Finding Peaks

Episode 150 Not a Program - A Place to Belong with Jared Marquette Watch Now https://youtu.be/rBHhEytDHRI Listen Now Description In this powerful episode of Finding Peaks, Chris Burns sits down with Jared Marquette — founder of Archipelago Denver and Sonder Sober Living — for a rich and honest look at what recovery can look like when it's built around people, not just programs. Together, they explore how recovery isn't about fixing what's broken — it's about remembering the perfection we were born into, navigating suffering with purpose, and discovering your own true north. Jared brings raw personal stories, inspiring insights, and a deeply human approach to community and healing. From building spaces that feel like home to challenging the norms of treatment culture, this conversation is for anyone seeking meaning, connection, and hope. Thank you, Jared, for such an authentic conversation. Learn more at archipelagodenver.com and sondersoberliving.com. Talking Points Introduction to the Show Meet Jared The origin of the Archipelago Club in Denver Finding your true north What works for you? People first Born in perfection Building the life you want Creating meaning in suffering A sober living community Colorados provider network You are not alone sondersoberliving.com archipelagodenver.com Final thoughts Quotes “Suffering ceases to be suffering as it finds meaning”. -Jared Marquette Episode Transcripts

Episode 149 Stillness Speaks: Listening to the Body with Dr. Ron Schwenkler Watch Now https://youtu.be/YDcAh1rCxxA Listen Now Description In this episode of Finding Peaks, Chris Burns is joined by Dr. Ron Schwenkler, Clinical Director at Mind Spa in Denver, to share in an invaluable conversation surrounding trauma and the quiet ways it can control life. From looking into different cutting-edge models to taking a moment to focus on the importance of individualized care, Dr. Ron and Chris engage in a powerful conversation that you will not want to miss. Thank you, Dr. Ron, for sharing your expertise and insights, as well as reexamining how we not only define trauma but also how we can treat it. For more information on Dr. Ron or Mind Spa, visit mindspadenver.com. Talking Points Introduction to the Show Giving flowers to Dr. Ron and Mind Spa Get to know Mind Spa Dr. Ron on trauma Resourcing Exploring different modalities What is a memory Getting present 12-step and trauma Be the mamal Dr. Ron's personal experience Treating concussions Looking into Ketamine Failing medications How do people recover Getting still in your body Fitness and movement in treatment Listening to your body mindspadenver.com Final thoughts Quotes "“It's not about what you are going to stop, it's what you are going to start.”” - Dr. Ron Schwenkler Episode Transcripts

In this special episode of Finding Peaks, Chris Burns is joined by Peaks Recovery Centers' Clinical Director, Dr. Marissa Prince, and Primary Therapist Alissa Carey, for a thoughtful and necessary conversation around screen addiction. In our world, screens are nearly unavoidable — from work and school, to social media and entertainment — distinguishing between healthy use and harmful dependence can be challenging. Together, our team explores where screen addiction begins, the impact of social media on our attention and wellbeing, and how we can recognize, treat, and heal from problematic screen use. Whether you're a clinician, a loved one, or someone navigating your own relationship with screens, this episode offers insight, compassion, and hope, reminding us that we are not alone.

Episode 148 Hijacked Attention, Wired for Distraction: Understanding Screen Addiction Today Watch Now https://youtu.be/3CR8OPvYjIo Listen Now Description In this special episode of Finding Peaks, Chris Burns is joined by Peaks Recovery Centers' Clinical Director, Dr. Marissa Prince, and Primary Therapist Alissa Carey, for a thoughtful and necessary conversation around screen addiction. In our world, screens are nearly unavoidable — from work and school, to social media and entertainment — distinguishing between healthy use and harmful dependence can be challenging. Together, our team explores where screen addiction begins, the impact of social media on our attention and wellbeing, and how we can recognize, treat, and heal from problematic screen use. Whether you're a clinician, a loved one, or someone navigating your own relationship with screens, this episode offers insight, compassion, and hope, reminding us that we are not alone. Talking Points Introduction to the Show Where does screen addiction start The iPads at PRC Addictive vs non-addictive screen use How do we approach screen addiction? Replacement behaviors Moderation in life and recovery The distraction of social media Healing from screen addiction Cell phone use in society The impact of screens on the brain What guests' iPads look like at Peaks Defining screen addiction Finding the values to live by There is a difference Final thoughts Quotes “It's not about taking away, it's about utilizing it appropriately, so it doesn't take away from you”.-- Chris Burns, President & CEO Episode Transcripts

