Psychotherapist | Author of THERAPY NATION: How America Got Hooked on Therapy and Why it's Left Us More Anxious and Divided @FOXNews @WSJOpinion @NYPost

📍NY | DC
Joined June 2010
Will be on @NEWSMAX @edhenry today discussing family estrangement over politics, etc.
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Thank you!
I finished Therapy Nation by @JonathanAlpert last week, and found it to be very enlightening. Great read, it's a fascinating examination of the evolution of mental health therapy over the last couple of decades.
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Young progressives are quick to condemn sexism, homophobia, and intolerance. They demand consequences for offensive jokes, misgendering, and speech they consider hateful. Yet many find ways to defend radical Islamist movements that stand against the very rights they champion. Check out my latest @dcexaminer: washingtonexaminer.com/in_fo…
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Bumble and Hinge’s new slogan? @bumble @hinge
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We hear plenty about how soft kids have become. They can't handle losing, expect trophies for showing up and need constant praise. But I wonder whether we've been blaming the wrong people. Maybe the problem isn't that children can't handle disappointment. Maybe it's that their parents can't stand watching them experience it. foxnews.com/outkick-sports/a… @FoxNews @Outkick @ClayTravis
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Love your humor @RealBenCarson !
Someone should ask Johns Hopkins. They had me perform brain surgery for decades.
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Jonathan Alpert retweeted
“If leaving your iced coffee outside an interview feels like an unreasonable demand, imagine how difficult the actual job is going to be,” Jonathan Alpert writes.
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At an age when they should be learning how to get along with each other, adults are introducing complex ideas about power, privilege and oppression. This may actually be teaching kids to focus on differences they otherwise wouldn’t be thinking much about @FoxNews foxnews.com/media/nickelodeo…
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The iced coffee argument reflects a failure to consider another person’s perspective. An applicant may see nothing wrong with bringing a drink into an interview. But the interviewer may see someone who hasn’t given much thought to the occasion. Is that judgment fair? Perhaps not. But understanding how other people perceive your behavior is a useful skill, particularly when you’re asking them to hire you. My latest @DeseretOpinion deseret.com/opinion/2026/10/…
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Great to contribute @iwrotesham @clairlemon @Quillette
I just love this, from @quillette, re my recent piece on therapy culture. So many people have gotten in touch offline. Even did some media. @JonathanAlpert @clairlemon substack.com/profile/2862458…
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