Justin Bieber Accused Of Lacking 'Coping Mechanisms' Amid Public Blow Ups

The concerns for Justin Bieber's mental health continue to grow, with a prominent psychotherapist weighing in on his public episodes.

Dr. Jenn Mann recently shared her thoughts on the "Baby" hitmaker, claiming he needed professional help to get through the battles he once hinted at in an Instagram rant.

Justin Bieber has sparked numerous headlines for his controversial behavior in recent months, including a heated exchange with the paparazzi.

Dr. Mann dived into Justin's drama after reporters caught up with her in Los Angeles for her opinion on his concerning behavior. The "Couples Therapy" star stressed that she was equally worried about the former teen idol, mainly because of his social media posts.

Justin has shared several updates about his use of recreational drugs, actions the therapist believed signaled his lack of "coping mechanisms" to deal with his problems.

She noted that the lack of this supportive system made it challenging for the singer to heal from the anger issues he lamented about on his IG Story.

Dr. Mann added that Justin's actions could spell trouble for those around him, particularly his wife, Hailey Bieber. She told TMZ his troublesome behavior might harm their marriage, citing the time Justin confessed to telling his partner she would never make the cover of Vogue.

Dr. Mann's concerns about Justin needing professional help came days after he bared his soul to fans on his Instagram Stories. He shared an emotional message detailing his private struggles and frustrations in being told to recover from his pain.

"People keep telling me to heal. Don't you think if I could have fixed myself, I would have already? I know I'm broken. I know I have anger issues. I tried to do the work my whole life to be like the people who told me I needed to be fixed like them," Justin lamented, adding:

"And it just keeps making me more tired and more angry. The harder I try to grow. The more focused on myself I am. Jesus is the only person who keeps me wanting to make my life about others. Because honestly, I'm exhausted with thinking about myself lately."

Before pouring his heart out on social media, The Blast shared that Justin had finally exploded over the ever-intrusive paparazzi. The drama occurred last Thursday with a video capturing the singer slamming the shutterbugs for refusing to give him space while shoving their cameras in his face.

Justin repeatedly told the paparazzi to get out of his face, but they ignored his warnings and kept pestering him with questions. He cited his family while attempting to shoo them off, dubbing himself "a real man with a real family." However, his comments seemed to fuel the reporters' interest in him.

When one of them wished him a happy Father's Day, Justin shut down the greeting, stressing that it wasn't normal. He noted that his celebrity status did not warrant unsolicited attention and invasion of privacy, declaring the paparazzi were still strangers at the end of the day.

When he wasn't clashing with the paparazzi, Justin made waves for his bizarre appearances in public. The Blast shared that he looked a little worse for wear last month after he was spotted leaving a commercial bank in Beverly Hills.

The media personality was captured walking briskly from the bank to his parked Mercedes G-Wagon, where an unpleasant surprise waited on his windshield. Sources noted that Justin received a parking ticket because his car was missing its front license plate, as required by California law.

Justin could have escaped the traffic cop's notice if he had parked the vehicle inside a garage. However, he was forced to leave his G-Wagon in a loading zone because the car exceeded the height limit.

Although Justin's online behavior and public appearances have raised numerous eyebrows, he continues to work behind the scenes to fix his life. The Blast recently reported that sources claimed his ties to his former manager, Scooter Braun, were nearly over.

Justin and Braun ended their relationship on a sour note, with the singer accusing his former manager of mishandling his finances and costing him millions. Despite his claims, an independent audit conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) revealed Justin owed Braun millions.

The reported debt included $8.6 million in unpaid commissions and $26 million from Justin's canceled "Justice" tour, which Braun's company, Hybe, had covered.

Sources claimed the entertainer and his former manager were nearing a settlement, especially since Hailey was expected to earn a significant amount from the sale of her Rhode brand.