Dr. Lisa Pryor, a psychiatrist in Sydney, dedicates her practice to perinatal mental health and families in both public hospitals and private settings. Formerly a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times and a journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald, she has authored two non-fiction books: "A Small Book About Drugs" delves into illicit drug policy, while "The Pin Striped Prison" explores the plight of neurotic overachievers stuck in unfulfilling corporate jobs. Drawing inspiration from her time in law school, Dr. Pryor is now a mother to two high schoolers, navigating the complexities of her professional and personal roles.