In this clinically focused episode, Chris Burns welcomes back Peaks Recovery Centers' Clinical Director, Dr. Marissa Prince, and is joined by Primary Therapist Andrea Yockel to explore the clinical framework at Peaks. From team insights and a look inside the PRC curriculum to reflections on social trends in treatment and the importance of turning inward, this conversation is rooted in what it means to provide meaningful care. Thank you to Dr. Prince and Andrea for sharing your expertise and continuing to disrupt the industry through a commitment to clinical excellence.

and Andrea Yockel Episode 147 From Session to Success: Treatment That Transforms with Dr. Marissa Prince and Andrea Yockel Watch Now https://youtu.be/FOHDS98Tgv8 Listen Now Description In this clinically focused episode, Chris Burns welcomes back Peaks Recovery Centers' Clinical Director, Dr. Marissa Prince, and is joined by Primary Therapist Andrea Yockel to explore the clinical framework at Peaks. From team insights and a look inside the PRC curriculum to reflections on social trends in treatment and the importance of turning inward, this conversation is rooted in what it means to provide meaningful care. Thank you to Dr. Prince and Andrea for sharing your expertise and continuing to disrupt the industry through a commitment to clinical excellence. Talking Points Introduction to the Show The clinical team at PRC The Peaks curriculum Making yourself available Putting yourself first Professional accountability Assigning therapists in treatment Social trends in treatment Transitioning inward Looking into youth suicide The highlight of the day Looking into grounding Special stories Final thoughts Quotes “They have found that a mentally healthy employee is the best employee”. - Chris Burns, President & CEO Episode Transcripts

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Peaks Recovery Centers' Activity Coordinator and our mindfulness master, Tara Patton, back onto the show! From addressing the impact pregnancy can have on movement and fitness to focusing on stillness and finding true power, Chris and Tara engage in a non-medical conversation surrounding the mind-body connection throughout movement. Thank you, Tara, for always shining some wisdom and lighting paths forward.

Episode 146 Rooted & Rising: Stillness as Strength with Tara Patton Watch Now https://youtu.be/AQzx-iY5DIs Listen Now Description In this episode, Chris Burns brings Peaks Recovery Centers' Activity Coordinator and our mindfulness master, Tara Patton, back onto the show! From addressing the impact pregnancy can have on movement and fitness to focusing on stillness and finding true power, Chris and Tara engage in a non-medical conversation surrounding the mind-body connection throughout movement. Thank you, Tara, for always shining some wisdom and lighting paths forward. Talking Points Introduction to the Show The impact of pregnancy on movement Authentic connection Where is the power? Tara's mindfulness retreat Being in stillness Peaks' approach The connection Final thoughts Quotes “A lot of times, in yoga, we say if you can control the breath, you can control the mind”.-- Tara Patton Episode Transcripts

In this powerful episode, Chris Burns and returning guest Daniel Calvert sit down with legendary Jiu-Jitsu Professor Marcelo Motta. With decades of elite success in the sport, Prof. Marcelo reflects not just on championships, but on what he considers his greatest victories—mentoring, coaching, and the lives he's helped shape through discipline and dedication. From heartfelt coaching lessons to life-changing mentorship stories, this conversation dives deep into how martial arts can save lives far beyond the mat. Thank you Prof. Marcelo and Prof. Daniel. For more information, check out Prime Jiu-Jitsu in Colorado Springs.

