On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I’m excited to speak with Kelley Joyce, a seasoned career coach and founder of The Truth at Work, who brings both her corporate expertise and her own personal journey through burnout & recovery to the table. Kelley works with professionals and young adults alike to help them rebuild confidence, rediscover purpose, and re-enter the workforce after challenges like mental-health struggles or addiction recovery. In this conversation, we’ll explore how to find direction again when life knocks you off course and what it really takes to create a sustainable, fulfilling career after crisis. To learn more Kelley & to explore working with her please visit her website: https://thetruthatwork.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I am joined by Sophia Vale Galano who is an author & a licensed therapist. We discuss how to approach conversations with your teen from a place of curiosity rather than control. Together, we explore how letting go of “fixing” creates space for genuine connection and meaningful dialogue. To connect with Sophia and learn more about her practice and new book be sure to visit her website https://sophiagalano.com

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I sit down with the incredible Casey Jacox — author of “Win The Relationship, Not The Deal,” nationally recognized keynote speaker, and host of the Quarterback DadCast. Casey & I dive deep into the real journey of fatherhood — the wins, the losses, the laughter, and the lessons that come from trying to be the best dads we can be. We get honest about the struggles, the self-doubt, and the importance of showing up as intentional (but imperfect) parents in today’s fast-paced world. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to lead with heart — both at home and at work — this conversation is a must-listen.

👉 Tune in, laugh with us, and listen now and to learn more about Casey’s sales & leadership coaching check out his site: https://www.caseyjacox.com/

In this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I’m joined by Brandon Moffit, Executive Director & Co-Founder of Black Mountain Academy & Intrepid Young Adults, to talk about the tough balancing act in parenting—supporting your neurodiverse teen or young adult’s growth without micromanaging their journey.

Together, we discuss how parents can affirm progress, provide guidance, and create opportunities for independence—without being heavy-handed or controlling. If you’ve ever struggled to find the fine line between helping your child grow and trying to manage their every step, this conversation is for you. If you want to reach out to Brandon go to: https://theblackmountainacademy.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I am joined by Farah Harris, LCPC who is a Belonging & Workplace Well-being expert and a licensed psychotherapist. Farah opens up about how her parenting journey includes raising 3 children, 2 of whom are neurodivergent, and how her parenting has been influenced by, but not defined by her children's diagnoses. We discuss the power of parenting from an instinctual place that's grounded in connection & emotional regulation and we discuss how to support your children w/ confidence & calm. To connect with Farah on a deeper level you can conect with her, through her website: https://workingwelldaily.com/.

In this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, Dr. Jack Hinman & I discuss why safety / secure connections and building friendships are the foundation for healing and growth, and how creating a “secure base” allows young adults to explore, build confidence, and update their relational operating system. If you are a parent of a young adult struggling to find their footing, this conversation offers insight, hope, and a roadmap forward. If you want to learn more about Dr. Hinman who is the Executive Director & Co-Founder of Engage Transitions, which helps participants move beyond mental health struggles and “failure to launch” barriers go to: https://engagelifenow.com/

In this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I’m joined by Norm Thibault, Executive Director of At the Crossroads, a residential transitional living program for young adults. Together, we explore the unique challenges and opportunities parents face when raising adopted children and teens. Norm shares his deep experience working with young people navigating identity, belonging, and the transition to adulthood. If you are parenting an adopted child or teen—or want to better understand the adoption experience or your child’s journey as well as how to create an environment of trust and emotional safety, and ways to strengthen connection even through the most difficult seasons, then give this conversation a listen. If you want to learn more about Norm or the At the Crossroads please visit their site at www.atthecrossroads.com/

On this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I’m joined by Tara Renze, author, speaker, and coach, to explore the power of emotional intelligence in parenting. We discuss how parents can strengthen their own E.Q. to stay grounded, calm, and unflappable when facing their kids’ challenging choices. Tara shares her insights on raising emotional intelligence in ourselves first, so that we can model resilience, connection, and clarity for our children. If you want to reach out to Tara just visit her site: www.tararenze.com

Watching young adults step into their first jobs is exciting—but it often comes with bumps along the way. In this episode, Performance Coach for leaders & sellers & teams - Jaime Diglio joins us to unpack the challenges new professionals face and how parents can encourage growth without micromanaging. To learn more about Jamie's performance coaching work with leaders, sellers, & teams check out her site: www.thewinroom.com

In this episode of the 4 Peaks Parents Podcast, I have the privilege of sitting down with Leigh Feldman, CEO of Youth Franchise Brands and dad of four, to explore how time in the kitchen can help kids build confidence, creativity, and life skills. From hands-on cooking classes to everyday family meals, Leigh shares insights on why giving kids a role in the kitchen is about so much more than just food. If you want to reach out to Leigh and or learn more about Young Chef’s Academy just visit:

https://youngchefsacademy.com