Dr Nat, the fearless, fast-talking and fiercely funny alter ego of Dr Natalie Lancer, delivered a stand-up set that had the audience laughing from the very first line.
With pinpoint timing and a wicked sense of humour, she skewered the absurdities of being a psychologist, a mother, a Jewish mother, and a so-called functioning adult. She went there, unapologetically, and it was glorious. Nothing was off limits. Coaching clichés, client dynamics, professional posturing, and yes, even that very blue joke about wellbeing and self-care that had the whole room in stitches.
The laughs came thick and fast. But what made them land even harder was the psychological insight woven into every punchline. It wasn’t just funny. It was clever, cutting and cathartic. The room crackled with the kind of knowing laughter we usually reserve for the people who truly get us — the ones we can share that kind of joke with.
Smart, subversive and seriously funny. If you want a speaker who can make psychologists laugh at ourselves, and think while we do, book Dr Nat. Immediately.

Saw Dr Nat perform at the BPS Department of Coaching Psychology Conference. Her set ranged from existential psychology to reverse cowgirl (yes, really) and somehow it all made sense. A mix of wit and psychological insight, she turned angst into punchlines that would make even Nietzsche chuckle. A fearless, funny, and refreshing voice. More, please.

Hilarious, bold, and brilliantly insightful!
Dr Nat (the very funny alter ego of psychologist Dr Natalie Lancer) offers her audience razor-sharp wit and fearless honesty. She explores the challenges of coaching, motherhood and modern life — leaving her audience laughing, nodding in quiet agreement and ever so slightly cringing (in the good way!). As a psychologist, coach and working mum, Dr Nat makes you feel understood and entertained.