Episode 145 Mentorship Over Medals - The Real Victory Beyond the Mat with Marcelo Motta Watch Now https://youtu.be/zUAiMAbPbq0 Listen Now Description In this powerful episode, Chris Burns and returning guest Daniel Calvert sit down with legendary Jiu-Jitsu Professor Marcelo Motta. With decades of elite success in the sport, Prof. Marcelo reflects not just on championships, but on what he considers his greatest victories—mentoring, coaching, and the lives he's helped shape through discipline and dedication. From heartfelt coaching lessons to life-changing mentorship stories, this conversation dives deep into how martial arts can save lives far beyond the mat. Thank you Prof. Marcelo and Prof. Daniel. For more information, check out Prime Jiu-Jitsu in Colorado Springs. Talking Points Introduction to the Show Why Prime Jui-Jitzsu? Development through the community Knowing what it takes Being a great human Setting the example The importance of mentoring the youth Integrity in your career Trauma and Jiu-Jitsu Self awareness The greatest moments Teaching is an art Final thoughts Quotes “We are not in the business of martial arts, we are selling confidence”.-- Professor Marcelo Motta Episode Transcripts

In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes Jiu-Jitsu Professor and Coach Daniel Calvert onto the show to talk all things mental strength, discipline, and the value of failure. From looking at what martial arts can provide during developmental years to how self-confidence can flow through a committed and determined training regimen, Daniel and Chris engage in a powerful and energetic conversation. Thank you, Daniel, for joining the show and sharing some of your story and wisdom with us!

Episode 144 The Fighting Mentality – How Failure Becomes Your Greatest Success Watch Now https://youtu.be/GWlqOBgOXUI Listen Now Description In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes Jiu-Jitsu Professor and Coach Daniel Calvert onto the show to talk all things mental strength, discipline, and the value of failure. From looking at what martial arts can provide during developmental years to how self-confidence can flow through a committed and determined training regimen, Daniel and Chris engage in a powerful and energetic conversation. Thank you, Daniel, for joining the show and sharing some of your story and wisdom with us! Talking Points Introduction to the Show Why Jui-Jitzsu? Movement and mental health The importance of your community Showing up during development The influences around you Accepting opportunities The attraction of martial arts Foundational moments for Daniel Final Thoughts Quotes "This is all about mental health. I feel better every day I show up". -Chris Burns Episode Transcripts

In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes personal friend, veteran, fighter, and mental health advocate Matt Mills onto the show to bring focus and intention to a needed conversation surrounding mental health and how fitness and sports can improve quality of life immensely. From looking into strengthening communities and connections to hearing a powerful piece of Matt's story, this episode shows the importance of dedication to life. Thank you, Matt, for sharing so vulnerably and continuing to fight every day!

Episode 143 Strength in Struggle and Fighting for Mental Resilience Watch Now https://youtu.be/q_aQzHSgoGQ Listen Now Description In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes personal friend, veteran, fighter, and mental health advocate Matt Mills onto the show to bring focus and intention to a needed conversation surrounding mental health and how fitness and sports can improve quality of life immensely. From looking into strengthening communities and connections to hearing a powerful piece of Matt's story, this episode shows the importance of dedication to life. Thank you, Matt, for sharing so vulnerably and continuing to fight every day! Talking Points Introduction to the Show Meet Matt Strengthening community Getting good at failing Athletics during development A piece of Matt's story Overcoming the odds Dedication to life Plan for difficulty, set up for success A powerful recovery story Final thoughts Quotes "When kids are in sports, there is a very good chance they will fail. And I think failure is such an important part of [growing up]. You are going to go and put yourself out there, and you may win or you will lose, and that is the amazing part about it”-Matt Mills Episode Transcripts

In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes Robert Blume, Senior Behavioral Health Advisor at Paradigm Treatment, to the show to engage in a spirited conversation around youth treatment and support and ways to continue improving our industry. From destigmatizing seeking help to the value of investing in yourself, Robert and Chris share personal experiences and observed moments of how doing the work and being intentional in treatment can and will change your life. Thank you, Robert, for joining us! For more information on Robert or Paradigm Treatment, check out Paradigmtreatment.com.

