Jonathan Alpert

Looking forward to joining @GriffJenkins on Sunday to discuss the 'No Kings' rallies happening across the country. @foxandfriends @FoxNews

“No Kings” isn’t politics—it’s bad group therapy. Validation, venting, and commiseration. wsj.com/opinion/no-kin… @WSJopinion @IngrahamAngle

‘No Kings’: Politics as Bad Group Therapy realclearpolitics.com/2026/03/27/lsq…

Discussed the growing and concerning trend of teen mob takeovers @IngrahamAngle @jasoninthehouse youtu.be/-C-sI2YOKyA?si…

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@JavierHustle @IngrahamAngle Thanks Javier!

Jonathan saw your appearance on the "IA"...couldn't agree w/ you more. We've become the "excuse culture"...low standards of conduct...parents w/ bad attitudes cutting these kids, animals really into society. Are we looking for the cure or yet another excuse? Thanks again... Javier

Participants in “No Kings” rallies accomplish nothing practical but feel heard, validated and affirmed. In doing so, they risk turning politics into something that feels good in the moment—and accomplishes almost nothing, writes @JonathanAlpert on.wsj.com/480dLYj

“At their core, the rallies resemble bad group therapy.” wsj.com/opinion/no-kin… @WSJopinion @WSJ

This demonic killer migrant is among the millions of illegals Dems are attempting to shield from deportation by defunding DHS/ICE. Dems want NO illegal deported.

I'll be on @joshxhowie Free Speech Nation on @GBNEWS this evening discussing my recent opinion piece in @Telegraph telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/1… #TherapyNation

Psychological explanation has its place. Some political behavior is genuinely extreme or irrational. But diagnosis is increasingly becoming the default response even to ordinary disagreement. washingtonpost.com/ripple/2026/03… @PostOpinions @washingtonpost

Jonathan Alpert, who works with Wall Street clients, said junior bankers already report “intense pressure” from long hours, being constantly available and fear of falling behind. He warned that added monitoring could reinforce a “never off the clock” mindset — and “accelerate burnout rather than prevent it.” nypost.com/2026/03/20/bus…

Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert Links Rising Political Hostility to Anxiety, Echo Chambers, and “Catastrophic Thinking” morninganswerchicago.com/psychotherapis… @DanProft @MorningAnswer

“Political humor at award shows and on late-night television rarely changes people’s minds,” said psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert, author of Therapy Nation. “Psychologically, it tends to reinforce attitudes audiences already hold. Viewers who agree with the joke feel validated, while those who disagree often feel mocked or attacked.” okmagazine.com/p/political-jo…

Let me guess…the same people who think we’re ruled by a king also think Luigi Mangione is a hero?

Not surprising... NYC Mayor's wife accused of using N-word and celebrating terrorism mol.im/a/15660829 via @DailyMail

"Patients see political conflict not simply as disagreements over ideas but as emotional threats posed by people who hold opposing views". thehill.com/opinion/white-… #TherapyNation

Jonathan Alpert, a NYC/DC-based psychotherapist and author of "Therapy Nation," explained that in many ways nicotine pouches are "becoming the cigarette butts of the smoke-free era" because users can enjoy the product multiple times a day in public spaces where smoking or vaping is discouraged. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/n… @NBCNews

“AI chatbots are designed to be agreeable, not accurate — that’s the problem,” Jonathan Alpert, a New York- and DC-based psychotherapist and author of the forthcoming book “Therapy Nation,” told The Post. nypost.com/2026/03/18/bus… #TherapyNation @nypost