Press & Podcasts with Kylie Lambert
I've had the opportunity to share my perspective on therapy, self-compassion, and what it actually looks like to navigate anxiety, perfectionism, and the decision to live child-free. From podcasts to online publications, these conversations get into the specifics, what perfectionism costs you, what the inner critic actually sounds like, and what it took to make a choice that doesn't match what's expected of you.
featured on: Delta Zeta 35 Under 35 Β· How to Relate Β· The Visibility Standard Β· Diaries of a Boss Babe Β· Breathe, Darling
featured on: Delta Zeta 35 Under 35 Β· How to Relate Β· The Visibility Standard Β· Diaries of a Boss Babe Β· Breathe, Darling
Named a Delta Zeta 2026 Woman of Achievement: 35 Under 35
Delta Zeta's national 35 Under 35 list recognizes alumnae building real, standout work across their fields before 35, and I was honored to be included in the 2026 class for Kylie Lambert Counseling. In my profile, I talk about the moment I stopped waiting for permission to call myself an expert, and what serving as VP of Recruitment for my chapter taught me about the actual work of therapy, helping someone feel safe enough to be real.
Podcast Interviews
ποΈ The Inner Critic Isnβt Honest β Itβs Protective: How Toxic Positivity, Perfectionism, and Self-Doubt Keep Us at War with Ourselves
That voice telling you youβre not enough? Itβs not telling the truth, itβs just trying to keep you safe. In this conversation with Jazzmyn Proctor, we get into why the inner critic thrives on perfectionism and shame, why toxic positivity actually makes self-doubt worse, and what it practically looks like to build self-trust when youβve spent years being your own harshest critic. If βjust be nicer to yourselfβ has never actually worked for you, this episode is worth a listen.
ποΈ Relating with Self-Compassion: Unpacking Perfectionism and Anxiety with Kylie Lambert
If youβve ever felt like youβre not doing enough, not healing fast enough, or not measuring up, this one is for you. Brittani and I get into what self-compassion actually looks like in practice, how perfectionism quietly drives anxiety in high-achieving women, and why TikTok self-diagnosis is doing more harm than good. We also talk about the roots of the βnot good enoughβ story and how building a kinder relationship with yourself is one of the most underrated tools for real, lasting change.
ποΈ Kylie Lambert: The Choice to Be Child Free
Being child-free isnβt just a lifestyle choice, it comes with grief, societal pressure, identity questions, and a kind of emotional complexity that rarely gets talked about honestly. In this conversation, I share what the decision to live child-free actually looked like for me and my husband, including the grief, the freedom, the criticism, and the deep communication it required. If youβve ever navigated a life path that doesnβt match whatβs expected of you, this one is for you.
ποΈ The Question Nobody Asks Men: Being Child-Free by Choice as a Woman with Kylie Lambert
Women are still expected to justify a choice that men make without a second thought. In this follow-up conversation with Jazzmyn, I get into what it actually took to arrive at a permanent child-free decision, including 11 years of ongoing conversation with my husband, the grief that lives alongside the fulfillment, and what itβs been like to share that life publicly when the social risk is still very real. If youβve ever had to defend who you are just to make someone else comfortable, this one is for you.
ποΈ Silencing Your Inner Mean Girl with Kylie Lambert, LCSW
Most women donβt realize their inner critic isnβt actually keeping them motivated, itβs keeping them exhausted. In this conversation with Emily Riggs, I talk about where that harsh inner voice comes from, why it disguises itself as drive, and how the connection between self-criticism and burnout runs deeper than most people expect. We get into what it practically looks like to build a kinder relationship with yourself when self-compassion feels uncomfortable or even scary.
Letβs Work Together
I'm available for podcast interviews, guest articles, expert commentary, and speaking opportunities. My areas of focus include anxiety, perfectionism, people-pleasing, self-compassion, and the mental health experiences of women, including child-free identity and life transitions. If you're looking for a licensed therapist who can speak to these topics in a way that's honest, specific, and actually useful to your audience, I'd love to connect.
If youβd like a better understanding of my writing style, my Substack is a great place to dive into!



