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Welcome to Rich Thoughts, Poor Jokes. A mostly-serious show where two mental health professionals work together to teach you about having security, freedom, and luxury, in EVERY area of your life. Dr Roxy Riefkohl-Cook and Dr. Stephanie Ellis coach you on the path to mental wealth, covering topics from sex and relationships, communication and self-care, work and parenting, and so much more.

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Latest Episodes

Most self-care efforts fail for the same reason: we skip the inner work first.

In this episode, we talk about what you actually need to know about yourself before self-care can stick.

In this episode, Dr. Roxy Riefkohl-Cook and Dr. Stephanie Ellis c... more

Self-care is everywhere, but most of what passes for it online is surface-level at best. Today, let's go deeper on what self-care actually is, why it has to be personal, and how to know if yours is working.

In this episode, Dr. Roxy Riefkohl-Cook an... more

Feeling overwhelmed, scattered, or behind? In this executive functioning Q&A, we answer real questions about focus, flexibility, time, and follow through. 

In this episode, Dr. Roxy Riefkohl-Cook and Dr. Stephanie Ellis respond to listener questions... more

Worried about retirement, job loss, or getting stuck in your career? In this work-focused Q&A, we answer real questions about growth, purpose, and navigating change.

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Hosts

Dr. Roxy Riefkohl-Cook
Clinical psychologist focused on mental health and personal development; co-host of the show exploring mental wealth.
Dr. Stephanie Ellis
Clinical psychologist with emphasis on relationships, communication, and workplace mental health; co-host of the show.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 10 ratings
  • Such intelligent women to listen to!!

    Can’t wait for more!

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    5
    PodcastEnthusiast0123
    United States5 months ago
  • A Lot of Wisdom!

    Great podcast! Highly recommended for anyone looking to gain balance in their life and get the most out of their relationships! Well done! Looking forward to the next episode!

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    United States6 months ago
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  • Excited!

    So excited for this podcast!!!

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    United States6 months ago

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Two mental health professionals discuss mental wealth across life domains, from work resilience and burnout to communication, relationships, parenting, and intimate life. Episodes blend clinical insights with practical strategies, real-world anecdotes, and humor to make psychology actionable for listeners aiming for security, freedom, and luxury in everyday life. The show stands out for its accessible teamwork between hosts, evidence-informed advice, and a consistent emphasis on mindset, self-care, and proactive coping, making complex topics feel doable for busy professionals and relationships-minded individuals.

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