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

The Benefits of a Value-Driven Life

Knowing and understanding your values can help shape your life decisions, career path, and even who you vote for.

The Emotional Cost of Legal Help You Hire

Professionals like your doctor or therapist must keep learning to benefit you. Attorneys who ignore this tenet of good practice can cause emotional and financial harm.

Relationship Deficit When There’s Attention Deficit

Explore insights into adult ADHD, its challenges, and strategies for navigating them successfully in various aspects of life, including as a couple.

A Children's, Now Adult, Tradition Taking on Pop Culture

Adults benefit from children's classics, gaining insights, how to communicate tough topics, and connecting with each generation's interests and pop culture.

Grant Yourself New Year Opportunities in Three Ways

Have you survived an era you can't wait to usher out? Only three gifts you can grant are the keys to your future success. Invite them to lead a satisfying life ahead.

Calendars You Choose Benefit Your Mind and Body

What you display on a wall or desk does more than provide a date. It affects motivation and energy and keeps your focus on mind, body, and spirit. Carefully consider your calendar.

6 Long-Term Consequences of Passive-Aggression

Those who act aloof, must have their way, harbor grudges, and deliver payback think with no shades of gray. Their blocking and low empathy catch up with them or their loved ones.

New Mental Health Care Opportunities During Open Enrollment

Per the Mental Health Access Improvement Act, counselors and marriage-family therapists will provide health care to more Americans. Open enrollment is the time to learn more.

Your Therapist Rarely Sees a Wage Increase

Therapists struggle with work-life balance and adequate pay, forcing them out of the field. This is the biggest reason for a clinician shortage and crisis in America.

Tamp Down That Frazzled Feeling

We live the fallout of frazzled life choices. Yet we can alter course to joy and happiness. Used daily, dozens of hacks halt bad habits and cultivate healthy living.