Mental Health · Felicia Keller Boyle & Kristie Plantinga
by Felicia Keller Boyle & Kristie Plantinga
A mental health show where actual, licensed therapists open up about what they’re really thinking, while answering the internet’s most burning mental health questions. And by burning mental health questions, we mean the stuff you’re posting about anonymously on Reddit in the middle of the night. These therapists aren’t holding back. They’re telling you what they really think including the things they’d never actually say in session. Each week, you’ll hear from expert therapists to break it all down: from emotional numbness and trauma, to self-worth and healing. What Your Therapist Thinks is a weekly, limited run podcast hosted by Kristie Plantinga, founder of Best Therapists, and Felicia Keller Boyle, a licensed somatic therapist in private practice. Brought to you by BestTherapists.com—a directory that vets mental health professionals so therapy-seekers can focus on fit, not quality. Produced by PodVision. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or watch full video episodes on the “What Your Therapist Thinks” YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@WhatYourTherapistThinks
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I like the concept of the podcast and I will keep listening, but sometimes it seems like the hosts don’t prep their guests. Moreover the hosts already have scripted ideas of how they would respond to their own questions. So when a guest responds to their question, they can come back and give an even more refined response to their own question that tops the guest. Why have someone on if you’re not going to give them the lead in sharing ideas? Try to have an actual conversation.I suggest giving guests the questions beforehand so they aren’t sounding so blindsided.
I liked the podcast but find it interesting how being ageist is an accepted ‘ism’—especially by therapists. The boomer comments and older people references garnered groans and giggles which I personally find offensive. You would be the first to be sensitive to other attitudes related to race, gender or identity, but seem to have no issue with age.
Insightful podcast that explores potential root causes and provides thoughtful potential opportunities to deal with mental health blind spots using real world examples.
The subject matter experts the select for each episode have a lot to offer. Wish the hosts would let the guest be the main speaker…there are episodes where the guest speaks for what seems like 15% of the time. Hosts need to develop a more generous interview structure for the guest expert.
*What Your Therapist Thinks* is comforting if your experience fits the hosts’ frame. But if your suffering is tied to systems of power, racism, displacement, or generational poverty, it cannot reach you. Therapy without cultural literacy becomes another form of erasure dressed up as self-care. The podcast wants to make therapy more human, yet forgets that humanity is plural. Cultural competence is not optional; it is the baseline for ethical healing. Without it, this is compassion that cannot see who is missing from the room.
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