Episode 142 Invest, Heal, Transform: A Conversation on Youth Treatment with Robert Blume Watch Now https://youtu.be/BrHcrfJTg-s Listen Now Description In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes Robert Blume, Senior Behavioral Health Advisor at Paradigm Treatment, to the show to engage in a spirited conversation around youth treatment and support and ways to continue improving our industry. From destigmatizing seeking help to the value of investing in yourself, Robert and Chris share personal experiences and observed moments of how doing the work and being intentional in treatment can and will change your life. Thank you, Robert, for joining us! For more information on Robert or Paradigm Treatment, check out Paradigmtreatment.com. Talking Points Introduction to the Show Meet Robert Adolescent treatment and support The work Seeking help Investing in yourself Looking into Paradigm Treatment Paradigmtreatment.com Final thoughts Quotes  "I think that so much of addiction is trauma related. I think it's just trauma related. And so if we can start to work on some of that stuff when they are younger, and really help them to work through some of it, and understand what the trauma is they don't have to end up in treatment”.-- Robert Blume, Senior Behavioral Health Advisor at Paradigm Treatment Episode Transcripts

In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes back our Alumni Manager, Founder of The Bridge, and Peaks Recovery Centers legend, Dan Hugill! Returning to the show, Dan and Chris dive into important issues that are often silenced or overlooked in society. Together, they explore how we can rebuild stronger relationships to strengthen our community and ourselves. This passion-packed episode covers everything from the value of hard work and the debate around tough love approaches to the undeniable need for community resources. Thank you, Dan, for always bringing your heart, energy, and passion to every moment of every day!

Episode 141  The Truth About Why Hard Work & Community Matter More Than Ever Watch Now https://youtu.be/WPCib5G3pEc Listen Now Description In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes back our Alumni Manager, Founder of The Bridge, and Peaks Recovery Centers legend, Dan Hugill! Returning to the show, Dan and Chris dive into important issues that are often silenced or overlooked in society. Together, they explore how we can rebuild stronger relationships to strengthen our community and ourselves. This passion-packed episode covers everything from the value of hard work and the debate around tough love approaches to the undeniable need for community resources. Thank you, Dan, for always bringing your heart, energy, and passion to every moment of every day! Talking Points Introduction to the Show Fun Facts About Dan Benefits of Hard Work Exercise with Intensity Breaking Down Walls Speaking Life into Recovery Tough Love Community Resources Seen, Valued, and Heard Alumni Night at PRC Final Thoughts Quotes "So, certain special pains that you just grow to love, because you know it is doing something to build you.” - Dan Hugill Episode Transcripts

In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes special guest and industry leader Dr. Mike Barnes onto the show to share his impressive and exceptional knowledge on trauma, shame, parallel recovery, and so much more! From distinguishing between what you say and what you mean to discussing how you quantify success, Dr. Barnes and Chris engage in a riveting conversation that addresses so many vital topics in today's world. Thank you, Dr. Barnes, for joining us in such an authentic conversation. For more information on Dr. Barnes, check out drmikebarnes.com.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Peak's co-founder and Intake Coordinator, Robert Patton, to the show for the very first time to help welcome Peaks Recovery Centers Alumni Adam Yeager. Together, these three engage in an authentic conversation that includes personal stories, trials, and tribulations, as well as the importance of acceptance and so much more. Adam shares his journey to Peaks and expresses the immense ways his life has changed since his time in treatment. Thank you, Adam, for engaging in a wonderful and vulnerable discussion with us.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Nik Darrah back to the show to welcome our special guest, Mark Kelbel! Mark is the former golf pro at the Broadmoor golf course and the founder and chairman of Fearless Golf. Fearless Golf allows Mark to open doors and present opportunities to teens and young adults to help foster healthy and successful transitions into adulthood. From hearing moments in Marks's story that lead him in this direction to the profound impact these opportunities have for young people, this conversation will surely captivate and educate everyone on a rarely acknowledged topic. For further information on Mark and Fearless Golf or to find donation opportunities, check out Newhorizonsfoundation.com.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings back Nik Darrah, our Community Outreach Specialist, to the show to welcome our very special guest, Sarrah Forrest, Chief Operating Officer of the Winter Symposium! This year marks the amazing achievement of the 50th annual Winter Symposium, offering industry insight, therapeutic advances, and a noncompetitive networking community, along with so much more. From the inception of this event with Dr. Forrest to where it stands today, Sarah Forrest continues to push the needle forward, maintaining an exemptional industry event. With such a momentous celebration on the horizon, Sarah shared the amazing agendas coming to this year's attendees. For more information on the Winter Symposium, check out Addictionandmentalhealth.org.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings back Nik Darrah, our Community Outreach Specialist, to the show to help welcome our very special guest, Judge Regina Walter! Judge Regina served an illustrious judicial career spanning over three decades before stepping into a senior judge position and founding Educating Children of Color. Regina, Chris, and Nik discuss cultural biases, racial discrimination, and underfunded resources, to name a few, before clarifying the power of donations. Through ECOC, Diversity University, and Leadership Academy, Judge Regina Walter's passion for supporting humans and solidifying community shines brightly to so many to see. For more information on ECOC, please check out Educatingchildrenofcolor.org.

