Media & Press

Doriel Jacov has been featured in national and international publications discussing trauma, relationships, and emotional well-being. His work often focuses on the deeper emotional patterns that shape how people relate to themselves and others.

Selected Media

  • Forbes — the risks around misinformation in mental health as it relates to diagnoses

  • The Guardian — masculinity, safety, and relationship dynamics

  • Newsweek — the longing for deeper emotional connections and “slower” living

  • HuffPost - the “father wound” and its impact in adulthood

  • Daily Mail — common nightmares and what they might mean

  • Real Simple — why people are psychologically drawn to tragic love stories

  • Real Simple — why celebrity deaths can feel so personal

  • Mashable — withdrawing in relationships during conflict

  • MSN - why loneliness is now treated as a public health crisis

  • Prevention Magazine — ambiguous loss and the grieving process

  • The Washington Times - on how AI is used as a mental health resource

  • Tom’s Guide — how “bedtime stacking” can affect sleep quality

  • Upworthy — how the “inner critic” reinforces imposter syndrome

  • Nice News — the importance of compliments in relationships

  • Real Simple - navigating friendship endings when they manifest as “orbiting”

  • Hello! Magazine - the evolution of relationship dynamics and roles over time

  • Queerty — how to politely set boundaries in dating

  • Upworthy — the most important social skills in professional settings

  • Her Campus — the psychological dynamics behind “love-bombing”

  • LGBTQ Nation — the dangers of conversion therapy

Podcasts

Areas of Focus

Common topics in my work and writing include:

  • Trauma and its long-term psychological impact

  • Relationship dynamics and attachment patterns

  • Masculinity and emotional expression

  • Burnout and high-pressure environments

  • Grief, loss, and life transitions

For media inquiries, please email me at doriel@djpsychotherapy.com.