Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb - Non Fiction - Paperback

Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781913348922 Publisher: Scribe UK Overview Maybe You Should Talk to Someone is Lori Gottlieb's candid, funny, and deeply moving memoir about life on both sides of the therapy couch. A practising psychotherapist herself, Gottlieb turns the lens inward after a sudden breakup sends her reeling into her own therapist's office. Weaving her patients' stories together with her own sessions, she crafts a book that is part memoir, part case study, and wholly a love letter to the messy, hopeful business of being human. About the Book When a painful breakup throws psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb's own life into chaos, she does what she encourages her patients to do: she goes to therapy. Enter Wendell, an unconventional therapist whose sessions with Gottlieb prove quietly transformative. As she sits with her own vulnerability, Gottlieb also takes readers deep into the lives of four of her patients: a self-absorbed Hollywood producer convinced everyone around him is an idiot, a young newlywed given a devastating terminal diagnosis, a senior citizen who feels she has nothing left to live for, and a twenty-something who keeps sabotaging her own chance at happiness with the wrong men. As their sessions unfold, Gottlieb realises that the questions her patients bring to her are the very questions she is bringing to Wendell. Funny, wise, and unflinchingly honest, the book pulls back the curtain on the therapy room, revealing how universal our struggles with love, loss, meaning, and change really are. Published in the UK by Scribe in a 432-page paperback edition, it has become a word-of-mouth bestseller, praised for its blend of clinical insight and genuine warmth, and has since been adapted for television. Written by a practising therapist with unique behind-the-scenes access to the therapy room Blends memoir, psychology, and storytelling into a compulsively readable narrative Perfect for book clubs - sparks rich discussion on relationships, grief, and personal growth A word-of-mouth bestseller, praised by readers and critics for its warmth and honesty Brand new paperback - easy to carry, annotate, and share A thoughtful gift for anyone navigating change, loss, or big life questions About the Author Lori Gottlieb is a psychotherapist and author based in Los Angeles. In addition to her clinical practice, she writes the weekly "Dear Therapist" advice column for The Atlantic and co-hosts a podcast of the same name with Guy Winch. Her writing has appeared in numerous major publications, and she is a sought-after speaker on psychology, relationships, and resilience. Maybe You Should Talk to Someone became an instant New York Times bestseller and has been translated into more than thirty languages, cementing Gottlieb's reputation as one of the most trusted voices in popular psychology writing today. Why You'll Love This Memoir Honest, funny, and full of heart, this is a memoir that will change how you think about therapy - and about yourself. It's the rare book that entertains while it quietly heals. Please Note: Cover design, edition, and ISBN are for the UK paperback edition as shown.