In this episode, Chris welcomes Amanda Koplin, Founder and CEO of Koplin Consulting, to the show to engage in a spirited conversation! From hearing Amanda's powerful journey leading her to work today to grow that passion into a mental health social enterprise, Chris and Amanda look further into needed areas of strength and support throughout recovery. Thank you, Amanda, for your “if not me, then who” approach and for sharing your knowledge as well as Koplin Consulting; for more information, check out Koplinconsulting.com.

In this episode, Chris welcomes Dr. John Narine, founder of Recovery Friendly Leader, to the studio to engage in a necessary conversation surrounding recovery in the workplace. Dr. John and Recovery Friendly Leader strive to destigmatize the notion of addiction in the workplace and encourage restructuring leadership and support systems for an all-around healthy organization. From looking into some problematic gaps within companies' systems to how to manage the complex and emotional conversations within a workplace, John and Chris light up the room in this episode, opening the floor to a discussion many are unaware of. For more information on Dr. John Narine or Recovery Friendly Leader, check out Recoveryfriendlyleader.org.

In this episode, Chris welcomes Breeah Kinsella, Executive Director of Colorado Providers Association, to the studio to engage in an open and honest conversation on the importance of a connected provider network and so much more! From getting a glance into the day-to-day operations at COPA to Breeah's powerful and inspiring “Why,” this episode will surely spark conversation and educate on important topics in today's world. For more information on Breeah or COPA, check out Coprovidersassociation.org.

In this episode, Chris welcomes Dr. Christian Wade, owner of Concierge Wellness, to speak on the medicine of movement and the vitality of personal wellness. Both Chris and Dr. Wade share personal stories leading to exceptional results through the effective approach to wellness created at Concierge Wellness. From prescribing wellness and gym memberships to redefining PT 2.0, this episode is full of important and insightful information to hopefully get us all to feeling and performing optimal, not just average. For more information on Dr. Wade or Concierge Wellness, check out Conciergewellnessandpt.com

In this episode, Chris brings Nik Darrah back to the show, this time as Peaks Recovery Center's new Community Outreach Specialist! From experiencing PRC as a client 10 years ago to now being a part of the staff, Nik shares his milestones, successes, and personal ambitions for his new role. In this shared discussion, the spotlight lands on updating definitions of substance use to classify it as a mental health disorder, to the power of slowing down and being present. Community outreach is vital and we are so happy to bring Nik back home to Peaks to continue saving lives, one day at a time.

In this episode, Chris brings Sam Peterson, a combat veteran and the founder of Mind Spa Denver, to the show. In this compelling conversation, Sam shares his inspiring journey and dives deep into the vital importance of mental health for everyone. With raw honesty and transformative stories, this conversation reveals the realities of military life and a life-altering moment that reshaped Sam's perspective. Whether you're seeking insight or inspiration, this episode is a must-listen! For more information on Sam and Mind Spa Denver, check out mindspadenver.com.

