Lori Gottlieb admits to Jay Shetty that she has always been fascinated by people’s stories. This allure first led her to television, but a desire to make an even deeper impact drew her to a career in counseling. There, she focuses on helping people explore their stories and rediscover their self-worth. Gottlieb, one of the leading therapists in the country, sat down with Shetty to talk about the power of emotions, human connection, and good therapy. Listen to our FULL talk here: iTunes: https://

Today on the podcast I sit down with Lori Gottlieb to discuss how to keep better boundaries and ways to know if you're settling in a relationship. Full interview right here 👉 https://apple.co/47SHoJi | Jay Shetty

“If it’s hysterical, it’s historical.”-Lori Gottlieb This phrase is so powerful. It can give us insight to why our reactions to something seemingly small may feel overwhelming and intensely activating. Our triggers are little clues to what remains unhealed from the last. So the next time you or someone else is having “big feelings” about something that seems out of proportion, maybe notice, with compassion, what wounds may be tethered to this emotion. ❤️‍🩹#triggers #healing #healingjourney #tra

I really like how Lori Gottlieb brings up that crying can be manipulative, but let’s not forget - crying can also be authentic. How do you tell if the crying is manipulative or if it’s authentic? I don’t have a clear answer for this yet, so I’m actually depending on you all to tell me what you think 👇 | Joe Nucci Therapy

Election anxiety creeping in? Therapist and author Lori Gottlieb discusses how silos, social media, and a lack of nuance drive people to seek therapy | The Daily Show