Lori Gottlieb β American psychotherapist and author, best known for her bestseller Maybe You Should Talk to Someone. She blends humor, clinical insight, and storytelling to make psychology accessible. She is also a contributing writer for The Atlantic.
β¨ Began her career in Hollywood as a TV writer before becoming a therapist. π Maybe You Should Talk to Someone has been translated into dozens of languages. π¬ A television adaptation of her memoir is in development. ποΈ Her essays share anonymized therapy stories that feel both funny and moving. π Studied medicine at Stanford before shifting to psychology. π Recognized as one of the most quoted therapists in media. π‘ Describes therapy as βa mirror where we learn to see ourselves more clearly.β π Frequently appears on podcasts and gives public talks. π Always dreamed of being a writer and fulfilled that dream later in life. π©βπ¦ Raises a son, occasionally mentioned in her essays. π Often repeats: βWe are all both patients and therapists at the same time.β