In this episode, Chris Burns sits with Cynthia Baker, Chief Clinical Officer of The Raleigh House, in an open discussion surrounding the treatment industry. With professional insight and personal testimonies, this conversation spans from focusing on individualized approaches to care and the clear benefits of looking into the role that nutrition plays not only during a treatment stay but also in everyday life. A huge thank you to the Raleigh House and Cynthia for being disruptors in this industry and for sharing insights and information on how we can continue the best experience for clients as we walk them through their recovery.

We are preparing to celebrate 10 Years of Peaks Recovery in September! To commemorate this special episode, Chris brings PRC Alumni, community leader, and industry disruptor Sparkle Lindsay to the show! Sparkle's inspiring story and messages of hope shine brightly as we take the time to highlight aspects of her journey- from her first reactions to Peaks and the program to bringing attention to the small moments that she attributes to turning points in her life. Thank you so much, Sparkle, for sharing your fantastic story with us and continuing to be a motivational and integral person to so many. For more information on Sparkle, check out sparklelindsay.com.

Our 10th Anniversary is coming up soon!

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Dan Hugill, Activities Director at PRC, to shed some light on the experience of returning from a treatment stay or incarceration back into daily life. Dan, through The Bridge, offers amazing community-building opportunities for everyone who is looking. From looking deeper into mental health, the impacts that fatherhood can have on life, and our human relationship with time, Chris and Dan engage in a captivating and high-energy conversation on topics often kept quiet.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Brandon Burns back to the show! As our new Executive Director, Brandon brings back his logical and philosophical background to talk about the current state of our industry, problems facing treatment centers, and efficacious plans to prioritize client care above all else. From maladaptive behaviors to plant-based medicine and disrupting the industry, this team of Burns lays out an information-filled and education-focused episode for all to enjoy.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Amity Cooper of Wayfinding Counseling, Human Herd Network, and Clinical Career Collective to the show! From hearing Amity's personal and professional experience getting her to where she is today to the empathic powers and benefits of working with and alongside horses, this episode holds amazing information on rarely focused topics. For more information on Amity, check out amitycooper.com. For more information on Wayfinding Counseling, check out wayfindingpractice.com. For more information on Clinical Career Collective, check out clinicalcareercollective.com.

In this episode, Chris Burns invites Peaks Recovery Center's new Clinical Director, Dr. Marissa Prince, to the show! Dr. Prince shares her incredible journey, both professionally and personally, that led her to Peaks and structures how she approaches life every day. From sharing the value in everyone, what makes the PRC special, and Dr. Prince's community engagement, this episode holds so much wonderful information and shines a light on our Clinical Director.

In this episode, Chris Burns invites a very special guest, Dr. Michael Pierce from the Human Condition Podcast as well as Human Condition Lab, to speak on all things healing. Dr. Pierce shares his personal story, industry insight, and professional experience over the past few decades. This episode has ample information on vital topics, from biochemistry and the pharmacological debate to deconstructing the key to healing. For more information on Dr. Michael Pierce, check out the Human Condition Podcast or humanconditionlab.com.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Tara Woodson, our Activities Director, to the show to share her knowledge on connecting our minds to our bodies. Tara brings valuable information on how important movement and breath work can be, not only in a time of recovery and chaos but as a general tool for every day! From mindful breath work to client testimonies of feeling safe in their bodies, this episode is a must-listen for a holistic approach to life.

In this episode, Chris Burns sits with Tripp, Dawnya, and Jorey from Journey Inward to share an insightful conversation about the importance of family programming alongside a client, the value of a sacred union, and the true power of honest conversation. This episode is full of useful information, powerful testimonies, and honest, authentic conversation. To learn more about the Journey Inward team or what they are working on, check out thejourneyinward.us

In this episode, Chris Burns sits with Dane Ensley and Brandon McArdle from Reconstruction Unlimited, a mental health coaching agency based in Beverly Hills, California. From discussing client care, family coaching, and the importance of curiosity and discipline, this episode flows with quality information and vulnerable shared life experiences. To learn more about Reconstruction Unlimited or Dane and Brandon, check out reconstructionunlimited.com.

