Press & Media
BIO
Orly Miller is a registered psychologist and author working at the intersection of depth psychology, psychoanalysis, and cultural thought.
Her book Limerence: The Psychopathology of Loving Too Much (Routledge, 2025) is the first major clinical and cultural study of limerence, the psychology of obsessive love and intense attachment. She practices as a psychologist in Australia, working with individuals and couples worldwide, and writes at the intersection of psychology, literature, and culture.
TOPICS I SPEAK TO
• The psychology of limerence and obsessive love
• Why we confuse limerence with love, and what the difference means
• Attachment, fantasy, and the interior life
• Obsessive love in the digital age
• What literature and culture reveal about psychological suffering
• The case for depth, imagination, and interiority in modern life
• Limerence in clinical practice: recognition and treatment
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE BOOK
"This adventurous, compassionate book wakes us up to the experience of
limerence. With myths, real-life cases, and timely insight into digital
limerence, Orly Miller offers practical guidance for both clinicians and
individuals, and beautifully shows that healing is possible."
— Lucy L. Brown, PhD, Neuroscientist, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
"Orly Miller offers a fresh new perspective on the commonly occurring but
often misunderstood experience of limerence. Her work is both incisive and
holistic, making it a powerful read for therapists and laypeople alike."
— Alexandra H. Solomon, PhD, Adjunct Professor, Northwestern University,
author of Love Every Day
MEDIA ENQUIRIES
For interview requests, podcast appearances, speaking engagements,
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