Mikhail Labkovsky (born 1961, Moscow) is a Russian-speaking psychologist and author with over 40 years of clinical practice in individual and family therapy. He is best known for his "6 Rules" method and the bestselling book "I Want and I Will", which sold over 300,000 copies and became a landmark in Russian-language popular psychology. Forbes named him the most recognizable psychologist in Russia, and he has long been a regular presence on radio and television. He lectures internationally, drawing large audiences across Europe, Israel, and the CIS.
Labkovsky published a new book on ADHD co-authored with neurologist Prof. Leonid Chutko, released in two editions: "My Life with ADHD" and "Rocket Child, Hurricane Child".
Labkovsky performed a public consultation titled "Big Conversation about Love and Happiness" at the Heydar Aliyev Palace in Baku.
Labkovsky returned to Israel with a new format called "Psychological Standup", performing in two cities.
Reports emerged that Labkovsky filed a lawsuit against marketplace Wildberries, reportedly seeking 3 million rubles over the unauthorized sale of his books.
Labkovsky appeared on Laysan Utyasheva's YouTube show "Derzкaya Gotovka", where he spoke about his childhood and his experience living with ADHD.
A creative evening with Russian psychologist and public figure Mikhail Labkovskiy exploring happiness and personal development. An intimate gathering in Hamburg.
Russian psychologist Mikhail Labkovskiy performs a psychological stand-up show at the Berlin club Babylon Mitte.
Psychologist and bestselling author Mikhail Labkovsky brings his psychological stand-up show to Munich's Kulturzentrum Trudering.
Mikhail Labkovsky, the popular Russian-speaking psychologist and author, brings his psychological stand-up show to Frankfurt.