Rebecca Heneghan
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Lori Gottlieb:
How did you deal with confidentiality of your patients? Did they all approve about being in the book?
Lori Gottlieb
Hi Rebecca! This is explained in the Author's Note at the beginning of the book.
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Sharon cohen
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Lori Gottlieb:
Not really a question. But I just wanted to say "THANKS FOR THIS AMAZING GIFT". It clarified so many issues that were just questions and questions about a therapist's life. And how to avoid the fear of failing?. If a computer program doesn't work. you correct it. If therapy doesn't work it can be fatal. How do you manage it?
Deb Gripp
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Lori Gottlieb:
I'm thinking about talking to a therapist. I am ashamed about it and will not tell anybody. Why do you think people are so uncomfortable with the concept of talking to someone about a problem? Do you think I can resolve my problem (former best friend has distanced herself from me) in just a few sessions?
Lauren BooksMcD
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Lori Gottlieb:
Hi Lori! I just finished "Maybe You Should Talk to Someone" and I'm curious, has your perspective on virtual therapy shifted at all since the pandemic? In the book you seem partial to in-person therapy because of reading body language and added intimacy. Did you have virtual sessions during the pandemic? How did they go? Do you see different benefits to virtual therapy now than you did before? Thanks for your time!
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