Loriann Oberlin MS, LCPC

About

Loriann Oberlin, MS, LCPC, is a licensed therapist, a coach, and co-author of books including Overcoming Passive-Aggression: How to Stop Hidden Anger From Spoiling Your Relationships, Career, and Happiness, Surviving Separation and Divorce, and The Angry Child: Regaining Control When Your Child Is Out of Control. Visit www.loriannoberlin.com for more information on her books and services.

Books by Loriann Oberlin MS, LCPC

Recent Posts

Bouncing Back From Disappointment

We show how resilient or how stuck we've become in the ways we process unforeseen adversity. These tips can help us to accept realities, remain healthy, and cultivate calm.

Lying: Protect Yourself From Deceptive People and Politics

Ancient in origin, deception persists and proves to be of great magnitude today. Discover how we fall for falsehoods, a liar's rhetoric, and how to spare its mental anguish.

Healthy Adult Narcissism: The Trait You Do Want

What we know of narcissism is not usually complimentary. Yet in its functional form, the trait can convey respect and positive regard rather than arrogance and superiority.

Key Steps Can Make You a Strategic Health Consumer This Fall

A good chunk of your paycheck goes to medical insurance. Know your options. Prudent action and planning maximize every dollar for your family's mental and physical health.

Talking to Children and Teens About Elections

No matter how hard you steer kids from election rancor, they see it. These strategies model positive messages kids will remember as they experience this stressful but historic era.

The Case for Mandatory Psychology Knowledge in Schools

A Personal Perspective: Few states require psychology or human behavior courses in high school.

The Psychology Behind Name-Calling in Politics and Beyond

Back-to-school and a polarized nation bring name-calling into the spotlight. Understanding it helps us better recognize, reduce, and stop its slow, corrosive drip into our lives.

Aging: Positional, Personal, and Political Ramifications

As we watch aging play out in our country and elections, the similarities between home and our workplaces become strikingly clear, and our decisions perhaps more straightforward.

Payback: When Rumination Leads to Retribution

Some people ruminate on grudges and pass along pain. Ill-equipped to deal with insecurity and frustration, they often find easy, innocent targets to blame at work and at home.

A Vigorous, Mentally Fit Life Means Honing Core Abilities

Honing four abilities not only makes us mentally self-aware but also increases our relationship harmony and equips us to grow and change with the winds of life.