The Right Mind Media Group, LLC
The Right Mind Media Group, LLC
Maybe You Should Talk to Someone
Maybe You Should Talk to Someone
Maybe You Should Talk to Someone
Monday 6th January 2020
Lori Gottlieb talks about her book 'Maybe You Should Talk to Someone', sharing insights on therapy's impact and her experiences as both a therapist and a patient.
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Get the buttons here!Lori Gottlieb on Therapy: Real Talk from Both Sides of the Couch
Happiness as the byproduct of living your life in a fulfilling way is a worthy goal, but happiness as the end goal is kind of a recipe for disaster.
Ever wondered what it's like for a therapist to be in therapy themselves? In this episode of The Right Mind Media Podcast, hosts Jon Cohan and Gabrielle 'Abby' Dean sit down with Lori Gottlieb, a psychotherapist and the author of 'Maybe You Should Talk to Someone'. Lori opens up about her own experiences as both a therapist and a patient, offering a unique perspective that is both enlightening and relatable.
She dives into the importance of vulnerability and accountability in therapy, explaining how these elements can transform lives. Lori also talks about the difference between 'idiot compassion' and 'wise compassion', shedding light on how being truly supportive sometimes means challenging someone rather than just offering sympathy. Throughout the conversation, she shares touching anecdotes from her practice, illustrating the powerful impact of genuine connection and authenticity in therapy.
Whether you're considering therapy or are simply curious about the process, this episode provides valuable insights into the therapeutic journey and its potential for personal growth.