Maybe You Should Talk to Someone - by Lori Gottlieb

In general, we seek help from a therapist to better understand anxieties, fears, guilt or any other feelings that cause us discomfort and suffering. But how many of us have stopped to ask: is the therapist immune to the range of issues that he helps his patients resolve and overcome, day after day? Bestselling author and therapist Lori Gottlieb shows us that the answer to this question brings surprising revelations.

When she finds herself emotionally unable to manage a situation that disrupts her life, a friend makes a suggestion: maybe you should talk to someone.

Combining stories gathered from her rich career as a therapist (distributed between four unforgettable characters) with her own experience as a patient, Lori offers us an affectionate, light and moving account of the universality of our questions and anxieties, and sheds light on what there is more mysterious in us, affirming our ability to change our lives.

An emotional journey of self-discovery, a tribute to human nature and a reminder of the importance of being heard, but also of knowing how to listen. A book about the importance of encounters, affection and courage for all of us who embark on the adventure of self-knowledge.