Maybe You Should Talk to Someone
Ratings134
Average rating4.4
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Ratings134
Average rating4.4
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Dang. This is an emotional ride. Maybe the cover image should have tipped me off.
I am fascinated by complexities of human behavior and emotion, so this book was right up my alley. Gottlieb's story shows how therapists are not immune from needing help to deal with life's challenges, while also depicting how meaningful the relationship is between therapist and client. Her stories are deeply impactful, and the therapeutic theories, strategies, and insights woven throughout were both interesting and helpful. Loved it!
I heard the author interviewed on Fresh Air, and thought the book sounded interesting. It turned out to be super interesting.
This book was fascinating and made me think about the therapist/patient relationship in a way I never had before. Lori's writing is funny, insightful and informative. Definitely one of the best books I've read in a long time.
