Aliza, an expert therapist, is also a trusted voice in the media, regularly sharing clinical insights on emotional wellness, relationships, personal evolution, and leadership. Explore her articles and interviews to see how her work is shaping conversations in the modern media world today.


For all media inquiries, reach out to socials@therapyinthecity.org

IN THE MEDIA

GLAMOUR.COM

‘Revenge Bedtime Procrastination’ Is Real, According to Psychologists

POPSUGAR.COM

2023: Meet POPSUGAR's Mental Health Advisory Board

NEWBEAUTY.COM

I Avoided a Skin-Care Routine for Years Because of My OCD

NEWBEAUTY.COM

What Skin Picking and Lip Biting Can Say About Your Mental Health

LECTURES & INVITED TALKS

Beauty and Mental Health Panel for FaceReality x Amanda Batula

Altneu x JOWMA Event: A Meaningful Conversation

Ralph Lauren BeStill Event: Nutrition & Mental Health

Radiance & Resilience Redefine w/ Tal Ironi & Rogerio Cavalvante

PODCASTS

Gedale Fenster

Positive Psychology with Aliza Shapiro

KALE IN MY TEETH

Aliza Shapiro: Therapy & Doing Hard Things

UNBOTHERED

Hot Girls are Anxiously Attached

LIFE UNFILTERED, BY LIFE'S LOOKING GOOD

'Pop Therapy', Anxiety, & The Dating Scene

THE NEWSLETTER

Frequently Asked Questions

Where has Therapy In The City been featured?

Outlets including Glamour, PopSugar, NewBeauty, and The Washington Post, plus podcasts, panels, and invited talks.

What topics does founder Aliza Shapiro speak about in the media?

Emotional wellness, relationships, personal growth, leadership, and specific clinical topics like OCD, skin-picking, and “revenge bedtime procrastination.”

Has Aliza Shapiro been on any podcasts

Yes, including appearances on “Gedale Fenster,” “Kale In My Teeth,” “Unbothered,” and “Life Unfiltered, By Life’s Looking Good.”

Does Therapy In The City do speaking engagements or panels?

Yes, the practice has participated in panels and talks such as a Beauty and Mental Health panel with FaceReality x Amanda Batula and Ralph Lauren’s BeStill nutrition and mental health event.

Does the practice publish a newsletter or blog?

Yes — a regularly updated newsletter/blog covers topics like seasonal mental health shifts, DBT skills, and emotional wellness tips.

How do I contact the practice for a media inquiry

Email socials@therapyinthecity.org for all media-related inquiries.

Can I subscribe to the newsletter?

Yes, there’s a “Subscribe to our Newsletter” link available on the site.

Is the media page useful if I'm just looking for a therapist?

It’s mainly for press and speaking credentials, but it can help you get a feel for the founder’s clinical voice and expertise before booking.

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