Episodes: 24
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: < 100
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
Publicly listed emails
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Jimmy Sclater - Therapist and speaker whose work draws on doctoral study of how people develop their sense of self, along with extensive experience listening to and engaging with human stories and life’s deeper qu...
Joe Gentili - The Distinction Between Information, Knowledge, And Understanding; Libraries As Collective Memory; Historical Intelligence And Accumulated Human Knowledge; Artificial Intelligence And Context.
Are You Actually Taking Care of Yourself- Self Care Explained
October 09, 2026
Are You Actually Taking Care of Yourself- Self Care ExplainedWhat if everything we think we know about self-care is missing the bigger picture?Self-care has become synonymous with bubble baths, meditation, exercise, and taking time for ourselves. But is that really what it means to take care of yourself?In this episode of The Thoughtful Therapist, Dr. James Sclater explores the psychology of self-care, mental health, emotional wellness, and personal growth through a different lens: self-care ...
Why We Laugh: What Comedy Reveals About Being Human
September 25, 2026
Why We Laugh: What Comedy Reveals About Being HumanWhy do we laugh, and why are some of the things that make us laugh the hardest also the things that make us uncomfortable?Comedy is more than entertainment. It can connect us, challenge social boundaries, expose hypocrisy, help us face uncomfortable truths, and give us enough distance from pain to see our lives differently.In this episode of The Thoughtful Therapist, Dr. Jimmy Sclaterexplores the psychology and philosophy of comedy: why human...
Why You Keep Doing What No Longer Works
September 18, 2026
Show NotesWhy do we keep doing things that no longer work for us?A lot of our behavior makes more sense when we stop asking, “What’swrong with me?” and start asking, “What did this pattern once do for me?”In this episode, I follow that question through habitformation, childhood learning, avoidance, people pleasing, emotionalsuppression, hypervigilance, addiction research, and several major therapyapproaches. The central idea is simple: many of our patterns were notirrational when they formed....
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The Thoughtful Therapist typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Subject-matter professionals with expertise in history, libraries, knowledge, psychology, philosophy, or related questions about human understanding and meaningful living. Recent guests include Joe Gentili.
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