Join us in the intriguing conversation about how education and experience can play a role in providing effective counseling and the difficult dynamics Peaks faces trying to break the glass ceiling on the standards of care.
Chris and Madelyn endeavor down a great conversation about trauma and the deep core concepts that we navigate in order to truly help individuals overcome these hurdles.
Discover and gain an understanding of the underlying factors that contribute to and help cause substance use, with podcast leaders Brandon, Jason, and Clinton.
In this episode, we are joined by recurring guest Madelyn Padilla UN, and Samantha Archuleta MA, LPCC to talk about shame, resilience, and self-forgiveness.
In this exciting episode, we are joined by acclaimed Dr. Ilardi, to discuss his knowledge on how modern-day depression is caused and remedies to help.
In this exciting episode, we are joined by renowned Dr. Ilardi, to discuss his knowledge on treating Major Depressive Disorder with therapy, medication, and lifestyle changes.
How do you define who you are? Have you ever felt like you’ve lost yourself? In this episode, we are joined by yet another amazing staff member, Madeline Frey, MS, LPCC, to dive into how we help our clients rediscover who they are and what steps to take.
What makes Case Management and Aftercare important in recovery? In this episode, we go into Peaks Recovery’s perspective on the importance of case management and aftercare within the recovery healing process.
How do you grieve in a productive way? In this episode, we are joined by another engaging staff member, Lauren Atencio, MA, LAC, LPCC, one of our Primary Therapists. We discuss how Grief and Loss Week works at Peaks and the steps we go through to help clients work through their pain.
In this episode, we are joined by more of our lovely staff members, Pema White, MSE, CAS, LPC, one of our Primary Therapists, and Kimberly Holcomb, MA, our Family Specialist. We discuss how culture plays a role in our treatment process, as well as, some cultural norms and barriers that many people may face when looking for who they truly are, not who society says they should be.
In this episode we are joined by Morgan McKinley, BA, UN to discuss Peaks Recovery’s Curriculum and how it helps people overcome barriers to recovery.
In this episode, we talk with the well-known Dr. Stephen Ilardi, Ph.D. about his clinical research in developing the Therapeutic Lifestyle Change (TLC) treatment protocol. It is based on several modifiable lifestyle factors (e.g., physical activity, omega-3 intake, light exposure, social connection) which have demonstrated antidepressant benefits.
In this episode we are joined by Dr. Ashley Johnson, DO to discuss depression and improving mental health with neuromodulation.
In this episode we are joined by Dr. Ashley Johnson, DO to discuss depression and the progression of modern treatment.
In this episode we are joined by a family that holds a special place in our hearts to remember and celebrate Krystle’s story.
Today we discuss the reasons why we continue to implement gender specific care and the benefits and hardships we face while doing so.
We are joined again by special guest Madeline as we discuss the effects and challenges of being young and in recovery.
Is the word “addiction” helpful or limiting? We discuss if repositioning our verbiage can aid in shifting the stigma and true understanding of why individuals struggle with dependence and mental health disorders.
Our team bravely dives into the foundational aspects of parenting and some of the hard lessons they have learned along the way.
Our special guest, Joanna Conti joins us again in order to dive deeper into the importance of collecting treatment outcome data within addiction service centers.
