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How to Get Booked on What Your Therapist Thinks

What Your Therapist Thinks is a mental health podcast hosted by Felicia Keller Boyle & Kristie Plantinga with 25 episodes. Your strongest route into What Your Therapist Thinks starts with evidence from its feed and the contact path this show publishes.

Topics this show lists for itself

  • Health & Fitness
  • Education
  • Self-Improvement
  • Society & Culture

Read from the show’s own feed on September 12, 2026. These are the words the show uses about itself, not our classification. Pitch in them.

What Your Therapist Thinks is not affiliated with Let's Make A Podcast. We cannot book its guests.

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What What Your Therapist Thinks is about

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.

In the show’s own words, from its public feed.

Publishes
a couple of times a month
Latest episode
May 8, 2026
Catalogue
25 episodes

Recent episodes

Listen to a few of these before you pitch, then reference one by name.

  • How Can Mother-Daughter Relationships Heal? Building a Deeper and Healthier Connection
  • How Can We Get The Spark Back? Strategies for Long-Term Relationship Intimacy
  • How Do I Regulate My Nervous System? Resetting Your System & Managing Stress
  • Why Am I Anxious About Money? Healing Your Financial Psychology
  • Talking in Therapy isn’t Enough? Reprocessing Trauma with EMDR

Episode list read from the show’s public RSS feed on 2026-08-23.

3 show-specific steps to pitch What Your Therapist Thinks

  1. 1

    Listen before you pitch

    Start with the latest episode of What Your Therapist Thinks, which publishes a couple of times a month, currently “How Can Mother-Daughter Relationships Heal? Building a Deeper and Healthier…”. Listen for how the host frames the conversation, then make your angle fit What Your Therapist Thinks.

  2. 2

    Look for the way in on What Your Therapist Thinks's own site

    What Your Therapist Thinks publishes no contact address in its feed, and we found no contact page in its site's navigation. Its own site is besttherapists.com, so that is where a booking or about link would be. Check the episode outros and the show notes too: plenty of mental health hosts read out a pitch address they never put on a page. That is usually the publishing software rather than the host: this feed was built on Captivate, and 7 of the 11 Captivate feeds in this directory leave a stranger no route, including this one. The corpus rate is 16.4% across all 384 feeds we read. Some platforms keep the owner address out of the feed they generate, which is a fair anti-spam default, so read the silence as software and not as a closed door. Open besttherapists.com.

  3. 3

    Lead with a specific, relevant angle

    Hosts want depth and care: research, clinical experience, or lived experience shared responsibly. Open with one sentence on why you fit What Your Therapist Thinks and the exact topic you would bring to an episode. See our pitch template, or write it now, prefilled for What Your Therapist Thinks, then grade the draft against What Your Therapist Thinks.

Pitch basics: read the complete guide. What Your Therapist Thinks is listed from Apple Podcasts (iTunes Search API), public directory data; its host can manage it below.

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Worth knowing: this feed is built on Captivate, which keeps the owner address out of the feed by default, and 7 of the 11 Captivate feeds in this directory are unreachable to a researching guest for the same reason. Nothing is wrong with the show. Guests simply cannot see a way in.

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