Julie
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Lori Gottlieb:
I loved your book and it has spurred me look for a therapist. But I don’t know how to find one! I realize I may not ‘click’ with the first therapist I find, but are there things I should look for in a therapist’s online information that will tell me if I am on the right track? Thank you!
Lori Gottlieb
Go for a consultation and ask yourself two questions: Did I feel understood? Was this person easy to talk to? If so, go back for a second session.
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Fei K
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Lori Gottlieb:
Hello, I read your book Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, and I thought it was amazing! I reviewed it on Goodreads, if you're interested in my thoughts on it. I related to it tremendously since I have also been struggling with numerous undiagnosed symptoms. The fatigue and pain, as well as the fear you describe when it comes to telling others, are very real to me. I wanted to know how are you feeling today?
Gretchen Smith
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Lori Gottlieb:
Hi Lori, Your book is well-written, and confirmed that I'm in therapy to find answers to my own self-care through by looking deeper into my mirror. My questions is: Do you think both men and women are more motivated now to seek therapy when they face problems? I'm concerned about our US mental health care system, and what more can be done to reach those in need. Gretchen Smith gretchenoutsidethelines@gmail.com
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