
Everyday life presents everyday challenges. That’s why I’m here to ask you… How Can I Help? My name is Dr. Gail Saltz, I’m a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at the New York Presbyterian Hospital, a psychoanalyst, best-selling author, and I’m here to help. Join me every Tuesday and Thursday on this podcast where we look at your most pressing questions and give helpful guidance on topics ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthSociety & CultureRelationships | |||

Parenting is hard. Stepparenting is even harder. Dr. Saltz gives great advice to a new stepmom who’s trying to walk the tightrope between love and discipline, and old and new relationships.
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These behaviors are more than bad habits when they result in bleeding and pain. In fact, they’re complex disorders. But they can be stopped. Dr. Saltz tells how.
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Do you ever feel like there’s an internal conversation playing on an endless loop in your mind? Do you want to turn it off? Dr. Saltz has great advice about how to retrain your brain to banish the mental chatter.
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If you have a habit you just can’t break, it may not be a true addiction—but it can definitely interfere with your life. Dr. Saltz tells how to get control of compulsions like needless shopping, overeating and spending way too much time on social med... more
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I loved this podcast up until the 9/8/23 episode. The feedback to the mom with body issues left out a huge conversation about the internalized misogyny of the mommy & beauty industrial complexes. The advice to “put on some lingerie and just do it anyway until you want it more” was not it. Seriously considering unfollowing this pod bc of this issue.
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Such helpful, practical advice given in a nonjudgmental way. Dr. Saltz is a brilliant author and psychiatrist and her work is much needed during these challenging, uncertain times. She breaks down difficult and stressful topics in a way that makes me feel less alone and overwhelmed.
Thank you so much for your insight and advice in mental health issues that continue to plague our society. Having limited resources in mental health is frustrating, but your podcast is a wonderful source of hope! I’m enjoying this amazing podcast and will definitively tell my patients about it!
Evelyn Batres
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Clinical guidance on mental health, relationships, grief, anxiety, and everyday life. Episodes typically center on evidence-based psychology and practical strategies, with Dr. Gail Saltz offering clear explanations, structured steps, and compassionate coaching for listeners facing personal or interpersonal challenges. Notable strengths include a calm, authoritative host, actionable takeaways, and a willingness to address large, real-world issues—from OCD and grief to communication in romantic relationships and handling social anxiety. A few critiques mention variation in episode length and occasional advertising, but many listeners value the practical, therapist-proven frameworks and the accessible, nonjudgmental tone.
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