In this episode, Chris Burns welcomes back Dr. Jenn Holcomb from Integrative Mind and Body Wellness LLC, as well as her husband and partner Dustin Holcomb, to delve further into the cutting-edge modalities of Biofeedback and Neurofeedback. From deconstructing the physiological responses of the nervous system to speaking about regulating the heart rate and breath, this episode is full of insightful information and personal testimonies of efficacy. For more information on Integrative Mind and Body LLC, check out mindbodywellnessllc.com. For information on Positive Outcomes LLC, check out positiveoutcomesllc.com.

In this special episode, Chris Burns borrows Maeve O'Neill from Circa Behavioral Health Solutions to talk all things outcomes data! From finding the organizational disconnection to pinpointing crucial leadership pillars, the conversations within this episode are astounding. For more information on Maeve, or Circa Behavioral Health Solutions, check out circabehavioral.com.

In this special episode, Chris Burns borrows Mike Lifshots of Hatch Compliance to share his valuable insight into all things organizational compliance and processes. Mike and his team at Hatch are industry leaders providing professionals with the tools to thrive as businesses through building processes, ensuring safety compliances through staff and leadership, and so much more! For more information on Mike or Hatch compliances, check out hatchcompliance.com.

In this Episode, Chris Burns brings on two incredible professionals, Dr. Sarah Van Anrooy and Kaylie Meyers from the Center for Stress Medicine, to share their professional insights and forward-thinking approach to client care. From conversations on gene testing and epigenetic to the impact of COVID-19 on self-care and how to harness stress, this episode offers a plethora of valuable information. For more on Dr. Van Anrooy or Kaylie, check out www.centerforstressmed.com

Chris Burns is back in the host seat this week with our fantastic guest, Dr. Jennifer Holcomb. Together, Chris and Jennifer bring attention to the connection between our heads and our hearts, shining light on the importance of intentional work on both. This episode brings to light many shared issues: associations, disconnections, breath work, and so much more. Please reach out with questions or comments, and for more information on Dr. Jenn, check out positiveoutcomesllc.com

Jason Friesema sits with Madeline Frey, our clinical operations and compliance specialist, to speak on a crucial topic: trauma and EMDR therapy. Through sharing personal experiences practicing EMDR and even personal success stories. This is an important topic for us to shine a light on, and we welcome all questions and comments!

Jason Friesema sits with Rebecca Aston, Clinical Supervisor and AcuDetox Specialist, to speak on one of the more unique treatment modalities offered at Peaks, AcuDetox. Explaining this modality, providing insightful practical uses, and dispelling common misconceptions, our team takes the time to share this practice with our viewers. For more information on NADA, check out acudetox.com.

Jason Friesema sits with Shaina Crisp and Samantha Powell to discuss Internal Family Systems: Defining IFS, looking into the “parts,” and how to know if this therapy is right for you. Our team brings knowledge and experience to speak on a therapeutic modality not often spoken about.

Jason Friesema sits with Zach LeFever to discuss process addictions, such as sex addiction, and the adverse relationships that can follow. Defining sex addiction, discussing process addictions, and addressing pornography, this conversation shines a light on essential topics often silenced. Listen in as our team opens the floor to this discussion, and reach out with comments or questions.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Jason Friesema to welcome back our returning special guest, KK Fearless! Brooke Perez, founder and President of KK Fearless, sits down with our team and her mom, Melinda Jackson, to speak on their experiences leading up to the creation of KK Fearless, share respect and memories for the ones they have lost, as well as advocating for Bothe the individuals in recovery and their families.

In this episode, Chris Burns brings Jason Friesema to welcome back Lisa Smith, certified family recovery coach, to speak on parenting in recovery as well as the journey to becoming a heroic parent. Our team shares personal stories in their own journey of parenthood and explains how important healthy family dynamics are for family systems no matter the situation.