SPEAKING
WHAT I
TALK ABOUT
I’m available to speak on a wide range of topics, including:
Egg freezing
Fertility
Relationships
Mindfulness
Motherhood
And more.
COLLABORATIONS
CONSCIOIUS CONCIERGE
With Lana Rose
In this powerful episode of Conscious Conversations, I sit down with Beth Gulotta, NYC therapist and host of Quiet the Clock, to explore the realities of societal timeline pressure – especially around relationships, career, and fertility. We unpack her journey with fertility at 39, debunk the myth of the “35 fertility cliff,” and talk about what it really means to live on your own timeline.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re “behind” in life or that something’s wrong because your life doesn’t look like the “blueprint” society gave you -this is your permission slip to exhale.
Fulfilled
With Mike “C-Roc” Ciorrocco
On this powerful episode of What Are You Made Of?, Mike “C-Roc” sits down with therapist, podcast host, and passionate advocate for personal evolution, Beth Gulotta. Together, they dive deep into the weight of societal timelines and the pressure they impose—especially on ambitious, goal-driven individuals. Beth opens up about how pressure can either propel us forward or paralyze us with anxiety, depending on whether it aligns with our true desires or is rooted in external expectations.
NOT THE GIRL NEXT DOOR
With Meg Reynolds
Beth Gulotta joins host Meg Reynolds once again for a vulnerable conversation about all things womanhood.
The two continued their conversation on defining success for yourself, dive into exploring anxiety VS intuition, and even talk about how women can come together to support each other.
Fulfilled
With Camille Cook
Do you feel like you’re falling behind in life? This episode unpacks the quiet pressure of societal timelines—and how comparison can quietly shape our self-worth, ambition, and happiness.
In this episode, Camille is joined by Beth Gulotta, therapist and host of the podcast QUIET THE CLOCK. The two explore how to break free from external expectations and start living in alignment with your own values. We talk about the emotional weight of feeling “off track,” the trap of comparison, and how to redefine success on your own terms.
WHAT THE FERTILITY
With Amanda and Catherine
Beth Gulotta, a licensed therapist, is the host and founder of Quiet the Clock. Beth’s focus is breaking down societal timelines and expectations. To learn more about Beth, follow her on instagram @quiettheclockpod
FRIENDS WITH FERTILITY
With Elizabeth King
In this insightful episode of Friends with Fertility, we welcome Beth Gulotta, a licensed Mental Health Counselor and the Founder of NYC Therapeutic Wellness. With a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Manhattan College, Beth has extensive experience supporting individuals navigating complex social, emotional, and behavioral challenges.
DATEABLE
With Julie Krafchick and Yue Xu
It’s time to QUIET THE FREAKING CLOCK y’all because we don’t know about you but it’s exhausting to be running up against societal timelines and expectations. We’re diving in with Beth Gulotta both from a therapists perspective and from someone who had untraditional timelines when it came to her career, meeting her person, and having children. We’re discussing how to take control of the societal pressures that exist, myths and options around fertility + the biological clock, and why meeting someone later in life can be the BEST thing if we see it that way.
ALLOWED TO ASK
With Dani and Janice
This episode, we sat down with Mental Health Counselor and host of the podcast Quiet The Clock, Beth Gulotta, to explore breaking free from societal timelines and embracing your own path. We dive into the process of freezing your eggs, choosing to settle down later in life, navigating life at a different pace than your friends, and much more.
HEAL YOUR HEARTBREAK
With Kendra Allen
In today’s episode of the podcast I’m interviewing licensed mental health counselor and host of the Quiet the Clock Podcast, Beth Gulotta. Our topic today is hugely important when it comes to going through breakups which is the societal timelines embedded so deeply in all of us. We talk about why the clock exists, how societal norms are changing, how to change your perspective when going through a breakup where it feels like you’re running out of time, and much much more! Be sure to check out Beth on Instagram and listen to her podcast.
