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**Lori Gottlieb is a psychotherapist, New York Times bestselling author, TED Speaker, co-host of the popular "Dear Therapists" podcast, and “Dear Therapist” columnist for The Atlantic.**

She blends her clinical experience with the latest research and cultural developments to help people live better lives.

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Lori Gottlieb @lorigottlieb1 ·

31 Mar

“People self-sabotage to avoid change.”

Is this you or someone you care about?

A gentle reminder this Friday from #MaybeYouShouldTalkToSomeone 📘🌟.

Lori Gottlieb @lorigottlieb1 ·

30 Mar

When is it time to go to therapy?

Ask yourself: "Does my emotional health matter?"

If you’re putting your wellbeing on the back burner, it’s time to listen to my conversation #livingwithlandyn where we talk all things therapy!

Listen ➡️http://apple.co/3cccFhY

Lori Gottlieb @lorigottlieb1 ·

29 Mar

"When college admissions celebrations are virally public but the disappointments are private, teens feel even more alone—and more unworthy."

So proud of my teen son ❤️ for speaking out in this important piece in today’s ⁦⁦⁦@TheAtlantic⁩ 💯⬇️ https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/03/college-admissions-acceptance-videos-tiktok-teen-mental-health/673546/

Lori Gottlieb @lorigottlieb1 ·

29 Mar

“There wasn’t a lot of ‘I love you’ bc it was hard to say those 3 words.”

In this #DearTherapists episode, we help a mom figure out how to talk to her son+see how acknowledging the unspoken can help heal the past & create a new family dynamic.

Listen ➡️http://bit.ly/40xbs97

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