Laurie recently interviewed with Melody Ann Owen for the excellent audio and video series titled Author Nation. The two delved in to the transformative journey of healing through writing memoirs and the power of storytelling in self-empowerment.

In this article for Forbes, Laurie offers her insight in to online therapy for ADHD, questions to ask a potential therapist and what to expect from the process.

With statistics showing that roughly half of all first marriages in the U.S. will end in divorce, with the percentage actually growing on each subsequent marriage, it’s clear that “til death do us part” is not a guarantee. In this excellent article by She Knows, Laurie and other experts offer their thoughts on the red flags we need to be aware of and how they can be handled when they present themselves.

Laurie recently interviewed with host Amy Singleton for the show Queens Lead which is a wonderful platform for women to inspire other women. The topics range from Laurie overcoming tragedy by helping others, the role of social media in our lives, how to serve as our own “therapists” and a host of other issues.

Winter time brings cooler temps, shorter days and, for many, a yearly challenge. Impacting women much more than men, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can present itself in many ways with symptoms ranging from mild to debilitating. In this comprehensive article, Laurie shares her insight into the “why’s of SAD and what we can to do help ourselves navigate this typically temporary condition.

As we kick off the New Year, Laurie offered some thoughts on resolutions for an excellent, new outlet called The Messenger. In it, she discusses why it’s important to set realistic goals, which gives us the best chance for success, and allows us to build on those positive feelings.

RSD, which stands for rejection sensitive dysphoria, speaks to how some have an overwhelming response to rejection. For those with ADHD, it can be particularly traumatic. Laurie discusses why Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can be particularly helpful and why mental health disorders should not define who we are as individuals.

While both therapy and exercise can be important components to ouir overall well-being, one is not necessarily a substitute for the other. Laurie touches on why benefits are increased when both exercise and therapy are used in conjunction.

Most every parent knows what it’s like for their children to act out. But dealing with challenging behavior entails more than just saying “No.” In this article Laurie explains some of the signs parents need to be aware of if their child is acting out at school at home and some tips to determine why the behavior is occurring and the appropriate response.

There is no one-size fits all strategy for therapy but Laurie was asked about a technique she uses effectively in this article by the major publication Forbes. Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, which falls under “talk therapy,” focuses on developing solutions to problems as opposed to just identifying the problem itself. This deep dive article zeroes on the many facets and techniques of this increasingly popular technique.

In this wide-ranging video interview, Laurie discusses many of the common issues she sees in her practice, the thought process behind treatment and some real-life examples of what we can do when facing struggles.

The phrase “gaslighting” has taken on a different meaning from its original form. In this interview with VICE magazine, Laurie explains the true definition of the term, how it’s enacted to disrupt someone’s view of reality and the signs to be aware of if you notice the behavior in others.

Laurie was interviewed by the popular podcast The Model Mindset and takes a deep dive in to her life, career and unique melding of Cognitive and Behavioral therapy techniques.

Laurie offers her thoughts on the varieties of therapies available to children and why dialectical behavior therapy can help children develop a standard set of skills they can carry with them as they grow.

Laurie discusses why those seeking mental health advice on TikTok need to be aware that treatment isn’t a one-size-fits-all proposition and can actually be detrimental.

Along with other leading experts, Laurie spoke with Forbes to break down what talk therapy is, the different forms it takes, why it’s effective and what to consider when choosing a therapist specializing in talk therapy.

Laurie discusses her career as a Behavioral Specialist and touches on a variety of mental health issues in this 30-minute podcast interview.

Laurie shares her thoughts on the mental health condition known as agorophobia – it’s causes, symptoms and steps to take for those dealing with the condition.

Laurie shares her insight in to self-harm by children to help parents better understand what it is, the signs to be aware of and the steps to take if they feel a child is harming themselves.

Laurie sits down with host Omobola Stephens to discuss the intersection between Behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and why applying them in conjunction can better help those suffering from a wide variety of mental health issues.

Cell phones are everywhere and most children will invariably ask their parents for one. Laurie discusses the appropriate age for a child to receive a cell phone, the responsibility that comes with it and what parents need to do to make sure their child is using the phone responsibly.

In this podcast, Laurie discusses her life and career and offers thoughts on how to be present in the moment, tools for coping in the face of adversity, changing bad habits, the grieving process and much more.

Laurie talks about the triggers that can impact our mental health

When & how should you talk to your kids about alcohol? Tip: Start early

This week Kent talks with Laurie Singer, author of “You’re Not Crazy: Living with Anxiety, Obsessions and Fetishes”.

What happened to children’s emotional health in the pandemic?

Unpacking “Doorknob Confessions”: An Avoidance Tactic Our Brains Employ in Therapy

When you’re overwhelmed by a million tasks and end up doing nothing — that’s what ADHD paralysis feels like.

Since losing her two-year-old son to cancer Laurie Singer has devoted her life to the field of mental health.

Children are using screens more than ever, and some experts are worried that the trend could lead to a form of digital addiction.

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The trippiest sci-fi movie on Amazon Prime reveals a strange debate about the human brain

How to Tell if You Have a Bad Therapist

Career Advice with therapist Laurie Singer

What is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)?

What are some of the biggest challenges you face as an author?

8 signs that you’re dealing with an emotionally unavailable person, according to experts

The best post-apocalypse show on HBO Max reveals a strange societal truth

From Heartbreak to Helping Others with Laurie Singer

Laurie Singer – Therapist and Author Interview

Anxiety, Depression, and Obsession | An Important Conversation with Behavioral Therapist Laurie Singer

New book brings hope to those struggling with mental health

Author Interview – Laurie Singer – You’re Not Crazy