Lori Gottlieb is a psychotherapist, New York Times bestselling author, and speaker, who has made a name for herself with her unique ability to blend personal experience with professional insights. Before becoming a therapist, she had a career in television, which gave her a broader perspective on human stories and emotions. Her most well-known work, “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone,” takes readers through the intricacies of therapy from both sides of the couch — as a therapist and as a patient. Gottlieb invites readers to explore their own emotional struggles, offering them empathy, humor, and wisdom in equal measure.

In addition to her writing, Gottlieb is a contributing writer for The Atlantic and has spoken on various platforms about mental health, relationships, and therapy. Her honest and accessible approach to mental health has garnered her widespread acclaim. In her writing, she demystifies the therapeutic process, making it relatable and approachable for a broader audience, while also highlighting the transformative power of addressing our internal challenges.