BIOHACKER BABES PODCAST
With Renee Belz & Lauren Sambataro
In this insightful episode, we sit down with Beth Gulotta, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and host of the Quiet the Clock podcast, for a discussion around the intricate relationship between emotional health and fertility. Beth shares her personal fertility journey and offers expert guidance on how stress and emotional suppression can affect reproductive health. We unpack societal pressures and the psychological toll of delayed family planning, while offering tools for navigating emotional well-being in the context of fertility. Whether you’re trying to conceive, considering your reproductive future, or supporting someone on their journey, this episode is packed with wisdom on tuning into your body, managing stress, and fostering emotional clarity.
UNCONVENTIONAL LIFE
With Jules Schroeder
Beth Gulotta is a licensed mental health therapist, podcast host, and founder of NYC Therapeutic Wellness. She helps individuals navigate anxiety, life transitions, and societal pressures. As host of Quiet the Clock, she challenges outdated timelines around fertility, relationships, and success, empowering others to trust their own path.
MAKE A BABY PODCAST
With Carolina Sotomayor
In this episode, I’m joined by therapist and podcaster Beth from Quiet the Clock for a deeply honest conversation about egg freezing, the emotional weight of fertility decisions, and what it means to take back agency over your timeline. Whether you’re partnered, solo, unsure, or all of the above—this episode is packed with raw truth, wisdom, and practical insight.
SUCCESSFULLY IN LOVE
With Katarina Polonska
In today’s episode, I talk to Beth Gulotta, a therapist and fertility specialist. Beth is an absolute goddess when it comes to all things health, fertility, and relationships. We talk about the differences between Western and Eastern medicine, the pressures couples face when it comes to fertility challenges, and how to best navigate them when it feels like your options are running out. If you’re someone who has struggled in this area, want to know what your options are, and how to make the best out of what feels like a ‘bad situation’, then this episode is absolutely for you.
FERTILITY CONFIDENCE PODCAST
With Dr. Kelsey Duncan
In this week’s episode I got to sit down with licensed mental health professional, clinic owner, and podcast host Beth Gulotta to chat about fertility expectations, mindset shifts and navigating the cycle of grief that comes with a fertility journey. She shares with us her amazing concept of how we can quiet the clock on our fertility journey.
NOT THE GIRL NEXT DOOR
With Meg Reynolds
Beth & Meg break down societal timelines & the importance of balancing mental health while chasing your dreams. The two both have similar stories of allowing their dreams to change and embracing the journey of finding themselves.
DOING RELATIONSHIPS RIGHT
With Jennifer Hurvitz
In this engaging conversation, Jennifer Hurvitz interviews Beth Gulotta, a licensed mental health counselor and host of the podcast ‘Quiet the Clock.’ They discuss Beth’s journey from finance to mental health, the societal pressures surrounding relationships and parenthood, and the importance of egg freezing.
FINDING MR. HEIGHT
With Ali Jackson & Erica Spera
We always hear, “it will happen when you least expect it,” but letting go of societal timelines and expectations isn’t as easy as a catchy phrase. Enter Beth Gulotta, therapist and host of Quiet The Clock podcast.”
PRETTY MUCH DONE.
With Julia Mazur
“Empowering women to freeze their eggs and start a family at 40 with Beth Gulotta.” On this episode we chat about her egg freezing journey, getting pregnant at 40, how she met her partner and societal pressures.
SAIGE JONES PODCAST
With Saige Jones
“Fertility: Quieting The Clock And Freezing Eggs At 37.” On this episode we chat about having a relationship end around 30/31 years old, freezing her eggs at 37, and quieting narratives that at certain ages you should be in certain places.
SEEING OTHER PEOPLE
With Ilana Dunn
“If You Feel Like You’re Falling Behind, Listen To This.” Beth and I discuss the societal pressures that many women face to meet their person, settle down, and have children all by a certain age.
FERTILITY FORWARD
“Fertility journeys can be similar in experience, but they are unique to everybody in terms of the emotions they experience, the support they have, and the narratives surrounding them. Beth Gulotta is a licensed Mental Health Counselor and the Owner and Founder of NYC Therapeutic Wellness.”
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