing personal narratives, and managing anxiety through self-reflection
Relationship Experts REVEAL the #1 Dating Mistake BLOCKING You from LOVE
Topic: Dating and Relationship Advice
WORLD LEADING THERAPIST: #1 Mistake People Make in Love (20+ Years as a Therapist Taught me THIS!)
Topic: Relationship dynamics, emotional safety, vulnerability, and communication in love.
Hidden Ways Your Childhood Patterns Shape Your Marriage (Even If You Don’t See it Yet)
Topic: Marriage, relationships, childhood patterns, emotional resilience, personal growth
5 LOVE EXPERTS: Still Obsessed With Your Ex? THIS Will Finally Set You Free
Topic: Coping with breakups and emotional healing
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